Collaborate Disseminate
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Superb explanatory post – via Julien Aubert from l’Institut de physique du globe de Paris (CNRS/IPGP/IGN/Université de Paris), and writing at CNRS – focusing on the phenom of geomagnetic jerks. Today’s Must Read… Continue reading The Geomagnetic Jerk
“via John Timmer, writing at Ars Technica, comes both worrisome and cautious news targeting the use of Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (also known as CRISPR) gene editing efforts targeting the human genome, with (apparently) … Continue reading PRC Begins CRSPR Editing Of Human Embryonic Tissues
Where – exactly – was the United States Postal Inspection Service – the sworn, usually plain-clothed police (with arrest powers) investigatory component of the United States Postal Service in this? It took the quasi-governmental USPS over a year to ca… Continue reading USPS: The Exposure
via Ben Coxworth, writing at NewAtlas, comes a fascinating discussion of an AI duel, of sorts. Squarely ensconced in the facial recognition arena, this is a story you won’t want to miss. Today’s Must Read!
‘As concerns over privacy and data security … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence, The Facial Recognition Debacle
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via Samuel H. Moore, writing at the IEEE’s Spectrum Magazine, comes word of the ‘Unhackable Envelope’. The Fraunhofer team (developers of the Unhackable Envelope) comprised of Vincent Immler – Fraunhofer Institute for Applie… Continue reading Hardware Envelope, A Secure Conveyance
via Chang Xiao, Cheng Zhang, Changxi Zheng, all from Columbia University, and presented at the ACM Transaction on Graphics (SIGGRAPH 2018), comes this phenomenal steganographic research; in which, a new methodology to hide information within document… Continue reading Glyph Perturbation, The Science of Font Steganography