The report says that robots could be hacked "through networked back-end servers" or "through the robot itself"—because it's networked.
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Let's leave the memorizing to the robots and instead develop a networked educational system that is required of a networked society.
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Participatory, adaptive, and networked organizations can form what Robb calls 'resilient communities' which are adaptable enough to ensure their own security against other networked groups.
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Harman and Baidu previously teamed up to launch a solution called CarLife that offers networked, Internet-based features accessible via networked in-car infotainment systems.
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I think one is we're still in the early innings of the networked age, and so I still look for very networked kind of properties.
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What really tickles the imagination is a grid that contains dozens or hundreds of networked microgrids — even a grid that is someday composed of networked microgrids.
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According to Cisco's calculations, there will be 27 billion devices and connections globally by 223, with 3.5 networked devices per capita by 2021 — compared to 2.3 networked devices per capita last year (2016).
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Defeating a networked problem like the coronavirus demands a similar networked response; any organization will fall behind, and ultimately fail, if it relies solely on conventional bureaucracy and the slow sharing of information.
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Contemporary white nationalism is highly networked and lacks centralized organization.
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"People say all the machines should be networked," said Silliman.
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This new networked world creates a new range of risks.
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To combat it, a networked afterlife called Anvil is released.
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For some, a networked afterlife might be a true heaven.
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She also networked, dated and dreamed of publishing a book.
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For foreign affairs, the networked world has also meant proliferation.
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And this will capture wealth, and it will be networked.
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The website explains how to implement the plugin on networked computers.
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There are some special advantages to having a more networked mind.
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California has the highest number of networked connections across the country.
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They are all networked, and they are entrusted with critical functions.
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"Mike is very well-networked within the donor class," Seay said.
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Flashback: Criminals have already wreaked havoc on current, less-networked infrastructure.
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She drew and painted every day and networked aggressively and ceaselessly.
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Citizens also play a growing role in our increasingly networked world.
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They are networked and they have cast off all civilized norms.
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They are networked with wrinkles and crinkles from the casting process.
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"The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest" is the book's subtitle.
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The fact is that human behavior happens in contagious, networked ways.
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BV: I've long been especially interested in networked media as art.
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Media expertise is crucial for disseminating news in a networked environment.
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She adds, ''We are the opposite of stove-piped — we're incredibly networked.
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Chao is well-networked in the most "establishment" Republican circles of Washington.
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The specific goal was to attack its networked communications, one official said.
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In a networked world, no one can afford to go it alone.
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Winner takes all is such an important thing in this networked world.
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It's what journalism in a networked world can and should look like.
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Facebook, Alphabet and even Comcast are worthy bellwethers of today's networked economy.
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"I don't know anyone that likes being networked to," the authors write.
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However, those networked systems may also leave the aircraft vulnerable to hacking.
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At the beginning it's hard for people that aren't as well networked.
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He thought about the way that these things would be networked together.
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" What's genuinely new, he said, "is that they are increasingly globally networked.
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Today's world is a networked one: Cellphone companies catalog our every movement.
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Transportation is a networked system, the value of which comes from connectivity.
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The similarly screen-clad and networked Peloton bike already has a cult following.
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As medical devices move to networked technologies, securing those devices becomes increasingly important.
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There's no point being networked if the network itself remains dumb and unidirectional.
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Hello Barbie is just the latest example of this trend of networked appliances.
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Description: Two ex-Facebook engineers creating the next generation of networked social products.
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Networked, trackable and data-generating, they are ones and zeros in aluminium form.
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Voting machines are not networked to each other or connected to the internet.
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These four unregulated networked companies know they have inherently discrimination-based business models.
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Fourteen robots were networked together and tasked with learning how to grasp efficiently.
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There's also the question of what you should do about the networked nihilists?
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Instead the Internet seems to have brought us new, networked forms of fascism.
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The first successful networked, borderless, transnational political coalition has arisen, and guess what?
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And to attract clients, Sloan networked and asked satisfied clients to recommend her.
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She studied her competitors and networked to learn more about running a business.
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This new emphasis on the consumer anticipated the user-generated platforms of networked space.
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Much like AOL, Prodigy provided subscribers email, message boards, news, and other networked services.
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And cars are not the only emerging, networked battery we'll have available to us.
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Roughly $3.4trn a year is being invested in networked computers, phones, infrastructure and software.
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But Raptopoulos pointed out that they are at the vanguard of networked drone delivery.
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"We don't have networked access to these kinds of reports in Congress," he said.
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"We have a networked intelligence that watches us, knows everything about us," says one.
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In contrast, the West Coast was nimble, networked, and decentralized, with little social hierarchy.
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Teilhard called this new level the "noosphere"—the increasingly networked world of the mind.
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Europe is heavily networked for transport, with multiple intercity travel options to choose from.
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Fueled by networked communication technologies, for better and for worse, everyone has a voice.
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When they are networked, bots can play a big role in distorting ticket prices.
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It isn't networked to my friends, family and professional contacts, and that's the point.
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The Cures Act recognizes that modern medical science must become more collaborative and networked.
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These recordings are networked with a computer in a wall behind the exhibition space.
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Ye Jianming courted the Biden family and networked with former United States security officials.
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She networked with producers, became a business partner with her husband and made films.
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He networked with record producers and participated in recording sessions with the Beach Boys.
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In a networked social capital economy, denormalizing the regime doesn't necessarily mean shutting institutional doors.
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It's people from cross-disciplines are together now, and it's partly because we're more networked.
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The country topped the WEF's "networked readiness" index for the second year in a row.
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It's a bit like the Nest app, only for networked security, rather than fire alarms.
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The groups networked together as many as 385,000 members speaking a bevy of different languages.
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And then you are truly alone, cleaved off from the humming, networked hive of production.
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There are certainly benefits to the networked VC firm beyond winning the competition for attention.
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Payments (and other networked businesses) have been some of the best market performers since 2007.
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That's the opportunity of the networked era: to drop out of myths and actually do.
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Some networked products are designed to solve the security problems their internet-connected kin create.
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I studied, networked, did internships and engaged in various activities that would strengthen my application.
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The Fourth Revolution is about networked power at a scale the world has never seen.
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And so devices and vehicles and all those things are going to be all networked.
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But just like computers that are connected to the internet, those networked devices can be hacked.
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There are several thousand ports that can be used by a networked device to send data.
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So it was interesting as a way of thinking about what a networked vision might be.
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We need to shift our focus from assets and capabilities to empathy, design and networked organizations.
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Rows of networked computers link analysts and police officers to a wealth of law enforcement intelligence.
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Organizing lab equipment in a networked fashion could have a dramatic impact on research and development.
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The individual Nao 'bots share a networked brain, so what one robot learns, they all know.
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One Beijing company says it has invented a shoulder-worn, networked model that can recognise faces.
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Seams are also critical for trusted governance, which is sorely lacking in our digital networked environment.
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That's why we asked professionals to be honest about the nitty-gritty of how they networked.
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That may puzzle technological determinists, who saw in networked communications the promise of a digital agora.
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This was all to help raise awareness of the product in a small and networked market.
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Their tightly networked communities constitute a reliable political fund-raising apparatus, thanks to the Romney campaign.
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The 1990s were a time when pluralistic societies were starting to consider globalisation and networked communication.
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The networked quantum emitters take the form of single silicon atoms embedded in a diamond matrix.
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She represents a new paradigm of the artist not as solitary genius but as networked thinker.
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Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest, by Zeynep Tufekci Best for.
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"From her perspective, she wasn't networked at all, but she had the dollars," Ms. Spalthoff said.
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Saudi Arabia's challenge is to become a meaningful participant in this new world of networked innovation.
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Actors interact with agents; networked speakers replicate rumbling tanks, bleating goats, midtown Manhattan traffic, and more.
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A second intervention would require networked products modeled after analog counterparts to work even without connectivity.
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Intellectual property, not physical objects, is where the action is, and tech has created networked business models.
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He says YC is vitally important for bringing new outsider voices into the highly networked tech industry.
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But we do know that networked technologies are making a difference today for activists and political mobilization.
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Those cars are networked together—they communicate information about their position, speed, traffic and hazards around them.
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He utilizes the tool in his research on networked communities, analyzing how people learn in online groups.
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The next generation of ultra fast networks will power everything from self-driving cars to networked robots.
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The creation of the US military was actually a very specific strategic networked part of America's fabric.
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Non-networked devices, such as a cable box, Blu-ray player or standard HDTV, are added manually.
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"Wi-Fi sniffers" in public places keep an eye, or nose, on all networked devices in range.
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Many of those showing up are part of local organizations networked through national groups like Indivisible, MoveOn.
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My elementary school classroom in the mid-22001s was outfitted with an early computer networked called PLATO.
