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“A major data breach at Phetchabun Hospital last week served as a loud wake-up call to state and private organisations to pay attention to their cybersecurity measures, as experts warned cybercrimes could become more commonplace in the years to come.
The breach involved the data of 10,095 patients, including their names and dates of admission and discharge.”
- – By dr tech
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““We make body image issues worse for one in three teen girls,” said a slide from one internal presentation in 2019, seen by the Wall Street Journal. “Thirty-two per cent of teen girls said that when they felt bad about their bodies, Instagram made them feel worse,” a subsequent presentation reported in March 2020.”
- – By dr tech
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Facebook has made it easier than ever to profit off teen girls’ insecurity
“As adolescents and young adults fled Facebook for platforms like Instagram and Snapchat, Facebook knew its long-term survival depended on winning over that demographic. But the savvy business move had a different, less public price tag.
Caught up in recommendations from a powerful algorithm designed to keep them engaged, some teen girls found Instagram worsened their body image, according to a new Wall Street Journal investigation. Users even pinned feelings of increased depression, anxiety, and suicidal thinking on the app.”
- – By dr tech
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How Instagram transformed our personal lives
“How Instagram transformed our personal lives
Ten years after its first post, the app exerts an almost inconceivable degree of influence over our culture, psychology and relationships”- – By neoooo
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Want to save the Earth? Then don’t buy that shiny new iPhone | John Naughton | The Guardian
“But it isn’t. As I write, I have a Fairphone 3+ on the desk beside me. It’s a very capable, nicely designed, dual-sim Android phone. In just seconds, I snap off the back of the case with a fingernail and remove the battery. Other modules of the phone, including the camera, can be removed and replaced without elaborate tools or expertise. And once it’s done you snap the case shut and press the power button. And you can buy it online for £399. Over in the US, the Framework laptop has just come on to the market. It’s a thin, lightweight, high-performance 13.5in notebook that can be upgraded, customised and repaired in ways that no other notebook can. It’s even available as a kit of modules that users can change and assemble themselves, installing only the modules they want as plug-in units. Think of it as Lego for geeks.”
- – By dr tech
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You might wonder whether models are useful or not? So, the main question here is
“Do models help or hinder our thinking and problem solving?”
Let’s take a look at some examples to see whether models help OR hinder or thinking!
London Underground map
I would say that this model helps our thinking.
- Each Tube lines are colour coded in different colours so, it is very easy to identify each lines.
- This map is simplified from curve or wavy lines of the real railway to straight lines so, the map looks organised.
- The map contains lots of information and words but it is arranged nicely.
- Important symbols about stations which are appropriate for people using wheel chairs or some stations that offer trains between cities are included on the map which is really useful.
Personally, I had use this tube map during my London trip in 2019 and I found that it is easy to use and it didn’t take long for me to figure out what is it all about. Also, it is quite memorable! I used District line and Piccadilly line very often and after a few days, I did remember some of the station names in those lines!
Bangkok Underground Map
I think this model hinder our thinking.
- This map doesn’t include much information. For example, there are no stations names except for the destination of each lines which doesn’t make sense because people won’t be able to use this map to go somewhere they want.
- Each lines are colour coded with different colours but unfortunately, that doesn’t help because it does look quite complicated. It is not something that you look at it and you have an idea what it means.
The Iceberg Model
I have used this model and it actually helps me to think in a logical way.
- The model looks simple. The iceberg picture already represent the meaning or the purpose of the model.
- There are only short sentences or phrases but it covers information needed.
- It makes us think in more depth about a topic which is useful because we might come up with a better answer!
- It makes us think in steps which guide us to expand our ideas and thoughts.
CONCLUSION!
In my opinion, models do help our thinking. Models represent information in a way that we can visualize them. Models simplified some complex information into a simple diagrams that we can remember much more easily. Use of graphics or colours also help. Models can help communicate our ideas or to understand processes needed to complete tasks.
