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ifipnews.org - Monday 28 November 2016: Key leaders from across the world’s ICT profession will gather in Sydney this week to advise Australian Government Ministers on issues ranging from Cyber Security and Innov...
ifipnews.org - IFIP IP3 Chair, Brenda Aynsley visited South Africa last week to keynote at the IITPSA President’s Awards on 24th November. Speaking at the Awards Breakfast, Aynsley said ICT is a vital part of doi...
ifipnews.org - Over the next several months, ACM will celebrate 50 years of the Turing Award, highlighting the impacts of the visionaries who have received it. ACM’s most prestigious award, the A.M. Turing Award ...
ifipnews.org - Serbia celebrated its first Day of Computer Experts on 18th November this year, marking the day with a conference on the premises of “Mihajlo Pupin” institute in Belgrade. The Informatics Associati...
ifipnews.org - The Irish Computer Society recently hosted a Japanese delegation to explore European and Japanese competence frameworks. Eiji Hayashiguchi, Chief Advisory and Osamu Endo, Group Leader, represented ...
ifipnews.org - BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, is partnering with EXIN, a leading international ICT certification body, to develop a new certification program on Service Integration and Management (SIAM). As...
This scary artificial intelligence has learned how to pick out criminals by their faces
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thenextweb.com - With the advent of photography, a tiny fraction of 19th-century scientists believed they could develop methods of accurately identifying criminals by their facial features. While their hypotheses w...
phoneworld.com.pk - ITU is the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs), driving innovation in ICTs together with 193 Member States and over 700 private sector entities. ...
forbes.com - James Bone is the author of Cognitive Hack: The New Battleground in Cybersecurity–The Human Mind (Francis and Taylor, 2017) and is a contributing author for Compliance Week, Corporate Compliance In...
technologyreview.com - This Thanksgiving, Paul Mozdziak will be giving thanks that people are finally paying attention to his big idea. He wants to grow turkey meat in 5,000-gallon tanks. Mozdziak is an expert in growing...
Will AI usher in a new era of hacking?
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cio.com - It may take several years or even decades, but hackers won't necessarily always be human. Artificial intelligence -- a technology that also promises to revolutionize cybersecurity -- could one day ...
cio.com - It isn’t hard to think that the political system is broken in much of the world. In the U.S., in particular, satisfaction (approval) scores surrounding government tend to not only be low, but trend...
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Ken Robinson: Bring on the learning revolution!
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citylab.com - By 2050, Amsterdam hopes to put its gas-heated days behind it. In a city where natural gas warms 90 percent of all homes and contributes 30 percent of all carbon emissions, removing all those boile...
Nuclear Power in France | French Nuclear Energy - World Nuclear Association
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wired.co.uk - Memorably spoken by Alexander Graham Bell, these were the first words ever heard through a telephone. Since then, speech has become the natural format for long-distance communication across the glo...
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