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Then, electric vehicle companies could compete based on speed, quality, networked capabilities and a range of features.
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The Cold War was finally over and the world was becoming networked into a single global marketplace.
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That depth of computing power and data in the cloud is actually part of the networked age.
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Patricius, a man of modest means, scrimped and networked for a year to collect the needed funds.
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Smith argued for an ecosystem of devices and applications—networked, efficient, and tailored to law-enforcement needs.
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FriWalks will also be personalized with the user's interests and networked with those being employed by others.
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We're living in a networked world — a zone of experience where the sun neither rises nor sets.
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It also reflects the prevalence of art advisers, and of the networked nature of the art economy.
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I networked with other like-minded professionals and leaders at conferences, networking events and professional meet-ups.
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Self-driving cars, virtual reality, smart cities and networked robots will all be powered by 24G networks.
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These networked computers add Alice's transaction to a shared list of recent transactions, known as a block.
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They networked, shared research, showed off NASA parody T-shirts, and talked shit about Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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Basically, the weirwood trees functioned as ancient surveillance cameras networked directly to the Children of the Forest.
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Nor do they have much control over security of their own critical infrastructure, communications and financial networked systems.
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That deal came soon after its acquisition of privately-held AtHoc, a provider of secure, networked crisis communications.
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The work will be presented later this week at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation.
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She is particularly interested in marketplaces, mobile video, self-serve software platforms, networked communities and real estate tech.
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The socially networked web is frightening enough, but maybe chatting with some friendly robots will ease the tension.
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" The Pentagon's 21972 report echoed that assessment, stating that "new nuclear capabilities" should not be "networked by default.
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Networked computers would forge a new world culture and ensure mass prosperity—in a series of dramatic overthrows.
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Particle – which used to be called Spark – has released the third generation of their tiny, networked computing boards.
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The whole proposition seems intriguing, if only because the idea of mesh networked speakers sounds very forward-thinking.
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Over the course of 800,000 grasp attempts, the networked arms were able to start self-correcting their actions.
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This week, malware was discovered on networked systems in Ukraine's largest airport, according a new report from Reuters.
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Lack of use leads to a lack of fresh data, which is deadly for this new networked software.
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Flutaro develops the first networked optimization algorithm for tour planning in logistics companies provided as a SaaS offering.
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The question looms behind Zeynep Tufekci's " Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest " (Yale).
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"A growing number of medical devices are designed to be networked to facilitate patient care," the FDA wrote.
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"A growing number of medical devices are designed to be networked to facilitate patient care," the FDA writes.
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We will still be allowed to have adventures, as well as just study, in our networked peer groups.
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Furthermore, Her insights on the networked public sphere has applications for understanding technology-driven social change in general.
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It's the other side of the coin for the networked and friendly world of contemporary independent game development.
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I believe that the same networked world that brought us this horrible disease can be what saves us.
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The terror group's top commanders met and networked while in detention at Camp Bucca, an American-run prison.
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In today's mobile, networked world, it's part of the security perimeter that protects your family and co-workers.
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They networked and cut deals at parties in chic hotels — the type where rooms cost $500 a night.
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The Reactive Foundation sits under the Linux Foundation and aims to accelerate the next generation of networked technologies.
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There is no evidence yet that autonomous cars will be any more secure than any other networked computers.
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A self-driving car is a collection of networked computers and sensors wirelessly connected to the outside world.
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Just about all current networked driver assistance technologies operate on the familiar, established, and nearly ubiquitous cellular spectrum.
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THE CHESSBOARD AND THE WEB Strategies of Connection in a Networked World By Anne-Marie Slaughter 296 pp.
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The only fail-safe is to back data up in case of an attack that hits networked data.
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But we should take heart that privacy and free speech are not necessarily casualties of hyper-networked society.
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The businesses make special mission aircraft, fleet management support services, networked warfighter systems, night vision equipment and space avionics.
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The agreement's proper name is the "Android Networked Cross-License," but the group is calling it PAX for short.
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Smart medical devices link to the human body and are usually networked-connected to enhance inpatient and outpatient treatment.
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On the other hand, the company was winning larger, often high-profile contracts for networked lighting projects, he said.
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As more appliances and accoutrements become networked, so the amount of information people inadvertently create will continue to grow.
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As Ango wrote in his blog post announcing the company's funding: The magic behind Lumi is networked manufacturing, i.e.
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Vermont's networked system has dramatically increased access to care while nearly eliminating waiting lists for those who seek help.
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Imagine being able to pool resources and work together to document breaking and niche events through networked online communities.
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In its ideal form, networked sovereignty lines up with liberal values of open trade, open borders, and human freedoms.
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As is pretty much always the case when electronics become networked, this connectivity also offers hackers new potential exploits.
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We are well-networked, people have friends all over the world, people even take care of their elderly parents.
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Instead of a war of unity between national populations, the enemy is a networked "terrorist" organized around disparate nodes.
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If you buy an external hard drive or networked drive, it will often come with a backup program included.
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In terms of urbanism, it started with research about server farms, urban edgelands, and networked computation at earth scale.
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Melissa Powell is COO at the Allure Group, a networked of skilled nursing facilities based in New York City.
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Facial recognition technology enabled by artificial intelligence provides a powerful tool for international efforts against networked multinational terrorist groups.
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Hoffman also once said that Ito "makes well-networked professionals look like hermits," according to The New York Times.
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Digital security companies, like Argus Cyber Security and QNX, were also here, promising to protect networked cars against hackers.
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One of the strangest phenomenons of the internet age involves a networked "return to nature" that's facilitated by technology.
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Mike Caulfield, the director of blended and networked learning at Washington State University Vancouver, has critiqued Facebook's misinformation problem.
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This has created an ever-growing participatory feedback loop between networked digital media, artistic expression, and embodied direct action.
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It also emphasizes off-the-shelf solutions so that businesses can protect their networked resources better and more cheaply.
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Computers, which Searle must have envisioned as non-networked computers of the Commodore era, can only simulate these dynamics.
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It can act as a networked battle management platform, guiding other aircraft and ships to fire on incoming threats.
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Female entrepreneurs are also less networked or engaged in the world of funding because it too is male-dominated.
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The purchase is likely aimed at giving Foxconn a foothold of its own in the peripherals and networked devices market.
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Probably not,'" said Zeynep Tufekci, author of the book "Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest.
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The whole point of homo digitalis is that empowered individual: networked, globally connected, and all you need is a smartphone.
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Where Trumpington differs from most, is that the building's networked systems are visualized as a giant virtual cat called Cinder.
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Their Arocs in the video are networked via encrypted radio transmission, with a full control panel in the lead vehicle.
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Restaurant workers are digitally savvy, incredibly socially networked, used to working in large teams, and often living and socializing together.
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Our book is about how digital networked technologies coupled with sophisticated social engineering are re-engineering our world and humanity.
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Today, the printing press and the mirror have combined in the iPhone and other personal devices, which are networked together.
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Text message warnings Lumkani devices are networked to each other using radio frequency, the same technology used in garage remotes.
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From the start, there was an unusual synergy between fans, including music fans, and the developing world of networked computing.
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"And in the last two years, the number of wireless networked soundbars offered to customers has doubled," the spokesperson added.
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It will be both more practical and appealing to access autonomous vehicles when they are part of Lyft's networked fleet.
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It's a useful metaphor, but it's genuinely difficult to say how far it extends into a world of networked software.
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Barcelona and other terror attacks are the handiwork of networked conspirators engaged in ongoing operations against civilians and their governments.
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But here's the harsh reality: Most people don't like to be networked, so focus more on creating relationships and connections.
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"As the world's most connected nation, ensuring trust in our networked systems must be a top priority," BSA wrote Thursday.
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Stemming the criminal tide Unfortunately well networked actors threatening the security of African waters are growing at an alarming rate.
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Aaron Cohen, chief executive of Soundwall: If you grow up in a networked world, you want art to be interactive.
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This Ogmentoeil compound was surrounded with videocams, networked visual robots making sure that no moving objects disturbed the biotechnical activities.
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Today's connected vehicles sync up with crash avoidance systems, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warnings and other networked safety components.
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We attended brand events and networked with public relations representatives, and recorded Instagram Stories and walked around New York City.
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These overlaps produced a fairly large and networked group of sexually frustrated men, united in blaming their situation on women.
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The Cut reported that she networked at the famed Le Coucou restaurant; Macaulay Culkin was at one of her dinners.
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Rather than building one large quantum machine, it is constructing a series of tiny machines that can be networked together.
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It turned out that the dating sites in the two magazines were networked, which allowed the two men to connect.
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Place a computer on every desk and enable networked communication, they believed, and you could remedy society's failures and injustices.