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Japan in race with China for facial-recognition supremacy – Nikkei Asia
“TOKYO/GUANGZHOU — From shopping to banking to boarding airplanes, an economy based on facial recognition is taking root in Japan, enabling consumers to live a cashless, bag-free life. “
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Mapped: The State of Facial Recognition Around the World
“North America, Central America, and Caribbean
In the U.S., a 2016 study showed that already half of American adults were captured in some kind of facial recognition network. More recently, the Department of Homeland Security unveiled its “Biometric Exit” plan, which aims to use facial recognition technology on nearly all air travel passengers by 2023, to identify compliance with visa status.”- – By neoooo
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Facebook AI equated Black men with ‘primates’. Cue a toothless apology.
“Some Facebook users who recently watched a Daily Mail video depicting Black men reported seeing a label from Facebook asking if they were interested in watching more videos about “primates.”
The label appeared in bold text under the video, stating “Keep seeing videos about Primates?” next to “Yes” and “Dismiss” buttons that users could click to answer the prompt. It’s part of an AI-powered Facebook process that attempts to gather information on users’ personal interests in order to deliver relevant content into their News Feed”
- – By dr tech
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Australia tests ‘Orwellian’ Covid app which uses facial recognition to enforce quarantine – Buzz.ie
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Users will have 15 minutes, when the app pings them, to prove they are at their homes by showing the app their faces and giving it access to geo-location data.
p:nth-of-type(6)","type":"performPlaceholder","relativePos":"after"}” data-placeholder-placeholder=”” data-response-start=”3700″ data-type=”placeholder”>Should they fail to do so, the local police department will be sent to follow up in person.
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“Location and biometric data is extremely valuable. Any government initiative that wishes to collect these types of personal information should have robust safeguards in place before it is rolled out, to ensure that information is not later used or disclosed for other purposes,”
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According to its privacy statement, Home Quarantine SA will encrypt data “immediately upon submission” before sending it to an Australian server “under control of the Government of South Australia”.
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Japan firms to jointly develop facial recognition payment system
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Four Japanese firms will jointly develop a payment system using facial recognition technology that will allow customers to make deposits and withdrawals at banks and shop at stores without presenting anything if they register their facial images in advance.
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While the registration of facial images would require the consent of customers, many people may hesitate to provide their image data due to privacy concerns. How to ensure the security of the planned system will be key to its widespread use.
The four companies plan to develop a system under which facial image data will be stored on a server that cannot be accessed from the outside. Resona will manage the system.
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Thailand’s Transport Ministry wants to roll out its biometric-enabled smart airport initiative across five top airports to improve passenger experience, reduce waiting times, and boost airport security
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“Currently, travelers may be required to show their ID cards or passports up to three times in one trip through an airport,”
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“They can have their faces scanned just once at check-in counters and then board a plane without the need to show their ID cards, passports or boarding passes.”
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Bosses turn to ‘tattleware’ to keep tabs on employees working from home | Technology | The Guardian
“Remote surveillance software like Sneek, also known as “tattleware” or “bossware”, represented something of a niche market pre-Covid. But that all changed in March 2020, as employers scrambled to pull together work-from-home policies out of thin air. In April last year, Google queries for “remote monitoring” were up 212% year-on-year; by April this year, they’d continued to surge by another 243%.”
- – By dr tech
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This AI project distills research papers into a single sentence | Boing Boing
“Drowning in literature? Scientists often must manage research, teaching, and acquiring funding, and more. It can be hard to find time to read new papers in the field. It can also help non-specialists who are reading complicated papers and struggling to find the gist. Using this tool, you can enter a paper’s abstract. The site will then generate a short summary.
“The free tool, which creates what the team calls TLDRs (the common Internet acronym for ‘Too long, didn’t read’), was activated this week for search results at Semantic Scholar, a search engine created by the non-profit Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2) in Seattle, Washington.”
- – By dr tech
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» Five airports to test facial recognition technology
“Thailand continues to embrace advanced technology, announcing that five smaller upcountry airports will pilot a facial recognition system to reduce lines, speed immigration procedures, and increase safety. Should the pilot project prove successful, it would be scaled up nationwide.
“Currently, travelers may be required to show their ID cards or passports up to three times in one trip through an airport,” said Deputy Transport Minister Thaworn Senneam.
Officials expect the new system will eliminate the need for immigration police officers to inspect passports. As the number of tourists and business travelers has been steadily increasing over the years, immigration lines at Thailand’s major airports have grown longer, causing inconvenience to visitors and inspiring some complaints.
