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When they say a “back-door”, it sounds so secretive. But what they are essentially asking for is to enforce multi-key for encrypted communications. But still can’t stop baddies running their own encryption. #privacy pcmag.com/news/369716/at…

When they say a “back-door”, it sounds so secretive. But what they are essentially asking for is to enforce multi-key for encrypted communications. But still can’t stop baddies running their...
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The problem is not about if #AI can detect #deepfakes, it’s about human cannot. Unless we are all going to wear AR glasses with real-time fake filters, or outlaw deepfakes with media regulations. blogs.discovermagazine.com/crux/2019/06/2…

The problem is not about if #AI can detect #deepfakes, it’s about human cannot. Unless we are all going to wear AR glasses with real-time fake filters, or outlaw deepfakes...
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It’s not the first time #Facebook trying to get into payment business. Maybe with new #crypto can achieve holy grail of PII? Optimal pricing and trading of personal privacy data? Just like Amazon can optimally price a book? wsj.com/articles/faceb…

It’s not the first time #Facebook trying to get into payment business. Maybe with new #crypto can achieve holy grail of PII? Optimal pricing and trading of personal privacy data?...
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Let’s keep officers at airports checking passports, looking at faces, don’t check against a full database but just a top 10 list of most wanted. That’s the kind of irrational resistance against tech like #AI. buzzfeednews.com/article/letici…

Let’s keep officers at airports checking passports, looking at faces, don’t check against a full database but just a top 10 list of most wanted. That’s the kind of irrational...
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Banning facial recognition just for local government agencies won’t help with user privacy, many companies will continue to exploit it. But will certain protect jobs by deliberately avoiding tools to speed up certain type of tedious tasks. #AI bbc.com/news/technolog…

Banning facial recognition just for local government agencies won’t help with user privacy, many companies will continue to exploit it. But will certain protect jobs by deliberately avoiding tools to...
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Will there be hidden hardware to potentially track users too? Like hidden microphones, infrared sensors, how about x-ray vision? Can you trust #Nest or #Google? Or rely on youtubers to take it apart and vet them? digitaltrends.com/home/google-le…

Will there be hidden hardware to potentially track users too? Like hidden microphones, infrared sensors, how about x-ray vision? Can you trust #Nest or #Google? Or rely on youtubers to...
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Does it mean your building security guard should have got your explicit consent to look at your face to train to recognize and open the door for you? And tell guard of the next shift that you can be trusted? How about your dog recognizing you? #AI theverge.com/2019/3/12/1826…

Does it mean your building security guard should have got your explicit consent to look at your face to train to recognize and open the door for you? And tell...
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#Facetime group calling bug, sending video and voice before accepting the call, embarrassing for #Apple. Lucky to be stopped on the server side by disabling group calling feature for all users. axios.com/apple-aims-to-…

#Facetime group calling bug, sending video and voice before accepting the call, embarrassing for #Apple. Lucky to be stopped on the server side by disabling group calling feature for all...
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