As consumers drown in messages from fraudsters on a variety of platforms, many no longer trust the technology designed to protect them.Read More
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The U.N. Human Rights Council called for a moratorium on ‘risky’ AI. Meanwhile, ICLR is soliciting blog posts from AI researchers.Read More
Is your malware protection service not cutting it? Do you want more than basic protection for your network? Poor security for your devices can lead to disaster. You need network security software that defends against all kinds of attacks. Network security software gives you way more than just virus protection. […]
A controversial study from Stanford-affiliated researchers claims to find links between facial features and political affiliation.Read More
Twitter suffered cybersecurity shortfalls that enabled a teenager to take over the accounts of several of the world’s most famous people.Read More
Blackbird.AI details tools that allowed QAnon to move from the fringes to the mainstream — crowdsourcing, social media, and gamification.Read More
The Incidents data set was made to encourage the development of AI for recognizing accidents and natural disasters from social media images.Read More
A federal agency is creating the ASAPS data set to train AI to detect police, fire, and medical emergencies in social media and camera footage.Read More
Landlord Tech Watch aims to track the deployment, usage, and testing of potentially discriminatory housing surveillance tech.Read More
A newly published study by University of Michigan researchers shows facial recognition technology in schools presents multiple problems and has limited efficacy. Led by Shobita Parthasarathy, director of the university’s Science, Technology, and Public Policy (STPP) program, the research say the technology isn’t suited to security purpo…Read More