The new system will also benefit Thais, as they must also present national identification cards at airports under the current system.
Under the new system, travelers “can have their faces scanned just once at check-in counters and then board a plane without the need to show their ID cards, passports or boarding passes,” Thaworn said.
The five airports that will participate in the pilot project are Krabi and Surat Thani airports in the South, and Udon Thani, Ubon Ratchathani, and Khon Kaen airports in the Northeast.
Not all aspects of the system have been ironed out. A panel is being formed to study the new identification system with representatives from the Department of Airports, the Ministry of the Interior, and the Royal Thai Police. They plan to work out synchronize their databases, which store information on Thai and foreign travelers.”
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““There has been a high degree of improvisation in the rollout of Chivo and a great deal of opacity,” says Ricardo Castaneda, a local economist. “The app asks for access to your microphone and your contacts, which are not needed for a wallet. Bitcoin might be a distraction but given the decision to push ahead with the plan despite popular opposition and the advice of experts, it could also be an important pillar of Bukele’s political project.””
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“Digital Identity (ID) is one of the main results focused under the main Digital Drukyul Flagship Program of Nu 2.557 bn as the fund also covers results such as Institutionalizing e-Patient Information System, creating Digital Schools, Integrating e-business services (business licensing and Single window for trade), Land records, tax information etc.
Citing some examples of what benefits people can expect with the completion of the Digital ID Lobzang Jamtsho, Chief ICT Officer, Application Development Division, Department of Technology and Telecom (DITT) under Ministry of Information and Communication (MoIC) said stated, “Currently the online processes are hybrid in nature, where although we communicate or negotiate online, people still need to be physically present to sign a contract or make online transactions.”
He said that with the use of Digital ID, one can have bank transactions or even sign up contracts remotely to state a few components that the program encapsulates.
The paper found that the biggest advantage of the Digital ID of the person is that all the information of the person will be stored and based around the Digital ID of the person. This could be health records, land records, tax records, revenue and bank records, business records, education records, census records etc.
The person can use his digital ID to access all this information and also use his ID to complete online procedures to avail services.
To protect the privacy of the person access to the information will be compartmentalized and restricted so some tax officials for example cannot access the health records of a person.
A key component of digital ID is collecting the biometric details of people like eyes and all finger prints for verification and security.”
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“A preliminary study finds that facial recognition algorithms struggle to identify people wearing masks. The study tested 89 commercial facial recognition algorithms, and the best had error rates between 5% and 50% in matching unmasked photos with photos of the same person wearing a digitally-applied mask. Masks both lowered the algorithms’ accuracy rates and raised the number of failures to process. The more of the nose is covered by the mask the lower the algorithm’s accuracy; however, error rates were generally lower with round masks; and the algorithms generally performed worse with black masks than with surgical blue ones. False positive remained stable or declined a small amount.”
- – By jhendoooo
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2 hospital data breaches on Monday exposed patient data | Thaiger
“Two prominent hospitals were the victims of data breaching hackers in the last few days with each hospital having over 40,000 patients’ personal information at risk. On Monday, Phetchabun Hospital had the personal data of 46,000 of their patients compromised while Bhumirajanagarindra Kidney Institute Hospital had the data from 40,000 patients stolen in parallel attacks.”
- – By dr tech
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China plans control of tech that US can only dream of, Government & Economy – THE BUSINESS TIMES
“The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) unveiled a 30-point draft proposal for “algorithm recommendation management regulations” that would directly affect companies including ByteDance, Tencent Holdings and Kuaishou Technology. The rules would forbid practices that “encourage addiction or high consumption”, as well as any activities that endanger national security or disrupt social and economic order.”
- – By dr tech
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Bhutan taps Papilon to create biometric database for law enforcement | Biometric Update
“The biometric identification system will be used not only to identify criminals, DCRC said, but also to identify fingerprints of contested documents from various agencies such as courts, the National Land Commission and Anti-Corruption Commission.”
- – By dr tech
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Facial recognition-based boarding system under trial in 6 airports: Govt to LS
“A pilot project to test facial recognition technology at boarding points in airports is underway at six airports in the country, Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh informed Lok Sabha. His statement came in the response of a question about use of new hi-tech improvement in India’s civil aviation sector.