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The networked home security system you use to monitor your house when you're away can be hijacked to monitor you.
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What most sharply distinguishes artists like Octave from previous generations is the digitally networked environment in which they create music.
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That's taken on new meaning in our fragmented, chaotic, networked age, where arguments are never settled and consensus never truly achieved.
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McCarthy's arm and head movements are networked to the PR2 robot just to her right, allowing her to control the automaton.
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Why it matters: Autonomous vehicles are highly dependent on networked component controllers that enable different parts of the car to communicate.
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"In the past you didn't have the kind of interactivity that you have with the now networked gaming culture," he said.
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So that's distributed energy: customers generating, storing, and managing their own power, either individually or in networked groups of any size.
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Just as the US military needed to change tactics to grapple with a tribal, networked, and distributed adversary, so must you.
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It will be both more practical and appealing to access autonomous vehicles when they are part of Lyft's networked fleet. Why?
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The move followed acquisitions of Océ, a Dutch high-speed printing company, and Axis, a Swedish maker of networked security cameras.
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ZaiNar claims their ability to wirelessly synchronize and distribute time between networked devices is a thousand times better than existing technologies.
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Of course, most cities already don't have enough space to build dozens of networked towers from the ground up like this.
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Seemingly innocent cases, like that of "Plane Bae," are small warning signs on the road to our even more networked future.
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As the nation state moves toward this new form of networked sovereignty though, what are the challenges that such transience cause?
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As more networked devices blink online in hospitals, there are that many more ways to sneak into a poorly secured network.
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Networked with the internet, a 3D-printed ear appropriately titled, Ears After All, explores what it means to be a machine.
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So in honor of Mother's Day, the networked released a video of a few stars' moms reciting some seriously dirty lines.
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The cyberattack targeted the group's networked communications, according to the officials, neither of whom would comment on how successful it was.
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"People who are elsewhere peripheral and invisible in the history of urban design are here networked through the center," Isenberg writes.
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She networked with other influencers, reviewing their slimes and learning from their methods, and pretty soon she'd built a devoted following.
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We have a vision of a Networked Society where every person and every industry is empowered to reach their full potential.
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TCCN came as a proposal at a time when Chile was also experimenting with its own approach to networked computing infrastructure.
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During my two weeks at at the bank, I networked as much as I could and followed up with everyone afterwards.
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"Running a company is more than just optimizing one single piece of interest in a very well networked community," Kaeser said.
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In this increasingly complex ecosystem of "networked privacy harms," one-size-fits-all privacy solutions will not serve all communities equally.
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" Near the end of the paper, he acknowledged that "we are already seeing some of the dark side of networked computers.
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"There's a temptation in our networked age to think that ideas can be developed by email and iChat," he told Isaacson.
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Around the same time, as Facebook began gearing up to go public, Zuckerberg networked with fellow entrepreneurs of promising start-ups.
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While Melody ran the first U.A.L. store, Bill went to New York on buying trips and networked with designers and retailers.
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Maybe the real superintelligence is not a singular entity, but a networked environment in which thinking is no longer an individual activity.
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The microchips, says Osterlund, can be programed to speak to other networked devices, like coffee makers, speakers or doors with electronic locks.
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So, if you're a tightly networked company who sincerely wants to build a diverse team, I have good news and bad news.
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Does this not all seem a little odd and antediluvian to you, in today's modern, ultra-networked, densely intertwined, post-geographic world?
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Nora O' Murchú is a designer and curator whose practice examines the networked conditions that make up public social and civic infrastructures.
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It is global where the EU is regional, networked where the EU is bureaucratic, bottom-up where the EU is top-down.
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Amazon announced earlier today that it has agreed to buy Eero, the San Francisco-based maker of mesh-networked Wi-Fi routers.
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The enemy exploits cyber vulnerabilities in a U.S. military that has grown overly reliant on highly networked and computer-dependent weapons platforms.
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Networked cameras give you a nice view of things, but we're still short on Smart Home technology that can actually produce violence.
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That transformation requires thinking about an end, whether it is of corporate power, networked culture, or the way we dehumanize each other.
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The challenge now is to create a government with the collaborative agility to be able to unlock value in our networked age.
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In all, the company has managed to rack up $10 million in venture financing for its iteration on the networked speaker system.
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Motor manufacturing is one largest and most networked of all global value chains, making it central to the global economy (tmsnrt.rs/2YKSEYj).
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Can you really expect newcomers to these professions, seeing how small and intimately networked they appear, to believe they operate on merit?
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Although social media (Facebook specifically) was hugely important, I also networked via email and in person, connecting with editors at local publications.
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The age of the retweet builds networked causes and unites marginalised voices, but can also represent "remix culture" at its most lazy.
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His disillusion with the digital is reflected right back at us: increasingly networked, flesh and tech are both alarmingly susceptible to corruption.
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Deep learning models are highly networked, with dense graphs of nodes that don't "fit" well with the traditional ways computers process information.
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They can justify the ad rates that turn a profit, and inspire large ad buys, if a conglomerate's sites are properly networked.
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At his local library in Orlando, which he visits regularly, he's built skills, read dozens of books, and networked, all for free.
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The networked world and technology will become increasingly important elements of global politics, Kaplan said on a panel at the Singapore conference.
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She networked, she schmoozed, she even learned to golf — whatever it took to break into the insular boys club of investment banking.
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Second, hacking even a tiny subset of the 10 billion and counting networked things can produce threats larger than any one consumer.
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But he quickly networked with progressive activists and led the successful charge to block George W. Bush's planned privatization of Social Security.
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National Geographic hosted a slew of filmmaker discussions and vision dinners, where patrons networked with filmmakers in majestic, hygge-intensive log cabin venues.
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Cisco Talos found that two QNAP networked-attached-storage (NAS) drives, the TS-251 and TS-439 Pro, were also affected by VPNFilter.
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Mr Porcaro—who comes armed with a doctorate in political geography—uses the plot to consider questions of politics in the networked age.
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Unfortunately, a 2015 review by the Government Accountability Office found there were lots of places to jump from networked computers onto NAS systems.
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It builds on a lineage of AND productions and experiments, which playfully examine the creative and political potential of networked and new technologies.
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Some are already on the market, and they allow you to have sex with your partner through sex toys networked via the Internet.
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After completing his mechanical engineering degree at the Georgia Institute of Technology, he worked at a restaurant, went to career fairs, and networked.
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Regardless the value of their stand alone function, as a networked infrastructure they are far more valuable than the sum their independent features.
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Like the older Alexa skill, this one requires the lock be networked to either the August WiFi Bridge or the company's doorbell camera.
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There is simply no aircraft in production today that can compare with the F-6900's advanced avionics, networked capabilities and integrated stealth.
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Related: This "Automatic Orchestra" Organism Plays Networked Music An Incandescent 'CLOUD' Sculpture Lights Up Overhead Surreal Digital Art Recalls Dalí and M.C. Escher
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As consumer hardware shifted from desktop PCs to portable laptops, and infrastructure became increasingly networked, the fundamental architectures of applications were re-thought.
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"We are so well-networked in a lot of cities, we know about the startup often before it's raising its hand," he said.
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For months we searched and networked, and it was not until 30 days before we had to close that we found more money.
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Still, for everything Google Maps did right — and I am a highly satisfied customer — it also heralded a new era in networked photography.
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Rather, it would enable a user to stay in a networked environment, the likes of which were just being developed at the time.
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Small groups or networked individuals are now also able to launch extensive disinformation campaigns against targets including states, international organizations and large companies.
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"We really haven't marketed or networked this to anyone but our students and the alumni and families," said Mike Urtz, Cortland's athletic director.
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She and her husband attended FinCon, a financial media conference, where she networked with people in the industry and connected with new clients.
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In addition, information collected by networked vehicles, with clear data-sharing protocols, has the potential to help cities make sound transportation planning decisions.
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It also underscores how unprepared we are to manage downstream-networked devices and appliances — the "internet of things" — that are vulnerable to attack.
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Given DeVos's history, she was bound to encounter opposition from a well-networked, well-organized group — public school teachers — almost from the start.
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Overnight, the Echo went from being a voice-activated Google search to a device that could be networked to a bunch of other devices.
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In 2017, having access to the internet means having access to an education, access to job applications, and access to the increasingly networked world.
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Now, though, the proliferation of networked devices—from televisions to refrigerators to, someday, self-driving cars—has spawned a new form of cyber attack.
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You can read the details about the new system in their paper, presented last week at the Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation.
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Although these so-called Internet of Things gadgets are small and rather dumb, they're still full-fledged networked computers for all intents and purposes.
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It could be used alone or be networked with as many as 22005 pieces of Sonos hardware—other Play:3 speakers or older ZonePlayers.
