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Claude published malicious code to the Internet and attacked 3 real companies
Structured AI data pipelines score 10.9 points below free-form code — DataFlow-Harness closes the gap
Structured AI data pipelines score 10.9 points below free-form code — DataFlow-Harness closes the gap
Oasis Consortium unveils user-safety standards for an ‘ethical internet’
The Oasis Consortium, a nonprofit devoted to making the internet safer, launched its principles for online user safety today.Read More
E3 shifts to online-only event because of Omicron concerns
The Entertainment Software Association is shifting the Electronic Entertainment Expo to an online-only event out of concerns around the pandemic.Read More
Facebook sued over Boogaloo-linked killing of federal police officer – CNET
The wrongful-death lawsuit accuses Facebook of connecting the officer’s alleged killer and his alleged accomplice in 2020 along with promoting extremism.
Goodyear debuts a concept tire made from 70% renewable materials at CES 2022 – Roadshow
This tire is just a stop on the road to a 100% renewable tire, which that Goodyear has committed to coming up with by 2030.
New driver-monitoring camera at CES 2022 senses your heartbeat – Roadshow
Gentex’s advanced, single-sensor design can monitor an entire vehicle interior and is sensitive enough to detect a sleeping baby’s breath. The company showed it off at CES 2022.
How no-code AI development platforms could introduce model bias
Enterprises are embracing no-code AI development tools. But these tools abstract away processes in a way that could lead to issues like bias.Read More
CES 2022 was the best auto show in years – Roadshow
Commentary: From electric hypermiler concepts to color-changing cars, CES had some of the wildest debuts we’ve seen in a long time.
Apple was quietly everywhere at CES 2022… again – CNET
Commentary: Apple never formally participates in CES, but its products still strongly influence the show.
Birds are real, and a government agency flew off on a meme tangent to prove it – CNET
They’re from the government, and they’re here to help.
Cryptocurrency crime hit a record $14B in 2021, report says – CNET
Illicit activity makes up a small percentage of all cryptocurrency transactions though.