Новости за 10.02.2020

Novel hardware to accelerate training and inference of neural nets can lead to much larger models, perhaps someday making possible the trillion-synapse neural net, say deep learning creators Geoffrey Hinton, Yoshua Bengio, and Yann LeCun. Also important is the impending revolution in robotics.

Blackberry's termination of its brand license to TCL raises questions about what led to the split and whether this is truly the end of a once-dominant phone brand.

Danish tax portal accidentally shares tax payer identification numbers with Google and Adobe analytics services.

RCS could accelerate convergence of notifications and conversations.

The modern incarnation of the seminal flip phone makes too many compromises in the name of nostalgia. But the Razr brand could become an asset even as its latest comeback folds.

The public sector is using artificial intelligence for high-impact decisions, but is it doing so safely? Not safely enough, according to a new report.

In what may prove to be the biggest migration from Windows to the Linux desktop, the South Korean government is looking into shifting from Windows 7 to a trio of Linux desktops.

DOJ said the hackers stole data on Americans and Equifax's intellectual property.

Working anywhere and at any time is the focus of Samsung DeX on a Galaxy phone. However, that experience requires an external display, keyboard, and mouse. Thankfully, the NexDock 2 gets us closer to the reality of having a secure, single device power all of our computing experiences.

Don't worry if you don't, because you're not alone.

Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton, and Yann LeCun took the stage in Manhattan at an AI conference to present a united front about how deep learning can move past obstacles like adversarial examples and maybe even gain common sense.

New Windows 10 Start Menu ads tempt Firefox users to give the Chromium-based Edge a spin.

Stratasys' J826 aims to lower the cost of creating quality prototypes from designers.

Only a token amount of cryptocurrency was kept safe in cold wallets.

Should Tesla be allowed to remove features from a vehicle that's bought secondhand?

Oxford academic Sonia Contera explores developments in nanotechnology that might finally deliver the long-held dream of much better cures and more personalised medicine.

It's rare that an iPhone case stands out from the competition, The Mous Limitless does just that.

Samsung teases the Galaxy Z Flip phone ahead of its official launch this week.

The legitimate software is being abused by scammers seeking to exhort payment from victims.

The former opposition leader has called the robo-debt program 'faulty', 'illegal', and a 'scam'.

The NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission was joined by the Australian Commission for Law Enforcement in asking for the minimum two-year period for retaining telco data be kept under the country's data retention regime.

Mobile World Congress will implement temperature screening and demand proof that those who have visited China have been out of the Middle Kingdom for at least 14 days.

The app's website exposed a link to an API endpoint that was left without a password, allowing third-parties to obtain passwords for admin accounts.

The project was labelled as 'not effective from inception'.

Big tech doesn't have to make all the rules; here are five things we should demand from all our gadgets, or else we risk losing all our privacy.