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Illegal downloaders 'spend the most on music', says poll - Crime, UK - The Independent - 1 views
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Facebook adopts new privacy policy | Digital Media - CNET News - 1 views
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Gamasutra - News - World Of Warcraft China Downtime Continues In NetEase Transition - 1 views
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The world's most popular multiplayer online role-playing game, World of Warcraft, has lost half of its players as servers in China have been taken offline. Will this be their downfall?
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How Microsoft blew it with Windows Mobile - CNN.com - 0 views
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BBC News - New iPhone worm can act like botnet say experts - 0 views
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Technology: iPhone Firms involved: Dutch Online Bank ING. SE issues: Privacy Policies & Standards Securities
Email inventor Ray Tomlinson dies at 74 - BBC News - 0 views
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"The US computer programmer came up with the idea of electronic messages that could be sent from one network to another in 1971. His invention included the ground-breaking use of the @ symbol in email addresses, which is now standard."
Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but Google is target | Technology | The Guardian - 0 views
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"Mobile advertising was the great hope for newspapers and magazines, replacing revenues lost in the switch to digital from print. Earlier this year the influential analyst Mary Meeker, of the venture capitalists Kleiner Perkins, had pegged it as a $25bn opportunity in the US alone. Now the hoped-for revenues are in peril, and publishers - and people who care about free, independent news - are rightly worried."
Quantum computing: Game changer or security threat? - BBC News - 0 views
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"Quantum computing may offer potential benefits to the financial services industry, but it also poses risks. Banks rely on encryption to keep their transactions and customer data secure. This involves scrambling and unscrambling data using keys made of very large numbers - tens, if not hundreds, of digits long."
Decentralisation: the next big step for the world wide web | Technology | The Guardian - 1 views
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"The proponents of the so-called decentralised web - or DWeb - want a new, better web where the entire planet's population can communicate without having to rely on big companies that amass our data for profit and make it easier for governments to conduct surveillance."
Germany Creates Ethics Rules for Autonomous Vehicles - Robotics Business Review - 0 views
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""The ethics commission has done pioneering work and has developed the world's first guidelines for automated driving. We are now implementing these guidelines." The ethics rules address a classic thought experiment: the "trolley problem.""
Universal Studios is chipping their soda cups to limit refills / Boing Boing - 0 views
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"Universal has deployed the creepily named Validfill RFID system"
A Robot, A Recruiter & A REST API Walk Into A Bar… - Peterson Technology Partners - Medium - 0 views
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"One great way to tell the difference is to ask AI recruiting companies what they use artificial intelligence, machine learning and/or deep learning for. Hopefully the hiring firm can what it's using the new technology for and not just that it is. If not it's time to dig a bit deeper."
Empirical analysis of behavioral advertising finds that surveillance makes ads only 4% more profitable for media companies / Boing Boing - 0 views
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"They found that despite the 40% "ad-tech" premium charged by behavioral ad companies, the ads only added about 4% the media companies that published them, meaning that behavioral advertising is a losing proposition. "
The economics of artificial intelligence | McKinsey & Company - 0 views
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" The machine's doing the prediction, making the distinct role of judgment in decision making clearer. So as the value of human prediction falls, the value of human judgment goes up because AI doesn't do judgment-it can only make predictions and then hand them off to a human to use his or her judgment to determine what to do with those predictions."
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