Living in a "Scored Society": What Big Data Policing Means for Chicago
Police are using data and algorithms to rank you and treat you differently. An expert shares why you should care, and how citizens can ensure the tech is used properly.
Police are using data and algorithms to rank you and treat you differently. An expert shares why you should care, and how citizens can ensure the tech is used properly.
Between October 25 to 29, more than 500 people celebrated the opening of the groundbreaking, multimillion dollar Take a Stand Center at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center. The permanent exhibition features three interactive galleries, such as the Abe & Ida Cooper Survivor Stories Experience—which uses 3D holography to enable conversation with 13 recorded … Read more
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And yes, that’s a world record.
A City at War: Chicago, a new documentary by John Davies and Brian Kallies, tells some of the lesser-known local tales.
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Staff, family, and friends gathered at La Bodega del Barrio to toast Chicago magazine’s longtime dining editor Penny Pollack, who recently announced her retirement after 30 years. Pollack joined the magazine as a part-time dining assistant in 1987, before working her way up to dining editor in 1994. “Penny is a civic treasure whose name … Read more
After coaching the Wildcats to their first-ever NCAA tourney bid, the former Glenbrook North star is bent on making the program a perennial power.
From what we saw at Google's pop-up "Donut Shop" next to the Tribune Tower, plenty of people are going home with the tech giant's latest product. Stop by before 6 p.m. today for your chance.