Another change Twitter is flagging up now is an expansion of its malicious behavior detection systems.
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A second gen Tango device is due to launch this summer, noted Bavor, flagging up how devices are getting smaller.
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It's building a SaaS tool to improve visibility of customer data, flagging up where it's stored, who's accessing it and so on.
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But Munich-based B2B SaaS startup Celonis reckons software can do a better job of flagging up areas where there's room for business optimization.
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Barely a protest goes by without a high-profile contrarian flagging up a photo of a protester in a chain restaurant as evidence of hypocrisy.
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That way, the electronic simulacrum can keep an eye on its physical counterpart, flagging up potential problems and predicting better than an arbitrary maintenance schedule when parts need replacing.
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Athletics website FloTrack believes it is possible, flagging up Norman and Jamaican Nathon Allen, the 2017 world championships fifth-place finisher who competes for Auburn University, as likely contenders.
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Its SaaS Text API product has nearly 20,000 subscribers at this point, with Ghaffari flagging up the likes of Sony, The World Economic Forum and Complex Media as "notable customers".
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And also for an enterprise demographic likely to be interested in the more powerful and larger iPad Pro — flagging up the utility of a stylus for annotating documents, for example.
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It also handles e-signing, and follows on with contract management services, using machine learning tech to power features such as automatic contract tagging and for flagging up unusual language.
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"If people don't love electric cars, it's because they don't know about electric cars," he said, flagging up benefits including environmental friendliness, savings on fuel and servicing, and free parking.
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"Too broadly drafted" Despite supporting bulk powers (with caveats), the Human Rights committee does make some specific criticisms of the bill, flagging up issues other critics have also identified as problematic.
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And, naturally, every component in an ultrafan engine will have its digital twin in Rolls-Royce's computers, keeping track of what is happening to it and flagging up any maintenance-related issues.
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And if Samsung is spending promo video time flagging up tired old wireless charging vs highlighting faster charging via USB-C, well, that faster charging rumor might not come to pass either.
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He called on world powers to impose "harsh, aggressive sanctions" for any nuclear violations by Iran - actions which, his office said in an earlier statement, Israel would "continue monitoring and flagging up".
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All the Fairphone 2's specs and features remain unchanged by this addition, but we think it's worth flagging up the device again simply because it's doing something different in the industry.
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Another interesting potential use-case is back in the medical space, with Chao flagging up what he says is promising data on rehabilitation of motor skills for stroke victims using the neurostimulation technique.
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There's no public sign the Commission has picked up on these specific criticisms, with its latest missive flagging up both "violent and extremist content" but also "breaches of intellectual property rights" as targets.
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But he does claim it's a "partnership" — "rather than just a one-way relationship where their name appears on HIBP", flagging up continued product integrations (of pwned passwords) by 1Password as an example.
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The effect of unaffordable housing on Britain's productivity makes building more houses an urgent priority, Hammond said, flagging up plans for a 13 billion Housing Infrastructure Fund, to help unlock land for housing.
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That has forced thousands of sites to trash their paid-for certificates and replace them with new ones to prevent their site from flagging up with error messages once the Chrome 70 deadline hits.
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In individual stock news, U.S. bank subsidiaries of Deutsche Bank and Santander have failed the U.S. Federal Reserve stress tests again with U.S. regulators flagging up "broad and substantial weaknesses" in their capital planning.
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And it suggests a transitional arrangement will also be important for businesses — flagging up doubts over alternative mechanisms which can be used to allow data to flow out of the EU for commercial purposes.
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Governing body FIA will restrict messaging between drivers and pit walls in a number of areas, including flagging up positions of other cars during qualifying, as part of a crackdown mooted nearly two years ago.
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"The business absolutely accepts that in lots of places it's had the wrong attitude," Uber's head of public policy, Andrew Byrne responded, flagging up new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's open letter apologizing to Londoners for "mistakes".
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Six4Three alleges the cache shows Facebook was not only aware of the implications of its privacy policy, but actively exploited them, intentionally creating and effectively flagging up the loophole that Cambridge Analytica used to collect data.
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For example, Facebook has previously said it is working on tools and technologies to try to automate flagging up extremist content, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg publicly discussing the potential of AI to help with content review.
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Though he was less coherent in his thinking then that regulation could be the solution — instead flagging up a variety of initiatives aimed at trying to combat threats such as the systematic background harvesting of personal data.
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That monthly subscription gives you options for flagging up suspicious calls, sending certain types of call (like political calls) to voicemail, and putting together a personalized block list of numbers that you never want to hear from.
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Despite MI5 flagging up a risk of intelligence failures owing to having collected more data than it could profitably analyze, the 2010 briefing document also reveals the agency continued to push the case for gathering "substantial" amounts more data.
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An upbeat assessment of the U.S. economy's strength from Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer on Sunday was seen raising the prospect of Fed chair Janet Yellen flagging up a rate rise at a meeting with the world's central bankers on Friday.