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The problem begs for a mass movement response, argues Ashton Applewhite, author of "This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism" (Networked Books, March 2016).
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Furthermore, if such a quantum blockchain were to be constructed, we will show that it could be viewed as a quantum networked time machine.
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While communication with the outside world may be stunted, a daisy-chain of networked devices can stay connected and continue to pass along information.
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That networked approach ends up sidelining some of Dada's lone wolves, such as Kurt Schwitters, and revalorizing less famous figures center to Dada's development.
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In our highly networked world, software has become as important a tool of control as guns, but international arms merchants are far more regulated.
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Smart versions are capable of sending alerts to your cellphone, and in some networked systems, pre-emptively shutting off the home's water, Gee said.
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Williams added that the ultimate goal of the U.S. military is to produce a "networked battlefield" with land and air resources supporting each other.
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They left the audio synthesis part of the library as-is, but tweaked the MIDI protocol so that the 12 pods were better networked.
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For Womack that's largely due to technology, and the fact that pretty much everyone is carrying a networked video camera around in their pockets.
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"Those entrepreneurs, those companies that are very well networked inside their city are the ones that can get those early customer wins," Hall said.
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Here's a great feature on how Amazon is rather quietly building a huge, networked surveillance infrastructure (that we're all willingly welcoming into our homes).
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Aside from shopping apps and smartphone scanners, several other technologies — 33-D printing, networked production and high-speed data transmission — are enabling mass customization.
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Awkwardly, these same disturbances have sometimes occurred without being followed by a downturn, illustrating the difficulty of modelling and forecasting a highly networked economy.
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Renée DiResta, who studies networked propaganda as the technical research manager at the Stanford Internet Observatory, has tracked foreign efforts to manipulate voters online.
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The next crisis facing us is the so-called "internet of things": devices like baby monitors, refrigerators and lighting now come with networked software.
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DARPA fostered a decentralized, networked system that brought the operations of large companies into experimental alliance with innovative startup firms in various technology fields.
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Some weapons systems are connected to external networks of subcontractors while other systems are connected to non-networked systems that connect to the internet.
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"Elysée" tilts consideration away from networked, virtual power and toward the actual (if dazzling) decorum of the local, material surfaces of a power room.
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She has championed a networked, active German role in the world ("leadership from the centre" she calls it) and has fought doughtily for budget increases.
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"Ultimately, multiple stakeholders may be involved with ensuring the security of a networked IoT device, including consumers, manufacturers, and Internet service providers," the researchers said.
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That's the nature of the networked landscape we operate in, with companies having to interface with suppliers and customers and its own sprawling workforce online.
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That suggests customers in general have not been sold on the promise of networked energy management that they can fiddle with through a smartphone app.
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It is yet unclear how these files can be used to damage networked computers although I'm sure there is something of value in the trove.
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The cool thing about distributed energy is that it scales smoothly to any size, as more and more distributed energy resources (DERS) are networked together.
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And when networked autonomous vehicles come onto the scene, below the cost of car ownership, most city-dwellers will stop using a personal car altogether.
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The company is also expanding into food delivery, has partnered Microsoft Corp to build a platform for networked cars, and is experimenting with electric vehicles.
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What's extra cool about the UE Boom family is that all of the speakers can be networked together for an amazing, wireless outdoor sound system.
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Social analytics firm Networked Insights is spending Election Day gauging the feelings and intentions of the American electorate and sharing the findings exclusively with WIRED.
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Aided by a flood of cheap sensors and cut-rate connected devices, the tech industry has networked the world faster than it can secure it.
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That is often extremely far from the case on Twitter, where networked harassment campaigns are common, with white nationalists often take part in those campaigns.
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We shared everything with everyone in the grand hope that our evolution into homo ligarus – the networked man – would lead us to become homo deus.
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And whatever the fate of the most ambitious ventures, the navigable, networked and knowable world that today's satellites are creating, reinforcing and enriching will endure.
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Beijing could claim a victory of sorts just by managing to get such a scheme in place, against the wishes of a networked middle class.
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The old tools of power are weaker: oil will remain cheap for a long time and secret policemen cannot stop dissent in a networked world.
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And there have been some isolated cases where states discovered they had machines that were not as insulated from the networked world as they thought.
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Those 16 individual sounds are then programmed into a 16-note step sequencer which plays through each sound, one by one, to a networked beat.
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I was 21 years old, finishing up college, and working at a LAN center in Dallas where gamers came to play together on networked computers.
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For example, Google is beginning to lay its own undersea internet cables, creating the infrastructure for totally networked homes, and developing self-driving car services.
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"In today's digitized and socially networked world, it's harder than ever to tell what's accurate reporting, advertising, or even misinformation," Lehrman said, in a statement.
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These machines cannot be networked; there is no chance of infecting one with a virus and having that malevolent code spread to any other machine.
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We cut through the daily noise in a field that often elevates the networked, pedigreed, and wealthy rather than the critical, scrappy, and fiercely independent.
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In 2013, the photographer Andrew Hammerand demonstrated that fact when he gained access to a networked camera in a planned community in the American Midwest.
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According to Networked Insights, the ad received over 2872,3003 mentions online, 22016 percent of which held positive sentiments, 7373 percent negative, and the remaining neutral.
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Networked Insights found that only 8 percent of the 737,708 mentions of this ad held positive sentiments, while 21 percent of them held negative ones.
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She was also incredibly well networked with technical experts in the industry and to his knowledge, was the most well-known person in the field.
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Or has it just touched down, the beachhead of a courteous, almost welcome invasion from the fully networked, algorithmically optimised and increasingly well controlled future?
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Australia ranks 18th on the World Economic Forum's Networked Readiness Index, which measures the factors seen as necessary for digital technologies to meet their potential.
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We need a way forward that addresses both the perverse economic incentives and expertise issues that justifiably undermine the public's faith in networked news distribution.
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In today's networked environment, when anyone can broadcast live or post their thoughts to a social network, it would seem that censorship ought to be impossible.
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Now those same small coding errors open massive security vulnerabilities on networked machines that allow anyone with the know-how free rein inside a computer system.
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"Soon … entire cities will be networked in one real-time environment, which will create a level of efficiency that the world hasn't seen yet," he said.
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It's a safer, faster way to deliver applications and services to consumers who are increasingly turning to virtual or networked applications for more of their needs.
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Using Shodan—a search engine that crawls not only websites, but all networked devices—researchers discovered that iHealth Solutions left the default Rsync port (873) unsecured.
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The company's maritime businesses under two separate segments would be realigned into the unit, which would now be known as the Communications and Networked Systems segment.
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With the concept of networked audio proven and Sonos' amp business up and running, Millington was promoted to director of advanced development and architecture in 2006.
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As the name suggests, Plex Cloud eliminates the need to run the Plex Media Server on a computer or Networked Attached Storage (NAS) in your house.
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These are but a few of the latest conveniences made possible by the Internet of Things – a concept that describes the networked interconnectivity of everyday devices.
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That more of these social connections are now digital — in "networked space," as leading privacy theorist Julie E. Cohen calls it — does not alter this drive.
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They are the women who are the most likely targets of abuse: not socially well networked with other women, young, new to these industries, naive, alone.
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For Brian Behlendorf, the executive director of Hyperledger, distributed ledger technologies represent a powerful path for the future of networked computing — no matter the underlying technology.
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That loophole means that an attacker could remotely access and take over accounts with no authorization, even taking over networked cameras connected to the target device.
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When local papers are networked together, they provide a powerful reach, if given the platform, the advertising technology, and the editorial leadership to evolve as quickly.
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The transition to autonomous, networked driving is not likely to be smooth, however, as we have seen from the recent fatal accidents involving Uber and Tesla.
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"It's kind of mind-boggling," said Peter Hochschild, a Google software engineer who specializes in the challenges associated with spreading software and data across networked computers.
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The more socially "networked" a fact was (the more people and things involved in its production), the more effectively it could refute its less-plausible alternatives.
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Networked Insights found 25 percent of the reactions to this ad to have held positive sentiments and 7 percent had negative sentiments out of 189,135 mentions.
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Technology companies and regulators are beginning to think about the design of software ethically and to develop guidelines that make networked communication productive instead of predatory.
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Akplogan had seen the value of networked computing thanks to the French online service Minitel, which was available in Togo and much of the Francophone world.
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Instead, thousands of smartphones belonging to volunteers were networked together to form a distributed computing grid, and the scientific calculations were doled out in manageable chunks.
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He studied municipal government (ask Jonathan Capehart about quizzing him on the education budget) and networked with elites at his townhouse on the Upper East Side.
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They are digital natives and masters of networked communications tools, which empower them to change the dynamics that long have governed the professional management of influence.
