That seven-minute video — including a terribly obviously distraught artificially intelligent (AI) being trying admirably to cope — is hard to watch for yours truly, so if you are like me, then consider yourself forewarned. Basically, that form of AI…
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Artificial Roughness?
Tagged with: artificial intelligence, computers, future, health, love, science, technology
Posted in Keep It Real, Liberty Shield, Stress Health, TechYes
Posted in Keep It Real, Liberty Shield, Stress Health, TechYes
Email Advancement?
Email, the web’s much maligned little cousin, is in the midst of a revolution—one that will change not only how designers and developers build HTML email campaigns, but also the way in which subscribers interact with those campaigns. The article…
Medical Data Hacking?
From: “Why Are Hackers Increasingly Targeting the Healthcare Industry?” (Slashdot) My comment there: This problem has to be a myth. Each time I enter the healthcare industry, I have to fill out the same “wonderful” multi-page form by including basic…
Private Taping
While our government is pressing the Unbreakable Encryption Prohibition button in our world with pitiful technological privacy implementation at least involving data mining, there’s this… FBI Director James Comey… admits he puts a piece of tape over the webcam lens…
Tagged with: computer security, computers, encryption, government, law, privacy, surveillance, technology
Posted in Liberty Shield, TechYes
Posted in Liberty Shield, TechYes
Privacy is Dying
Prompted by “Samsung Warns Customers To Think Twice About What They Say Near Smart TVs”: http://tech.slashdot.org/story/16/02/14/1742240/samsung-warns-customers-to-think-twice-about-what-they-say-near-smart-tvs In a troubling new development in the domestic consumer surveillance debate, an investigation into Samsung Smart TVs has revealed that user voice commands are…
Tagged with: computer security, computers, privacy, security, technology
Posted in Liberty Shield, TechYes
Posted in Liberty Shield, TechYes
Ad(d) Hypocrisy
Prompted by “Online Ad Czar Berates Adblockers As Freedom-Hating ‘Mafia’”: http://yro.slashdot.org/story/16/01/26/1720217/online-ad-czar-berates-adblockers-as-freedom-hating-mafia Randall Rothenburg, the president and CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has made a speech branding the creators of Adblock Plus (who were banned from the conference where…
Tagged with: advertising, communications, computer security, computers, freedom, freedom of speech, health, information, Internet, liberty, mainstream media, privacy, security, software, stress, stress management, technology
Posted in TechYes
Posted in TechYes
Behavioral Targeting You
Prompted by: reasonably serious privacy concerns Anyone appreciating the sense in defending your privacy will appreciate this post (well, that’s my preference anyway). Although it may seem to be just focused upon a particular email service (one you probably don’t…
Tagged with: advertising, computer security, computers, journalism, journalism code of ethics, liberty, marketing, privacy, security, software, technology
Posted in TechYes
Posted in TechYes
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