Digest Issue 47: From battleground to common ground | 23andMe’s DNA Database Is Up For Sale. Who Might Want It, And What For? | How Venture Capital Warps the World

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Digest

1. A Framework to Report AI’s Flaws

2. ZK Mesh: April 2025 Recap

3. Can Blockchain Bridge the Trust Gap in SEWA’s Healthcare Network?

4. 23andMe’s DNA Database Is Up For Sale. Who Might Want It, And What For?

5. Over 70 crypto firms join forces to tackle big tech’s AI monopoly

6. Examining gender-driven bottom-up data sovereignty in the age of climate data

7. How Venture Capital Warps the World

8. Beyond Safe Models: Why AI Governance Must Tackle Unsafe Ecosystems

9. From battleground to common ground

10. 🧭🏘️📲 Exploring a new social product for local communities

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