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Stroz Friedberg describes Levandowski's discovery of five Drobo disks (a type of networked storage) of Google proprietary information in his closet, a few weeks after leaving Google.
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The problem is living the networked Good Life generally means forking out the cash to buy connected gadgets ($67 for a lightbulb?) or being an adroit hacker.
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While humans telling lies is nothing new, the speed at which misinformation and disinformation can now spread, thanks to digitally networked communities linked on social media, is.
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Happy customers are your best salespeople, and their voices can be particularly helpful when you're looking for funding but are not well-networked in the VC community.
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Google has also invested in a seed round for Ispace Technologies, which makes networked micro robots for mapping resources and supporting humans in space, according to FactSet.
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This week, however, Foxconn signed a partnership with the University of Illinois to build a Center for Networked Intelligent Components and Environments on the Urbana-Champaign campus.
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Technologists use the use the word 'thing' because the application of networked technology just keeps growing—now almost anything at all can be connected to the network.
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They will be able to work out the best way to accomplish their mission as it unfolds, and might also be networked together into a single "swarmanoid".
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But out of the networked comfort of the home and into the social space of the theater I went, for Roulette's Optics 0:0 TV EYE festival.
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Jihadi John cuts off the head of an American or Japanese journalist, and the uploaded, socially networked video becomes a weapon of mass psychic torture, spreading virally.
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As the number of networked devices proliferates, investors in The Fabric argue that advanced networking and communications infrastructure technologies will be needed to help manage the load.
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Hospitals often run on comically outdated computers that are vulnerable to a range of unpatchable exploits, and those computers are often networked without the proper security precautions.
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"It's simply impossible to protect networked devices from cyber threats," said James Acton, co-director of the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Wherever there was networked computing, there were music fan communities leading the way, long before the masses, most musicians, or those in the music industries caught on.
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By encouraging this research, we are working to ensure the U.S. never faces a day when our reliance on highly networked technology leaves us vulnerable to attack.
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New Bitcoins are created through the process of mining, in which networked computers solve a tough math problem while at the same time powering Bitcoin's payment network.
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And when combined with the Koyaanisqatsi soundtrack, Monkeon's generator serves as a much-needed reminder of just how much networked technologies have shaped our perception of reality.
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In 2018, it expanded its hardware lineup to include a new device, just called the AirTV, a networked TV tuner that streams local programming via Wi-Fi.
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"America and her allies are in Afghanistan to maintain pressure on the networked, trans-regional terrorists attempting to plot, resource and direct attacks from here," said Gen.
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Eneco is offering those homes discounted Tesla Powerwalls — €4,500 euro installed, instead of €7,000 — in an effort to build a "virtual power plant" of 400 networked batteries.
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They may not have always loved their job, but they put in their due diligence — networked, submitted tailored applications, worked crappy jobs and took on side gigs.
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He said the Pentagon is working to develop a transregional, networked approach to counterterrorism, reliant on nodes located in Afghanistan, the Levant, East Africa and Southern Europe.
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This type of approach gives drivers the ability to choose among charging providers based on quality of services, networked capabilities, speed, and a range of other features.
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They could be located anywhere, which helps illustrate the film's vision of modern warfare: This is a networked operation connected by Skype, instant messenger, and cell phone.
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One of the leading lights of the internet revolution, Behlendorf's career shaping the future of the networked world began in 1993 when he co-founded Organic Inc.
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It's obvious that as software eats the world, and everything is networked together, s/he who wrote the software and has root on the networks controls everything.
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In March of this year, Microsoft pushed a new feature into Office that would allow system administrators to block the running of macros on their networked machines.
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Propagated in the psychedelic pages of the magazines Mondo 2000 and Future Sex , this networked sex would also throw the conventional borders of the body into disarray.
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It is likely not going to be long until insurers demand that companies seeking cyber insurance buy networked products or software that have the UL CAP seal.
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In the show's catalog, aptly titled "The Networked Recluse: The Connected World of Emily Dickinson," the art historian Marta Werner analyzes the visual nature of the manuscripts.
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Only if you assume there is something about lone-wolf terrorism that is qualitatively different from the more networked, group-based version that has dominated terrorism's history.
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"America and her allies are in Afghanistan to maintain pressure on the networked, trans-regional terrorists attempting to plot, resource and direct attacks from here," Army Gen.
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Finally, networked devices made by different vendors need to be able to communicate with one another — the way that, say, Mac and PC users seamlessly exchange email.
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The news media is being played like a fiddle, while decentralized networks of people are leveraging the ever-evolving networked tools around them to hack the attention economy.
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Inspired by the maker movement, they wanted to create an open-ended way of getting people to think creatively about how kids interact with our increasingly networked world.
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Bids are lower for spectrum in the 3.6 GHz band, which has higher data-carrying capacity and is suited to 5G applications such as running networked "smart" factories.
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Decades ago, Silicon Valley investing was exclusively the realm of Bay Area venture capitalists that patiently networked their way into hot startups, with local ties and pavement-pounding.
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Do you think we've gotten to the point technologically where we could create a network that puts a thousand people in a million-store networked virtual shopping space?
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Lumkani's devices are networked, so that an alarm triggers those nearby, and users get an SMS alert of a fire in their district, or indeed their own home.
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In a nutshell, it is accelerating the evolution from a centralized, top-down, long-distance, one-way energy system to a more decentralized, bottom-up, local, networked system.
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This policy was fueled by distressing, globally networked accounts of desperate people drowning in Mediterranean waters, and pictures of children dead on the tourist beaches of southern Europe.
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The Dutch company maintained its outlook of 2%-5% growth in its LED, professional and networked home lighting business lines for 2019, and said market conditions "remained challenging".
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The first is to have them available on a networked computer and use an app such as Plex so serve them up and stream them to your Roku.
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On December 1st, new amendments to the rules of criminal procedure are set to take effect, allowing judges to write warrants for networked computers regardless of their location.
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Finally, the authors point to networked sensors and the so-called "Internet of Things," as persistent sources of surveillance data that police can tap into in the future.
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There is a gap in civil society's current architecture of participation that must be addressed through collective, intersectional, networked, resourceful engagement — the characteristics of this generation's emerging leadership.
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But the institutions that work on civil society are not structured for the challenges of working in fast-moving digital environments, online campaigns, networked societies or decentralized systems.
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Voting machines aren't networked together — in fact, they aren't directly connected to the internet at all — so nearly every compromise would require physical access to each specific machine.
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Writing on Word may be the only time I spend on my computer in which I can keep the endless distractions in the networked world out of sight.
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The attack swept across the world in June 2017, infecting networked computers at companies including advertising group WPP (WPPGF), drugmaker Merck (MKGAF) and global shipping company FedEx (FDX).
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"I was networked with hundreds of thousands of people, and he got those extra votes—and you're going to tell me we didn't help make that narrow difference?"
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The paradox of Dominic from Luton is that he is at once a man of the people and a well-networked fixture in the world of contemporary art.
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Madhok points to the networked Plenti program, which lets shoppers earn points at companies including Exxon, Macy's and Rite Aid, and then redeem them with some other partners.
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They all should be networked into a confederation, harnessing the sea and sun — with joint commissions to manage water, energy and food security — that would create healthy interdependencies.
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Most people think cyberattacks just target people's personal computers, but now that everything is networked, much bigger systems are vulnerable to malware, ransomware and other forms of cyberattack.
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He networked voraciously, bought a property with 100% borrowed money (which he doesn&apost recommend), and leveraged the skill set he&aposd picked up at this former job.
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But a second New York meeting that year, this one with Albert Pinkham Ryder, an artist as solitary but well-networked as Hartley, would move his art along.
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Let's bring all that into the show, the old medium of painting dissolving, via the new, via the fifteen-second rule, into our networked but deeply atomistic world.
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Ray Lambert, an African-American, mentored her in surmounting obstacles, drawing on the experiences of black servicemen who had networked in fighting racial segregation in the armed forces.
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They hiked, skied and golfed; networked with big shots like Chief Justice Warren Burger; and raised three rambunctious boys (one of whom went on to climb Mount Everest).
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It's rare to get online these days without being networked through at least one of a handful of massive social media hubs such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Reddit.
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As police collect more and more data on citizens, how long will it be until it's all networked, indexed, and pops up every time an officer sees your face?
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Another glaring feature of millennial culture is they have been forced to be self-reliant and to take a loosely networked individualism as the normal order of the universe.
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Networked computers can encourage a winner-take-all effect: if there is a lot of good software and content in English and Chinese, smaller languages become less valuable online.
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Networked guns, for example, are being proposed by some police departments to not only track the locations of guns but report back to authorities when and where they're discharged.
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It takes just one employee to click on a malicious link or email attachment to infect a computer, which if networked to other machines can quickly spread the virus.
