Day: December 4, 2020

Johnson & Johnson CISO: Healthcare orgs are seeing nation-state attacks every single minute of every single day

Johnson & Johnson is one of six COVID-19 research companies that have been recently targeted by North Korean state-sponsored hackers. …read more Source:: ZDNet


CDC says you should always wear a mask indoors, except in your own home – CNET

The agency released its guidance as cases in the US continue to surge at an extremely alarming rate. …read more Source:: CNet


Microsoft is Testing a Cortana ‘File Skill’ To Find Files Faster in Windows 10

Cortana may not be the personal assistant she once was, but a new update as part of the Windows Insider Dev Channel means that her capabilities to find files have improved. From a report: The new “File Skill” in the Cortana app appears in the new Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20270, part of the…


Remoticon Video: How to Use Machine Learning with Microcontrollers

Going from a microcontroller blinking an LED, to one that blinks the LED using voice commands based on a data set that you trained on a neural net work is a “now draw the rest of the owl” problem. Lucky for us, Shawn Hymel walks us through the entire process during his Tiny ML workshop…


Apple supports new Malala Fund research on climate change and girls’ education link – CNET

Together, Apple’s Lisa Jackson and Malala Yousafzai urged businesses to prioritize climate goals during their conversation at Web Summit …read more Source:: CNet


Getting there: Structured data, semantics, robotics, and the future of AI

Leveraging structure in data is key to making progress in AI, says AI prodigy Gary Marcus. A forward-looking view on Software 2.0, AI chips, robotics, and the future of AI …read more Source:: ZDNet


Novel Online Shopping Malware Hides in Social-Media Buttons

The skimmer steals credit-card data, using steganography to hide in plain sight in seemingly benign images. …read more Source:: Threatpost


This Robot Can Rap

What if your digital assistant could battle rap? That may sound far-fetched, but Gil Weinberg, a music technologist at the Georgia Institute of Technology, has adapted a musical robot called Shimon to compose lyrics and perform in real time. From a report: That means it can engage in rap “conversations” with humans, and maybe even…


Intel Doubles Down on Emerging Technologies for Sharing and Using Data Securely

Homomorphic encryption and federated learning could allow groups to share data and analysis while protecting the actual information. …read more Source:: DarkReading


‘It’s Time For Movie Theaters To Die So Movies Can Live Again’

Joshua Topolsky, writing at Input Mag: Movies are, by their very nature, good. Movies are one of the best things to have happened to the human race, probably ranking right up there in the top 5 with eating, sex, indoor plumbing, and music. We’ve probably all had formative experiences in one way or another around…