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The importance of open source AI
Sri Satish Ambati, founder and CEO of H20.ai, sits down with Tonya Hall to learn more about how transparency in open source AI is being used to combat COVID-19.
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Phishing: Sophisticated email campaign targets senior executives
Researchers have identified a new phishing campaign working out of Russia – by a group more associated with trojan malware.
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Ad Astra CEO Dr. Franklin Chang Díaz on the space race, next-gen rockets, and innovation
Dr. Franklin Chang Díaz, CEO of Ad Astra, a space propulsion company, talks to ZDNet’s Larry Dignan. He has some interesting thoughts on the space race, innovation, product cycles, leadership, and making sure space commercialization is open to all. Read more: https://zd.net/2ZScfDP
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IT management: CIOs are more likely to become COOs than CEOs
Board members might be impressed by how CIOs have handled the switch to remote working but their expertise in business technology will create a different route to the top.
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UN reports global e-waste production soared beyond 53 million tonnes in 2019
That’s equivalent to the weight of 350 cruise ships the size of the Queen Mary 2.
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NEC and Japanese research agency to use AI for automatic plastic waste detection
The system will be used to help determine the impact microplastics have on marine life.
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The ‘Blueleaks’ server was in Germany and has been shut down
The website hosted 269 GB of files stolen from more than 200 US police departments and fusion training centers.
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iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 betas: Should you install them on your iPhone and iPad?
Jason Perlow and Jason Cipriani talk their favorite new features, the install process, and whether it’s worth installing right now on Jason Squared. Read more: https://zd.net/3gJLKXZ
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Should you use your browser’s built-in password manager?
Ed Bott explains the pros and cons of allowing your web browser to save passwords for you and how you can manage this feature. Read more: https://zd.net/38HE3i6
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German study proves that no home router is free from well-known flaws
There are no routers in the study from the Fraunhofer Institute without known security vulnerabilities.
