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How do we know AI is ready to be in the wild? Maybe a critic is needed
Can the paradigm of adversarial AI make algorithms safer to send out into the world?
Microsoft enters the final stretch with Windows 10 20H2
Microsoft is putting the Windows 10 20H2 feature update through its near-final paces, rolling out what's likely the 'October 2020' update to Release Preview Ring testers.
Spammers use hexadecimal IP addresses to evade detection
Links in spam emails looked like http://0xD83AC74E instead of "domain.com."
Tired of your nine-to-five? These companies give employees control of their work hours
Daphne Leprince-Ringuet explains that asynchronous collaboration is emerging, and it doesn't require responding to emails within the hour.
Customer experience (CX): Core to going digital
Howard Lax, PhD, Principal of Global CX Consulting at Confirmit, talks with Larry Dignan about the art, science, and psychology of developing a great customer experience and how it fuels digital transformation.
This Raspberry Pi-powered AI helps robots to sort through your recycling
A team of engineers built an AI system based on a Raspberry Pi to automate recycling.
When is Prime Day 2020? Everything we know so far about Amazon's big sale
Amazon's annual sale is coming! Here's what you need to know, plus tips and tricks on how to master Prime Day.
Smirnoff, yay. LinkedIn, boo. How COVID-19 changed people's feelings
The coronavirus and working from home have completely altered the way people live. It's also changed the way people feel toward certain brands, according to a comprehensive new study.
Microsoft: Now PowerShell's secrets tool preview supports Linux and macOS
Microsoft overhauls the design of SecretManagement module for the PowerShell command-line interface.
Giving beetles backpack cameras
Tonya Hall talks to Vikram Iyer, PhD student at the University of Washington, to learn more about the different uses and benefits we can gain from giving beetles backpack cameras.