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Independent fiber-optic companies have built franchises in German regions and cities, positioning themselves to capitalize on government efforts to build a networked "Gigabit Society" in the coming decade.
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" And in 20163, TIME magazine named him one of the 100 most influential people in the world, labeling him "one of the pre-eminent navigators of the networked world.
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Even if space remains largely the domain of robots, networked devices have the capacity to collect and distribute vast amounts of information relative to the radio links used today.
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Perhaps more shockingly, our encoding procedure can be interpreted as non-classically influencing the past; hence this decentralized quantum blockchain can be viewed as a quantum networked time machine.
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The AirTV Player, Dish's 4K-capable media streamer set-top box, was first unveiled at CES 2017, and was later joined by Dish's networked TV tuner, called simply AirTV.
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I interviewed and networked with Indigenous elders, farmers, professors, protesters, chefs and food professionals, who have been collectively working to research and share the history of America before colonization.
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In a networked age that has simultaneously left people more atomized than ever, it is hard to tell if he is an anomaly of modern life or its apotheosis.
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Just as the fan was birthed by contemporary capitalism, so, too, was fandom, helped by the rise of networked technologies, message boards, listservs, Tumblr accounts, and much more besides.
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Created as a collaboration between University of the Arts Bremen and Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design students, Automatic Orchestra is an audio installation orchestrated by networked machines and people.
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Even as big telecom companies and vendors move ahead with 2000G and now 5G networking equipment, those technologies aren't necessarily the best for most networked devices, according to Particle .
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The two nations have also invested heavily in electronic countermeasures to reduce the effectiveness of the sensors and networked systems so integral to the US military's way of war.
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Within a few years, he felt ready to head to New York City, where he assiduously networked the still small art world, sold some things and made lasting contacts.
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A grinder from the UK who goes by the alias Lepht Anonym volunteered to have the world's first DIY networked implant inserted on the back of their right arm.
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The company said while segments of the lighting market had grown in 2019, including for horticulture and networked lights, the market as a whole contracted, notably in the Americas.
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Ernest Cline, the author of Ready Player One, invented the Oasis, a vast, networked virtual universe with virtual planets, where billions of people remain immersed for school, work, and play.
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"Angel investing is so networked that a lot of the deals, you find out about them either through the other institutional investors -- the seed firms -- or other angels," she said.
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The scale of the servers, bandwidth, processing, storage, and cleverness required to run networked virtual places at the scale of the planet for billions of people is beyond Big Data.
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Led by mammoth social platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, the rise of the networked web provided opportunity for dissidents and outsiders to amplify their voices and build community online.
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Researchers at the security firm Trend Micro and Italy's Politecnico Milano have spent the last year and a half exploring that risk of a networked and internet-connected industrial robot.
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In addition to the "smart" speaker, Lenovo is also shipping a six-terabyte networked storage drive, and a compatible app that uses facial recognition tech for automatic photo-file sorting.
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The product is designed to bring enterprise-level security to the home network, helping protect against attacks to the increasingly vulnerable world of networked devices, from laptops to smart lightbulbs.
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The principle of the system is a lot like Stratasys' newly unveiled Continuous Build 21D Demonstrator in that it's essentially a bunch of 23D printers networked into a single system.
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Her comp screen filled with several hundred links to vids and articles about awakened, or nearly awakened, AI that had been summarily executed by humanity and their networked zombie intelligences.
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And as a company, Twitter has much work to do to enable its users to experience the full variety of networked communication and culture that the platform has to offer.
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The work, like many others throughout the exhibition, is an interactive new-media installation, only this one is app-based, relinquishing some of its aesthetic control to the networked audience.
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Julie Arrighi, Innovation Advisor at the American Red Cross, said that using networked heat sensors like Lumkani is crucial to mitigating the growing risk of slum fires around the world.
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Automation has already gobbled up a huge portion of manufacturing work in the US, and the networked factories of the fourth industrial revolution promise to expedite this process even further.
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WIRED has partnered with Networked Insights, a Chicago-based social media firm, to gauge the feelings and intentions of Americans as they go to the polls and await the returns.
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Keithley's team also uses Skyhigh Networks for monitoring activity in the cloud, Crowdstrike for protecting networked devices from breaches, and Cylance, which provides threat detection software powered by machine intelligence.
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But with a little bit of choreographed intent a relatively small set of networked connections can be chained together to hugely theatrical effect — repurposing mainstream outlets into single cause megaphones.
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Signify said market conditions remained challenging, as it reported a 2% decline of sales for what it sees as its growth engines: LED, professional and networked home lighting business lines.
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Eight listings offered unusual "products" that commented on contemporary notions of "networked" society — and, to further complicate matters, offered duplicates that simply positioned the exact same items in different ways.
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Since authoritarian regimes rule over heavily policed societies without free media, they possess an asymmetric advantage over their democratic adversaries, whose open press, pluralistic politics, and networked societies pose vulnerabilities.
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"Modern networked movements can scale up quickly and take care of all sorts of logistical tasks without building any substantial organization cavity before the first protest or march," she writes.
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"The Chessboard and the Web: Strategies of Connection in a Networked World"By Anne-Marie SlaughterWhat it's about: The world is full of complexity, particularly within foreign policy and business.
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When not singing covers into her webcam, Dua networked her butt off as a teenager, working the door at Mayfair nightclubs and fearlessly thrusting demos at anyone who would listen.
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The game also features even weirder creatures, like the massive and inscrutable Elcor and the networked artificial intelligence of the Geth, a creation of the high-tech, ultra-sensitive Quarians.
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For better or worse, the technologies that power the networked public sphere have changed the nature of political protest as well as government reactions to and suppressions of such protest.
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"In theory, a computer crime aimed at a non-networked computer, not used in interstate commerce, would be a state crime alone, as opposed to a federal crime," Rasch says.
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Written language will be only more important in our children's lives as the world becomes more and more networked, in the largest written-word-based community that has ever existed.
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In spite of its flaws, though, Eler's book alights on the source of the selfie's power: It is the easiest way to assert one's humanity in our hyper-networked world.
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And now, some say, the ideas promoted by Mr. Sellner and his increasingly well-networked web of actors may serve as an incitement to terrorism with a potentially global reach.
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In a networked marketplace, this precision is necessary not only to prevent illicit trading on advance information known as "front-running," but also to ensure the fair placement of orders.
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"Disney has been at the forefront of pushing a particular networked franchising model that is seen by some as squeezing out original, smaller budget, or more 'adult' fare," Scott said.
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It already revealed how a networked elite, consisting of neoliberal globalizers and liberal internationalists as well as neoconservative intellectuals, had amassed unaccountable influence while becoming a service class for politicians.
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At the same event, Amazon also gave us a flood of new ways to install networked microphones in nearly everything we own: our glasses, our alarm clocks, even our jewelry.
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She said the group from Honor had also networked widely in Europe, and were likely in Hong Kong to try to learn successful techniques from the city's protest movement firsthand.
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These networks, designed for an era of tinny dial-up modems and intended to bring the benefits of networked computing outside of academia, were built with local communities in mind.
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So while the networked reality question is increasingly important, it's even more important in 2017 to note what Ghost in the Shell says about people, and what the implications are.
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And no one could have known that the networked power of social media could allow thousands of women and men to share their stories of harassment and assault and be believed.
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"It's a lesson," he said, referring to the Bombardier matter and the ripple effect regional geopolitical spats can have on a global business in a world "becoming more and more networked".
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The demonically possessed doll now has the power to control networked devices like thermostats, drones, doors and pretty much any gadget in a connected home (from the looks of the trailer).
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EasyMesh seeks to solve this (among other problems) and is another step in the Wi-Fi Alliance's journey to make sure all your networked gear works the way you expect it.
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And this was already a way of thinking, but how do I use the gallery space as a networked environment, presenting work for people all over the world to look at?
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Harari writes in his last section: Even if some societies remain ostensibly democratic, the increasing efficiency of algorithms will still shift more and more authority from individual humans to networked machines.
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You have a movement of movements; it's a model of decentralized, networked resistance where there's no single leader or single handful of organizations that people would point to as being primary.
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Signify forecast a 2-123 percent growth in sales in 2019 for LEDs, along with professional lighting systems and home-networked lighting systems, which Signify sells under the Philips Hue brand.
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Schaeuble told the public broadcaster ARD that if company registers listing the owners of firms were networked internationally, it would be possible to find all the people hiding behind offshore companies.
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" The scanner is also a networked device, which means it can connect to third-party software like facial recognition systems, which, Ellenbogen believes, could help security agents "look for known wolves.
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She networked with lawyers across the country, some of them sending her documents they had obtained in discovery in their own lawsuits against GM. Her home became a library of binders.