Ministry of Civil Aviation had introduced the Digi Yatra policy in August 2018 “to provide a contactless, seamless and paperless handling of passengers at airports from the entry gate of the terminal to the boarding point,” Singh said.
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- – By jhendoooo
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“We’ve forgotten how to be alone with our thoughts. We’re forever “interrupting ourselves”, as Lembke puts it, for a quick digital hit, meaning we rarely concentrate on taxing tasks for long or get into a creative flow. For many, the pandemic has exacerbated dependence on social media and other digital vices”
- – By dr tech
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Going to e-waste: Australia’s recycling failures and the challenge of solar | Waste | The Guardian
“The long-running issues of traceability, transparency and enforcement were colourfully illustrated in September 2017 when a group of investigators from the Basel Action Network (BAN) – a non-for-profit group that monitors compliance with the 1989 United Nations Basel Convention on the trade of hazardous wastes – attempted to learn where exactly Australia’s e-waste was going.
The group fitted 35 old CRT televisions, LED monitors and printers with GPS devices of a special make. Out of this sample the team quickly focused on the fate of three LCD screens dropped at Officeworks storefronts around the Brisbane metro area.
Hayley Palmer, BAN’s chief operating officer, was on the team that followed where they went afterwards. As the signals left the country, Palmer, her nine-month-old and a colleague tracked the monitors to a warehouse in Hong Kong and then on to an illegal dump-yard in a rural part of Thailand where they talked their way inside.”
- – By dr tech
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The weird world of anti-vax Etsy
“But the oddest thing happened when you searched the word “trespassing” on Etsy, which feels like the natural place to look for that sort of thing. Lots of the signs high up in the search rankings were strange, word salad, anti-vax signs. They were impossible to ignore or miss. They were everywhere.”
- – By dr tech
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Facial recognition push in South raises rights concern
“RIGHTS DEFENDERS raised concerns yesterday over the move to force all |cellphone users in the restive South to submit their pictures for facial-recognition identification.”
- – By dr tech
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7-Eleven Thailand adopts facial recognition tech | WARC
“KanKan’s capabilities include gathering data on in-store traffic, such as how long a customer lingers at a specific shelf, monitors stock levels and staff activity, and even takes note of the emotions of shoppers as they walk around a store.”
- – By dr tech
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KanKan’s capabilities include gathering data on in-store traffic, such as how long a customer lingers at a specific shelf, monitors stock levels and staff activity, and even takes note of the emotions of shoppers as they walk around a store.
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Banks allowed to use facial recognition
“The Bank of Thailand has allowed six commercial banks to offer facial recognition for electronic Know Your Customer (e-KYC) technology to verify the identity of new customers under the regulatory sandbox when opening online deposit accounts.”
- – By dr tech
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T-Mobile Hacker Who Stole Data on 50 Million Customers: ‘Their Security Is Awful’ – WSJ
“The hacker who is taking responsibility for breaking into T-Mobile US Inc.’s systems said the wireless company’s lax security eased his path into a cache of records with personal details on more than 50 million people and counting.”
- – By dr tech
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ITGS ? Why I chose ITGS ?
24 Aug
Posted by neo as Delicious Links, Education, IT Systems, ITGS, Just for Fun
thanks for reading my post I hope you will enjoy 🙂
Introduction
In this post we are goning to disscuse about ITGS and why I chose it.There will be about Top Ten IT systems issues facing the world and some interesting links to read it in more details.
Why did you choose ITGS?
To answer to this question I shuld let you know what is actualy ITGS.The name is coming from Infotmation Technolagy for Global Society and that means the all impact of technolagy sorrounding us is ITGS.
Why I actualy choose it becouse nowdays the technolgy is growing up so fast that I think in 10-20 years there will be no human that don’t use it everyday and so it is VERY IMPORTANT to understand the impact of it and use it effectively. We shuld not let technolagy use us.
What scares you about ITGS?
What scares me I think is the huge amount aspects that you can know about ITGS.The hole world is going to technology and you shuld know as much about it as possible.
What intrigues you about ITGS?
In this short time I was able to acctualy love this subject(and teacher :D) and what intrugues me is that we will do so much things and learn so much about ITGS.