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In a statement put out late last month the WP29 said it remains concerned about various commercial aspects of the framework, flagging up the lack of specific rules on automated decisions and of a general right to object as problems.
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It also highlights an improving financial profile, flagging up strong growth in revenue — with 78% CAGR from 2015 to 2017 (excluding property loans), primarily driven by an increase in loan originations from £607M in 20113 to £1,631M in 2017 (both excluding property loans).
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The report also flags a lack of clarity from the smartwatch makers about how kids' personal data might be being used — flagging up what it claims are "unclear and/or illegal user terms", and a lack of compliance with EU data protection legislation.
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The company has argued killing ads makes for a better consumer browsing experience, flagging up faster speeds and lower data consumption gleaned once ads are stripped away, and arguing generally that ads have become "one of the major annoyances of web browsing".
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And while 2018 has shown some improvement (read, for example, my thoughts on the Primavera Sound and Field Day lineups), at this point, flagging up gender disparity in music festivals feels like a yearly ritual—a shit, boring one, like doing your taxes.
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Moreover, even when prostate screening gets it right, by flagging up a tumour which really is there, that tumour is often one that would not have shortened a patient's life, because he would have died of other causes before the tumour killed him (overdiagnosis).
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"On the immediate roadmap we are starting to delve into areas such as audience engagement, and performance benchmarking," he says, flagging up a free Instagram analytics tool Photoslurp launched last week to help brands to measure the impact of their marketing efforts on social media.
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Also today, Line announced it has also been working on developing some chatbots itself internally, and with external partners, flagging up two for the Japanese market: a train times bot, called Navitime, and a music search bot that hooks into its music streaming service, Line Music.
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Safwat's appearance on the Philippe Chatrier arena caught a lot of people by surprise, not least the organizers who were still flagging up Dimitrov's showdown against Serbia's Viktor Troicki on the large screens around Roland Garros even as the players made their way on to court.
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The UK government, for example, has once again been talking tougher on social platforms and terrorism, following a terror attack in London last month — with the Home Secretary putting pressure on companies including Facebook to build tools to automate the flagging up and taking down of terrorist propaganda.
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The rise of embedded bots Microsoft says more than 67,000 developers are now using its Bot Framework SDK to create their own social chatbots — flagging up examples such as the bank of Kochi in Japan developing a receptionist bot, and the Department of Health Services in Australia building a customer services bot.
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For their part, tech firms have said they are already using and developing tools to try to automate flagging up problem content, including seeking to leverage AI. Although given the scale and complexity of the content challenge here, there will clearly not be a quick tech fix for post-publication moderation in any near-term time frame.
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The EC has claimed the new deal is fundamentally different versus the prior self-certification Safe Harbor framework, flagging up the new role it creates of a dedicated US ombudsman to handle EU citizens' complaints, as well as pointing to various assurances provided by the US government on the limits of bulk collection of data for national security purposes.
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In order for malware writers to workaround Metapacket's detection system Krakowski reckons they would have to create complex programs — "of at least a few megabytes of data", that run "a whole chunk of code that mimics a browser" — which would in turn be at risk of flagging up the presence of something malicious on the network by merit of their complexity.
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He stressed generally that Valve's philosophy with the Vive is to encourage developers who are building VR games/experiences for it to build for other platforms too, flagging up a recent announcement of a collaboration with Unity to offer native support for SteamVR in the Unity Platform as an example of how it's looking to reach out broadly to game developers when it comes to Vive.
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AND TWO, IT IS LACK OF INVESTMENTS WHERE THEY WOULD MATTER MOST, THE FINANCIAL SECTOR NOT BEING ABLE TO BOOST GROWTH THROUGH PRODUCTIVE INVESTMENTS CUTMORE: DIRECTOR I HAVE TO WRAP YOU UP. IM SO SORRY WE WILL SEE EACH OTHER SHORTLY AT A BIG SIT DOWN PANEL WE ARE DOING THANK YOU FOR JOINING US DAVID, BACK TO YOU ON THE POINT, THEY'RE FLAGGING UP SOME CHALLENGES THAT THE MANAGING DIRECTOR SEES FOR INVESTORS THAT MAY BE TOURISTS, PART OF THE MARKET THEY DON'T WELL UNDERSTAND BACK TO YOU.
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Adventurous hikers and mountaineers reach Nine Peaks from Della Lake. Two infrequently accessed routes to Della Lake are: 1\. From the base of Della Falls, follow a faint route with bits of flagging up the left (south) side of the falls. The route is steep and mossy, requiring bush and branch climbing. 2\.
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Conversely, following the conviction, Metropolitan Police Commander Andy Baker stated: "Violence in the name of culture will not be tolerated. Murder in the name of honour will be punished by the severest penalties available in law."' Baker set up a specialist unit and taskforce to investigate honour-related crime; along with conducting research and flagging up frontline training requirements, reviews were conducted on murder files from 1993-2003 in an effort to identify those which may have been motivated by "honour". By June 2004, at least 13 reviewed cases had been identified as such.
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