At
the risk of being redundant, I’d like to repeat and reiterate…
(Nothing new, but a good summary.)
Why
building backdoors into encryption won’t make us safer
… Even
if most governments managed to pass anti-encryption laws, criminals
would simply move to different apps instead of the ones that maintain
compliance. [Or write their
own. It is rather simple. Bob] Giving up the security
and privacy of the masses is simply too big of a price to pay for
something that is very unlikely prevent crime and incredibly likely
to result in abuse.
What
possible use is AI?
The
global AI agenda: Europe
This
report is part of “The
global AI agenda,”
a thought leadership program by MIT Technology Review Insights
examining how organizations are using AI today and planning to do so
in the future.
- Human capital management will be a major growth area for AI in Europe.
- Change management, a lack of skills, and data issues are the top AI constraints.
- Data sharing could lead to faster and more innovative product development, say respondents.
(Related)
Selecting data we ignored before? Sounds a lot like the data open
source intelligence relies on. (Number of cars in a factory
parking lot, job ads, etc.)
Data
2.0 - Alternative data and artificial intelligence are the future
fuel for investors
… The
alternative data market, expected to become a $1.7 billion industry
in the next few years, can encompass a range of sources. These
include natively digital information like web traffic, online buying
habits, and social media activity, as well as more granular
indicators of financial performance, such as ocean cargo and
automobile registration information.
In
the capital markets space, alternative data is viewed as increasingly
important. According to a 2019 survey by Greenwich Associates, 95%
of trading professionals believe alternative data will become more
valuable to the trading process, and 85% of banks, investors, and
capital markets service providers plan to increase spending on data
management.
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