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Outside of the main Bellagio ballroom, besuited salespeople pitched prospects in the hallways, networked and drank at sponsored poolside cabanas, and, after-hours, played craps on the hotel's expansive casino floor.
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Should they rush in swinging a break-up hammer at monopolistic tech giants or take a scalpel to the competition-crushing problem of networked dominance by slicing up their data flows?
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And we have ported increasing amounts of our lives onto the networked infrastructure of the internet, which serves us what best serves the admakers to keep us online, clicking, and isolated.
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Separately, Maria Butina, a Russian who schmoozed with Republican presidential candidates and networked with top officials of the National Rifle Association, pleaded guilty to conspiring to act as a foreign agent.
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Even if the malware isn't targeting medical devices in particular, operating system vulnerabilities still put devices at risk for infection by any indiscriminate worm that infects all manner of networked computers.
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But as it works now, someone who files paperwork for the matching-funds program but fails to raise enough money is not invited, which essentially silences anyone who is inadequately networked.
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While working at a farmers market recently, Boucai informally networked with someone offering personal training in exchange for acting lessons — and through this trade, connected with a new pool of actors.
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This new version has support for Wi-Fi 6, which is optimized for faster speeds and to better handle the ever-growing number of networked devices we have in our homes.
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But it was the socially maladjusted Genevan, whose writings Tocqueville claimed to read every day, who first attacked modernity for the unjust way in which power accrues to a networked élite.
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The spread of devices that promise convenience to users but which effectively place networked microphones and cameras in intimate domestic settings has sparked widespread concerns around the world about the privacy implications.
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Cisco filed the complaint at the ITC in December 2014, alleging that Arista was infringing six of its patents, which relate to improving the speed and performance of networked computers and devices.
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"I'm able to combine this new network, which can help me build the business and grow it, with people I've known for a long time who are also really networked," she said.
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The challenge is to handle the situation in a way that works and doesn't fray intergenerational relationships, according to Mike Caulfield, director of blended and networked learning at Washington State University Vancouver.
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The hits keep on coming: On Monday, the Supreme Court, in a case involving credit cards, issued a decision that will effectively immunize tech platforms and other networked systems against antitrust scrutiny.
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In response, Mr Goldberg picked up several threads from the hearing: "The ability to speak with this networked group of people all over the world is....well beyond the traditional town square".
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But we've learned a lesson from the thickening layer of computation in our lives, turning every toaster and toothbrush into a "smart" device: be careful what you wish for in networked intelligence.
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Yet stories adhered pretty closely to two main themes: speculation on how networked computing might someday change politics and criticism of how bad legislation was on the verge of ruining the internet.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has grand designs to build 100 futuristic 'smart' cities that promise a hygienic, networked life for residents, but India's existing urban spaces lack efficient public transport and sanitation.
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Like most games that involve future technology, networked life, and cybernetics, Observer asks us to consider what it might mean to be human in some distant future that only resembles our own.
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With enough phones networked together, researchers hope they can build a kind of distributed seismograph, stitching together thousands of rough readings into a more comprehensive data source than researchers have ever had.
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In his speech, he rallied against what he felt was a fundamental misconception of networked democratic participation: The technologies we're using—the biases of these media—cede central authority to decentralized groups.
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Instead, for people to better understand the actual facts behind the thousands of lines of code that could spread autonomously through networked systems at any time, George says filmmakers must get creative.
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CrowdStrike, which develops security technology that looks at changes in user behavior on networked devices and uses that information to identify potential cyber threats, has reportedly pondered an IPO for some time.
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The human relationship with time changed substantially with the arrival of modernity — trains and telegraphs and wristwatches all around — and we can see it changing yet again in our globally networked era.
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She plays her cards close to the vest, at a time when the world welcomes leaders who if anything overshare, but also understand how to communicate with a 24-hour, networked public.
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Even then, however, he continues to investigate the relationship between humans and networked technologies, by using the algorithms of Google and social media services to help determine the contents of his work.
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But they were networked with other predators who helped them skate through to the next assignment, and the larger ecclesiastical entity saw its own self-protection as more important than their punishment.
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But mere quantitative improvement—with more data, more layers in our neural networks, and more computers in the networked clusters of powerful machines that run those networks—isn't going to cut it.
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These "neural nets" are made of what are, essentially, dimmer switches that are networked together, so that, like the neurons in our brains, they can excite one another when they are stimulated.
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The propane cannons of yesteryear are still in use, but now they're networked and can be fired remotely—either from a laptop or by tuning a field radio to a specific frequency.
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The comments came in a report prepared by EU member states on cybersecurity risks to next-generation 5G mobile networks seen as crucial to the bloc's competitiveness in an increasingly networked world.
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From there, it hopes to scale its operations the following year, and ultimately operate an entire networked fleet of its fully autonomous underwater robots, which it calls "Autonomous Hybrid Vehicles," or AxV.
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Companies making a critical mass of internet-enabled products should be required to post a "networked safety bond" to be cashed in if they abandon maintenance for a product, or fold entirely.
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Indeed, with "Figur Raumlineatur / Figure et réseau de lignes dans l'espace" (1924), Schlemmer seems to have predicted our networked subjectivity by constructing a space of imaginative accommodation for an intensely connected circulate.
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She called the company to order and opened the discussion, stressing that Hamburg (where she was born) is a maritime city, a symbol of the "networked world" at stake in the coming talks.
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The security research community has been loudly warning for years that the so-called Internet of Things—and particularly networked home appliances—would introduce a deluge of new hackable vulnerabilities into everyday objects.
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The researchers say this supports the view of Twitter creating networked echo chambers of opinion as users fix on and amplify only opinions that align with their own, avoiding engaging with different views.
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The study was funded by the National Science Foundation, the University of Washington, and Qualcomm, and the results will be shared next month at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation.
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It would be unwise to dismiss the potential impact on China's long-term development of the presence of such numbers of highly networked, highly educated people with little interest in the party's ideology.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — In Carambolages, currently at the Grand Palais, we are plunged into the big, fuzzy, ahistorical world of anti-categories typical of the networked global economic order.
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Takeaways: Lesson learned: Lynton, now chairman of Snap, says that he no longer keeps emails online for more than 10 days, either deleting them or moving them to a non-networked hard drive.
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Networked Insights' analysts will draw social data from sites, blogs, and platforms like Twitter and Tumblr to get a real-time sense of which way voters seem to be leaning in battleground states.
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Because of the networked nature of self-driving systems, however, it's possible networks could learn to identify specifically bad drivers over time, which might end up impacting their insurance and other factors, too.
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Instead of one camera broadcasting to millions of people, the internet will let all those millions of people make media for each other, ditching corporate monoculture for a new kind of networked society.
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Several doTerra executives are Mormons, and the company's connection to the Church was an advantage, because distributors could rely on its large number of stay-at-home mothers and its naturally networked communities.
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Ashton Applewhite's " This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism " (Networked Books) and Margaret Morganroth Gullette's " Ending Ageism, or How Not to Shoot Old People " (Rutgers) both grapple thoughtfully with how we got here.
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Interestingly, though, McCaul doesn't come from the Trumpist far right — he's a multimillionaire GOP congressman who "is very well-networked within the donor class" in Texas, as a source put it to CNN.
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Facts, Latour said, were "networked"; they stood or fell not on the strength of their inherent veracity but on the strength of the institutions and practices that produced them and made them intelligible.
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By the time this painting was done, White had married and been divorced from the artist Elizabeth Catlett, with whom he had lived a socially and politically networked life in New York City.
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The outcome bodes ill for the Trump administration's attempts to persuade countries like Canada and Germany to spurn Huawei's equipment, further chipping away of the United States' future power in the networked world.
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If human groups represent a series of brains networked together, the more dissimilar these brains are in terms of life experience, the better the "hivemind" may be at thinking around any given problem.
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This weekend I'll be cracking open the 863 pages of "Marconi: The Man Who Networked The World," a detailed look at the radio pioneer who later became a prominent fascist in Mussolini's Italy.
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So technology proposes and positions itself as the architect of our intimacies and the outcome is our networked life allows us to hide from each other even as we are tethered to each other.
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It's in the networked cameras angled for maximum visibility, the weapons detectors at entrances, and soon, in an advanced surveillance system designed to identify threats—and it may be turned on students as well.
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This is not only because the points of vulnerability multiply as a network expands, but also because many of the consumer-product manufacturers who now produce networked devices have no experience with digital security.
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Mixes, live streams, and playlists have emerged at every corner of YouTube, SoundCloud, and Spotify, suggesting that there's something about city pop that makes it a natural fit for today's modes of networked listening.