IT System
IT system is a system that accepts unstructured data as input, processes and stores it, and then outputs information that people can comprehend.
Most importat IT systems issues facing the world
Social Media DISINFORMATION the biiigest issues that facing our world nowdays I think becouse now starting from childhood and ending with adults all use social media that can help to get information really fast but there is a bed side of it:disinformation.
For example the Covid-19 just started to spread and in social media started to pop-up some sort of “cures” to covid-19 like eating boilled garlic then started to pop up tome deangerous ones like drinking chlorine dioxide and industrial bleach.So thats why before reading the information check it’s rightness.
I hope this information was helpfull for you thank you very much :))
Here are some interesting links and recurces for the post
How to spot and combat fake news
thanks for reading my post I hope you will enjoy 🙂
Introduction
In this post we are goning to disscuse about ITGS and why I chose it.There will be about Top Ten IT systems issues facing the world and some interesting links to read it in more details.
Why did you choose ITGS?
To answer to this question I shuld let you know what is actualy ITGS.The name is coming from Infotmation Technolagy for Global Society and that means the all impact of technolagy sorrounding us is ITGS.
Why I actualy choose it becouse nowdays the technolgy is growing up so fast that I think in 10-20 years there will be no human that don’t use it everyday and so it is VERY IMPORTANT to understand the impact of it and use it effectively. We shuld not let technolagy use us.
What scares you about ITGS?
What scares me I think is the huge amount aspects that you can know about ITGS.The hole world is going to technology and you shuld know as much about it as possible.
What intrigues you about ITGS?
In this short time I was able to acctualy love this subject(and teacher :D) and what intrugues me is that we will do so much things and learn so much about ITGS.
IT System
IT system is a system that accepts unstructured data as input, processes and stores it, and then outputs information that people can comprehend.
Most importat IT systems issues facing the world
Social Media DISINFORMATION the biiigest issues that facing our world nowdays I think becouse now starting from childhood and ending with adults all use social media that can help to get information really fast but there is a bed side of it:disinformation.
For example the Covid-19 just started to spread and in social media started to pop-up some sort of “cures” to covid-19 like eating boilled garlic then started to pop up tome deangerous ones like drinking chlorine dioxide and industrial bleach.So thats why before reading the information check it’s rightness.
I hope this information was helpfull for you thank you very much :))
Here are some interesting links and recurces for the post
How to spot and combat fake news
ITGS
Why did you choose ITGS?
I’ve chosen ITGS because I am interested in learning about how Computer works and I believe that it would support me later for when I go to University on Graphic Designs or Digital Art. I also think that in the future, ITGS will be important later on as computers will develop through time.
What scares you about ITGS?
I have little experience with ITGS and I am afraid to not be able to catch up with my classmates.
What intrigues you about ITGS
Coding, Scripting, How Computer and Data works.
Define the term IT System
IT system is the process of a Computer which convert numbers or Data into an information, So that Human can understand. Data is an Input and Information is an Output. Computers will need Storage to work.
Where things are processing are called CPU (Central Process Unit).
From the Top Ten IT systems issues facing the world – choose the one you believe is most important from below – and explain why with examples
New Security Threats is what I think is the most important. Security is what keep people’s information safe. It is important to have a solid security protection.
Examples : Attackers could breach critical systems and services.
Answering questions about ITGS and more!
Why did I choose ITGS?
I choose ITGS as one of my IB subjects because :
- I think technology is one thing that will keep develop more and more in the future. Technology will unlikely to stop developing just to what we have today. So, I think it is useful to have knowledge about technology.
- I have done ICT as one of by IGCSEs and received great result, so I want to continue study this subject.
- I wish to study music at university, which doesn’t seems to relate to ITGS at all but there are subject like music technology that I can take as part of the course. So, studying ITGS now will give me opportunity to take interesting courses in the future.
What scares me about ITGS?
The only thing that scares me is there are probably going to be a lot of contents to study and memorise in the next two years.
What intrigues me about ITGS?
Although I’m not a person who know a lot about technology, but I’m interested in learning more about using technology as part of human life to make things easier and to reduce time spent on doing tasks.
Definition of the term IT system?
