Week in Review: Office 365, 5 F’s of AV Design, Data Loss, etc.
This week, May 27th-31st, 2019: Filling the gaps of Office 365 governance, the 5 F’s to better AV design, a Q&A on data loss and response, and more.
Blogs
Making the NAS Algorithm More Accessible: This MIT Research Could Be a Boon to Machine Learning
One of the latest trends in machine learning revolves around using algorithms to automatically create neural networks, a type of machine learning system, according to a post from MIT news. Doing so could be more accurate than humans, but it is very “computationally expensive.” So why do it? One of these “neural architecture search (NAS)” […]
Facebook Co-Founder Pens Op-ed Calling For the Break Up of Facebook
The company has been riddled with privacy scandals and has become largely unreputable yet remains widely used. Chris Hughes and politicians call for fragmentation and regulation.
Google AI’s Translatotron Can Translate A Speaker’s Voice — With the Same Characteristics
Google AI recently announced Translatotron, an experimental new direct speech-to-speech translation tool that Google says is capable of “faster inference speed, naturally avoiding compounding errors between recognition and translation… [and retaining] the voice of the original speaker after translation…” Google AI Translatotron “is based on a sequence-to-sequence network which takes source spectrograms as input and generates […]
The World’s First 3D Printed Community is Coming
The 3D printed construction of the homes produces zero waste and will provide high-tech, sustainable shelter for about 50 families in Latin America.
What Decision Makers Need to Know About the New Silicon Valley Stock Exchange
The Long-Term Stock Exchange aims to decrease short-term pressure and support businesses for the long haul.
Elon Musk’s Brain to Computer Connection Company Finds Funding
The neurotechnology company Neuralink raised the money as part of a $51 million funding round to contribute to their efforts to connect brains with computers.
Investor Sues Company Over Artificial Intelligence Advice
A recent example of an investor suing a company for the advice given by its artificial intelligence solution losing money highlights the potential downfalls of this type of technology.
London-Based Facial Recognition Technology Gives Police False Positives 96 Percent of the Time
Even though the false positive rates are high, police are hoping to fix those mistakes soon.
Week in Review: the Convergence, SOAR, Data Breaches, etc.
This week, May 20th-24th, 2019: the impact of the AV and IT convergence, SOAR technology for security admins, robots picking apples, and more.
