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IoT devices are vulnerable to state-enlisted espionage: Booz Allen report

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Booz Allen releases its 2019 Cyber Threat Outlook report highlighting state-enlisted espionage on IoT devices and AI deepfakes, among others,...

Technology

‘In an era of AI, you need human intelligence’: UK spy chief

Tim Hinchliffe1 year ago

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MI6 chief Alex Younger speaks in public for the first time in four years to give an update on the...

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United Airlines partners with scandal-ridden, CIA-backed Palantir for data initiatives

Tim Hinchliffe1 year ago

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United Airlines becomes the first US airline to partner with Palantir, a scandal-ridden company co-founded by Peter Thiel with the...

Technology

UK government to lead international “fight back” against cyber espionage

Piers Dillon Scott7 years ago

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The British Government is to fund a 21 century Station X, to counter international cyber attacks from hostile nations.

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For many, going under the knife and receiving surgery is not a desirable experience. Over time, our medical knowledge and the tools available have made surgery a quicker and safer experience. As we enter a new age of modern technology, AI stands to dramatically change the surgical experience.

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In this episode, you will learn how AI is improving surgeries, what role it plays, and what are the main concerns of AI playing a more prevalent role in surgeries.

To discuss this topic I am joined by Andrew Berkeley, Co-Founder of Perimeter Medical, a Canadian company that develops, patents, and commercializes advanced surgical imaging tools that allow surgeons, radiologists, and pathologists to better assess microscopic tissue structures during a surgical procedure.

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