The term IT system means the system that take in “data” which is unorganised as input then process using “CPU”or Central Processing Unit and come out as “information” which is organised data that can be understand easily.
Most important IT systems issues facing the world?
I think AI and the economy is the most important IT systems issues we are facing today.
AI will effect jobs. Some jobs will not exist anymore or number of workers will reduce. AI can helps to speed up the work as they can work without taking a break. Quality of outcome can also increase because there will be less error when using machines with AI. Manufacturing jobs such as in factories will eventually replace by machines with AI.
For example, in Thailand, quite a large number of people is working in factories and they receive at least minimum wage. Their work is repetitive every single day. This type of works can be replace with AI which is good as people can do other works that are more interesting but at the same time they will lose jobs and it will effect their life!
But some jobs that require creative thinking is much less likely to get replace by AI. AI can do repetitive tasks but they can’t think and come up with something new and interesting! Human will still be the one who can do this task much better.
That’s it for now!
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“In a recent interview with The Verge, an enthusiastic Zuckerberg described the metaverse as “the successor to the mobile internet,” and a kind of “embodied internet, where instead of just viewing content – you are in it.””
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“Facebook disabled our personal accounts, obstructing the research we lead at New York University to study the spread of disinformation on the company’s platform. The move has already compromised our work – forcing us to suspend our investigations into Facebook’s role in amplifying vaccine misinformation, sowing distrust in our elections and fomenting the violent riots at the US Capitol on 6 January.”
- – By dr tech
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Lizzo: Facebook and Instagram remove abusive comments from singer’s accounts – BBC News
“Lizzo’s comments came just a week after Instagram unveiled a new feature that allows users to limit comments and DM requests during “spikes of increased attention”.
The feature, which users can opt in or out of, automatically hides comments from accounts that don’t follow the user or only recently followed the user.”
- – By dr tech
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The Matrix 4.0 — Sandvik Group
“At the Seco Innovation Laboratory in Fagersta, Sweden, R&D technician Jan Gravningsbråten, could easily be mistaken for a mad scientist, surrounded by blinking red lasers, trays of inserts under observation, diagnostic equipment and countless other measuring devices, all in aid of his ongoing work with data matrix codes, also known as QR codes.”
- – By neoooo
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“Apple’s Not Digging Itself Out of This One: “Online researchers say they have found flaws in Apple’s new child abuse detection tool that could allow bad actors to target iOS users.””
- – By neoooo
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Twitter tests ‘misleading’ post report button for first time – BBC News
“”We may not take action on and cannot respond to each report in the experiment, but your input will help us identify trends so that we can improve the speed and scale of our broader misinformation work.”
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“We may not take action on and cannot respond to each report in the experiment, but your input will help us identify trends so that we can improve the speed and scale of our broader misinformation work.”
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China tech stocks fall sharply after Beijing passes data privacy law | Financial Times
“China’s biggest tech stocks dropped sharply after the country approved a strict data privacy law, prompting renewed concerns among investors over the intensity of Beijing’s regulatory crackdown.”
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Top four highlights of Elon Musk’s Tesla AI Day | TechCrunch
“Elon Musk wants Tesla to be seen as “much more than an electric car company.” On Thursday’s Tesla AI Day, the CEO described Tesla as a company with “deep AI activity in hardware on the inference level and on the training level” that can be used down the line for applications beyond self-driving cars, including a humanoid robot that Tesla is apparently building.”
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China now wants to tell influencers how to speak and dress when live-streaming – CNN
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“When the host streams live, his or her clothing and image should not violate public order or good morals,” the ministry wrote, adding that “their appearance should also reflect the characteristics of the products or services they are marketing.”
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If hosts display behavior that violates the law, they should be warned or punished by the e-commerce platform — a move that could include restricting their traffic, suspending them or even blacklisting and removing their accounts, the ministry added.
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Zoom is coming to your living room | TechRadar
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After launching Zoom for Home last year, Zoom has been working with its hardware partners to develop solutions to ensure that users have the best video conferencing experience wherever they find themselves working.
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Being cramped inside a small home office while working remotely can get tiresome which is why Zoom has worked with its hardware partners to bring its video conferencing software to the larger screens found on some of the best TVs.
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