Google autofill tells us what we think about drones
Happy Monday from snowy, slushy Washington. Check out this screenshot of Google’s autofill options for the phrase "Drones are" that was posted by Caitlin Fitz Gerald on her blog, Drawnward. It’s easy to see how the autofill suggestions sum up plenty of the varying opinions about drones in the United States right now. Hat tip ...
Happy Monday from snowy, slushy Washington. Check out this screenshot of Google's autofill options for the phrase "Drones are" that was posted by Caitlin Fitz Gerald on her blog, Drawnward.
Happy Monday from snowy, slushy Washington. Check out this screenshot of Google’s autofill options for the phrase "Drones are" that was posted by Caitlin Fitz Gerald on her blog, Drawnward.
It’s easy to see how the autofill suggestions sum up plenty of the varying opinions about drones in the United States right now.
Hat tip to Lawfare.
John Reed is a national security reporter for Foreign Policy. He comes to FP after editing Military.com’s publication Defense Tech and working as the associate editor of DoDBuzz. Between 2007 and 2010, he covered major trends in military aviation and the defense industry around the world for Defense News and Inside the Air Force. Before moving to Washington in August 2007, Reed worked in corporate sales and business development for a Swedish IT firm, The Meltwater Group in Mountain View CA, and Philadelphia, PA. Prior to that, he worked as a reporter at the Tracy Press and the Scotts Valley Press-Banner newspapers in California. His first story as a professional reporter involved chasing escaped emus around California’s central valley with Mexican cowboys armed with lassos and local police armed with shotguns. Luckily for the giant birds, the cowboys caught them first and the emus were ok. A New England native, Reed graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a dual degree in international affairs and history.
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