Collaborate Disseminate
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services stopped using the FBI’s crime database in February 2016 because an employee couldn’t log in. Continue reading Florida skips gun background checks for a year after employee forgets login
After the Project Maven-inspired employee revolt, Google has released a set of AI principles and said it’s withdrawing from the contract.
Continue reading Google: We won’t cause “overall harm” with our AI
Come Monday morning, when this article posts, net neutrality looks set to be axed. What might the dawn of a net neutrality-free future hold? Continue reading Welcome to the non-neutral net: Day one
Friending somebody means assuming the risk that they’re an undercover cop or informant. Continue reading Busted by a Facebook ‘friend’ who’s an undercover cop? It’s legal!
Facebook’s been moving fast and breaking things again. Continue reading Facebook bug may have made 14m users’ posts public
Loss of dashcam footage could compromise investigations, including those concerned with driving under the influence (DUI) cases. Continue reading Atlanta ransomware attack destroyed years of police dashcam video
The stuffed toys are stuffed with security problems that we’ve known about for over a year. Continue reading Hackable CloudPets pulled from Target, Walmart, Amazon and more
You say tomato. I say tomahto. “Norman” would likely see a traffic fatality splattered on the asphalt. Continue reading Norman the AI bot reads Reddit, becomes “psychopath”
Microsoft’s come a long way in the past 10 years, since former chief Steve Ballmer called open-source a malignant cancer. Continue reading Microsoft faces wrath of developers after GitHub acquisition
They’re not “outsiders,” Facebook says. They’re part of Facebook, helping to make Facebook play nicely with their devices. Continue reading Facebook defends practice of giving deep data access to device makers