The seeds of truly green technologies are being planted now.

Katie Paul, who heads the Tech Transparency Project, helps to uncover what tech companies are doing behind the scenes.

One of the inventors of CRISPR-based gene drive has some advice to improve science, ethics, and the odds that these technologies will one day save millions of lives.

Local community input is not adequately sought out, and issues of social justice and equity are largely ignored.

Unfortunately we’ve seen what happens when too many of America’s best and brightest brush off the public sector.

The people who bear the risks of algorithmic systems should get to determine whether — and how — they’re used.

Algorithms recommend movies and determine whose taxes are audited. And in courtrooms across the country, they assess the risk a defendant poses to public safety.

A team of combined human soldiers and autonomous systems have the potential capability of independently and objectively monitoring ethical behavior in the battlefield by all parties.

Removing human control from the use of force is a grave threat to humanity that deserves urgent multilateral action.

Question 1 is a complicated mess and the ads seem contradictory. But to technicians like me, the issue is clear: I’m voting no on Question 1.