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May 17, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Concerned Lawmakers' 8 Burning Questions For Larry Page About Google Glass Eight members of congress belonging to a bipartisan "privacy caucus" have penned a letter to Google chief executive Larry Page to request additional information about the privacy implications of Google Glass, Google's yet-to-be released wearable computing device. Continue reading... 10 Percent Of Facebook Users Are Not Human One Big Problem Plaguing The Driverless Car Why Yahoo May Buy Tumblr: It's All About The Kids LOOK: Your Toothbrush May Soon Have Caffeine LOOK: Glass From Toddler's Viewpoint Is Adorable LOOK: Your Toothbrush May Soon Have Caffeine Odds Are, Your Partner Is Cheating On You.. With Netflix LOOK: Amazing Interactive Map Shows Every Local Dialect In The U.S. JOHN PAVLEY The Future of the Web As Seen From Google I/O Day Two It's the second day at Google I/O 2013 in San Francisco. While the other members of the HuffPost tech team on site have been pursuing sessions on Android and Google Glass, I've been focused on something much more mundane: the World Wide Web. Continue reading... DANIEL BEN-HORIN Kenya Balancing Act: Human Rights, Civil Society, Neo-Colonialism, and Democracy The drama plays out of whether or not Kenyatta and Ruto will appear in the Hague. The balance between repudiating colonialism and protecting human rights is infinitely tricky. We must get it right. Continue reading... SARAH BROWN WESSLING A Video Camera in Every Classroom It's just the kind of thinking, where video is about surveillance, that we get confused notions of why having classroom cameras can make a difference for teachers. First, let's get clear on why these aren't "surveillance" cameras in either the literal or figurative sense. Continue reading... REBECCA SAXE WATCH: Learning To Read Someone Else's Mind cooperating in large groups is a signature accomplishment of the human brain: among similar species, we are remarkably good at working together and negotiating our differences. Continue reading... GRACE NASRI Power to the People: How Data Democratization Is Enabling Consumers and Businesses to Make More Informed Decisions Data for data's sake is powerless. It's only when end users are given access to the data to gain insights, see trends and make predictions that the data can actually tell a story. In this way, data becomes a bridge to knowledge. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003