“Creepy”: When Big Tech Personalization Goes Too Far
As machine learning drives advances in personalization, do firms have the controls in place to protect consumer privacy? Can this be done without stifling innovation?
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Minority report: machine learning and crime prevention in China
The use of machine learning for crime prevention in China
CLOUDFLARE: USING MACHINE LEARNING TO SECURE AGAINST CYBER ATTACKS
Cyber attacks got you down? Read how CloudFlare is building better security on the internet.
How Google Can Rebuild Trust in EMEA
The European Union is pushing back on American-based technological expansion. What can Google do to encourage the region to be more receptive?
Facebook wants to bring the world together – but isolationism could tear it apart
Amid a tense global climate, countries are increasingly enacting "data localization" laws. Will Facebook respond to Russia's latest request by investing in local data centers?
Is EZ Pass Poised to Take a Toll on Your Privacy Rights?
Is toll collection the only thing EZ Pass transponders are being used for? Surprisingly, the answer is no, and if that sounds unsettling, it should.
Cocoon: Home security made simple
Making your home as safe and snug as a bug in a rug
Wearables at Work: Is the rise of “people analytics” software innovative or intrusive?
Humanyze is a smart employee badge that helps companies analyze employee interactions to increase operational efficiency. This blog post analyzes the tradeoffs between workers' privacy and gathering data that could improve team outcomes.