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- Culture, Featured, Manchester, Opinion
- August 16, 2017
Claims made that AI can tell your sexuality from your face have raised pressing ethical questions and significant concern in the LGBT community. Artificial Intelligence is often hitting the news these days, both as the answer to our problems and the bringer of new ones. But Stanford University research claiming that AI can find subtle
READ MOREEarlier this week I wrote about the changes to money that crypto-currencies like Bitcoin were offering, as well as the huge possibilities inherent in Ethereum. Part of that was seeing large financial institutions adopt and experiment with the technologies to improve their own offerings. It seems China may be about to take the technology beyond
READ MOREData protection is getting a shake up in the UK. The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is due to be applied in the UK from 25th May 2018. The government has already confirmed that the UK’s decision to leave the EU will not affect the commencement of the GDPR. Now it seems that the
READ MOREA leaked memo from the office of the Deputy Chief of Staff at the Pentagon includes directions that US Army units are to stop using drones made by Dà-Jiāng Innovations Science and Technology Co, the Chinese global leader in commercial Drone technology that trades as DJI. According to the Pentagon memo, the US Army Research
READ MOREThe arrest of Marcus Hutchins, better known as Malware Tech, has left the tech community feeling bruised and confused. Hutchins, the 23-year-old Brit, hailed as a cyber-hero by the UK press was responsible for stopping the WannaCy ransomware attack that scythed through the National Health Service’s IT infrastructure is in trouble with law enforcement in
READ MORE2017 seems to have become the year where money really started to change. The foundations of this change have been laid over the last few yeas, we’ve seen people become more and more comfortable with non-cash transactions. That is starting to accelerate. This shift really kicked off with the move to cards and electronic transfers, solidified
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