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Starlink will accomplish this using small satellites acting in a networked fashion in low Earth orbit, with SpaceX ultimately aiming to launch as many as 25,000 satellites in total based on current regulatory filings.
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Because of the networked nature of Dyn's domain registration system, attacking those servers meant attacking the whole system — and when it went down, it brought down access to dozens of other services with it.
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Vietnam has a broader role to play in the Pentagon's recent embrace of networked security in Asia, a vision that supplements America's four bilateral alliances with a web of connections among partners and allies.
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That power might stem from network effects (the value, in a networked world, of being on the same platform as everyone else), the superior productive cultures of leading firms, government protection, or something else.
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Broadcasting is also on-the-outs in the electromagnetic spectrum, as high-power, widespread media like television and radio are replaced by point to point, networked media forms on the internet and mobile fronts.
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Back in the mid-'90s, a time when most Americans hadn't even sent an email, the magazine was already deep into speculation about a world where everyone had a networked computer in their pocket.
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Under Gregor's direction, Anahata's infrastructure engineers harnessed all their skills — IP prestidigitation, networked hot-air balloons, Wi-Fi-enabled squirrels — to work around the government's block and make the internet accessible again in Poodlekek.
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But as businesses look to cut costs, update software and leverage the power of new networked services to integrate more functionality, this gives an opening to the likes of NewVoiceMedia to win new business.
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No matter who is responsible, security researchers say the attacks, dubbed Mirai, foreshadow a future where internet threats stemming from our increasingly networked lives — with household IoT devices and connected cars — could become commonplace.
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Its first summit in November saw a crowd of about 400 women — mostly junior investors who eagerly networked over canapés — and was headlined by female leaders like former top Justice Department official Sally Yates.
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The belief that opportunity now exists only for a highly educated and networked elite is distorting our politics and, unless faced and addressed, will affect in dangerous ways the outcome of the November election.
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"We believe that there is a significant growth potential for our communications and command and control solutions as armed forces increasingly seek to build up their networked warfare capabilities," Elbit CEO Bezhalel Machlis said.
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By launching very large numbers of satellites all at once the military could not only present our potential foes with a difficult targeting problem but would also create an instant networked system in orbit.
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But the assertion that the CFAA only applies to networked computers raises questions about federal cases involving other computers not connected to the internet that also might not meet other criteria under the law.
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Thus it is that in the age of Obama, citizens began carrying in their pockets and purses a bundle of networked sensors the likes of which a J. Edgar Hoover couldn't even dream of.
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In 2015, it announced plans to build an integrated human-monitoring system, with the goal, according to the Washington Post , of making the cameras "omnipresent, fully networked, always working and fully controllable" by 2020.
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The globe is ever more networked, and has reduced unfathomable distances to the breadth of a screen; the globe is ever more riven, and political and social identities have solidified into stereotypes and dogmas.
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In June Avast Software, a Czech cyber-security firm, demonstrated how to install ransomware on a networked coffee machine, making it gush boiling water and constantly spin its grinder until the victim pays up.
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Swift's realization of the completely impossible task of pleasing the networked apparatus of fickle outrage machines that pass as the deciding body of public opinion now is the core pivot point for the doc.
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The Internet of Things encompasses a world where machines and physical objects are embedded with Internet connectivity and networked sensors allowing them to process data and communicate in real-time with their surrounding environment.
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What's more, you'll get digital badges you can add to your social profiles, email signature, and résumé, plus access to the AWS Certified LinkedIn Community where you can network 'til you're all networked out.
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These words were used in the context of promoting China's "Belt and Road Initiative" and related plans such as the "Digital Silk Road," with China as the central point of a networked Indo-Pacific.
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The comments came in a report prepared by EU member states on cybersecurity risks to next-generation 5G mobile networks whose timely launch is crucial to the bloc's competitiveness in an increasingly networked world.
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In that it will have to compete with the likes of General Electric, including selling services around networked LED lights, which are programmable and will become an important part of the "Internet of Things".
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This is also a fully networked world, where humans with the proper enhancements can tap into various wavelengths and communicate with one another without having to speak, or pass information, images, and messages along.
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The technology—which by its fourth iteration, released in 1972, had become a networked computing platform that relied on a mixture of mainframes, terminals, phone lines, and custom programming tools—clearly inspired what came next.
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In a paper presented at the Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation, the engineers detail how the individual pixels in a camera sensor can be connected directly to an antenna, instead of a processor.
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It is also a realization of what some of the earliest observers of electronic text theorized was a crucially defining aspect of computer-mediated, globally networked technology—the new ability to meaningfully link things together.
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Blockchain technology features networked "distributed ledger" databases that record virtual currency transactions in a way that is supposed to protect virtual deposits from tampering and fraud, although many incidents of bitcoin hacking have been reported.
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Other important fields will include autonomous machines, networked mobility and blockchain applications for the secure transfer of data in industry and energy trading, the technology on which cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin are based, it said.
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Doctorow's latest novel, Walkaway, is largely about people who respond to the financial disparity between the ultra-rich and the 99 percent by walking away and building their own networked micro-societies in abandoned areas.
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Not only that, but Meltdown in particular could conceivably be applied to and across cloud platforms, where huge numbers of networked computers routinely share and transfer data among thousands or millions of users and instances.
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As more businesses move their IT from on-premise solutions and into networked, cloud-based services, startups that are building products for them to do this are raking in yet more funding as they grow.
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ABB, which has delivered more than 5,000 networked charging systems for passenger cars and commercial vehicles worldwide, said this latest EnBW order follows a previous order from the utility for 68 of them last year.
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Haun is certainly qualified — she teaches a well-regarded course on cryptocurrency at Stanford and is part of a rising class of hyper-networked movers and shakers in a brand-new, exciting part of tech.
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The so-called F4 version of the multi-role Rafale, which is being developed for a reported investment of 2 billion euros, will include greater connectivity to allow "networked combat," Dassault said in a statement.
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Ford has also unveiled several "smartbike" prototypes in recent years that it envisions as part of a broader mobility system that integrates cars, bikes, and various other forms of transportation into a seamless, networked whole.
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If you want to move those backups around, create space on your local drive, and add backups to your external drives or networked storage, use Spotlight and the following shortcut: ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/
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On the horizon for the RAF is a new e-scan radar, known as Radar 2, which is being developed for the British by Leonardo; the new BAE Striker II helmet; and networked enabled weapons.
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In 1971, with the election of Salvador Allende's socialist Popular Unity party, Chile embarked on Project Cybersyn, a futuristic networked computer system designed to manage the production of major commodities and resources in the country.
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Yet Hoettges also appealed for cooperation on building out Germany's fiber-optic network, critical both for providing gigabit-speed internet connections and ensuring that 5G services such as networked factories and smart cities can operate.
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Operating independently of both National Public Radio's networked affiliates, as well as the rigidly formatted music stations owned by corporate chains like iHeartMedia, they've been left to figure out the changed media landscape for themselves.
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The pieces wrestle with the complexity of a networked culture that is equally capable of disseminating information that's creative or destructive — or both at the same time — arguing that neither technology nor data is neutral.
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They are looking, just as John Dewey was, for suitable modes of politics and economy in a world radically altered by capitalism and technology—a liberalism for the people, not just for their networked rulers.
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Virality was once the delightful miracle of a networked age; you'd see a funny video going around, get caught up in the collective wonder and hilarity, and forward it on to your 100 closest pals.
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Both the show and the zine are byproducts of networked collaborations via social media that have become a vital platform for celebrating the rich artistic, experiential, and geographic diversity among these and other Latinx artists.
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It has some of the most advanced tech, it is already learning to produce that technology at scale and it can combine that with decades of experience in "networked cars," thanks to its OnStar subsidiary.
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As Zeynep Tufekci argued in her 2017 book "Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest," mass protest once required deep, sustained organizing, with all the compromise and human connection that entailed.
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There are all kinds of interesting implications here when you kick the matter into a networked reality: If the brain can be hacked by someone for their own designs, have they taken over your soul?
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But the problem of weapons systems' cybersecurity is only going to burgeon since cyberthreats are getting more sophisticated and the Pentagon's weapon systems are becoming software-dependent and networked more than ever before, per the report.
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It gave every digitally networked individual on the planet all nine volumes of Sir John Chilcot's report with its devastatingly forensic details of how and why Tony Blair took Britain to war with Iraq in 2003.
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"Siemens will play a key role in ensuring that machinery and equipment of different manufacturers at the 122 Volkswagen plants are networked efficiently in the cloud," they said in a joint statement, without giving financial terms.
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The power of platforms is explained in a new book, Platform Revolution: How Networked Markets are Transforming the Economy and How to Make Them Work for You, by Geoffrey Parker, Marshall Van Alstyne, and Sangeet Choudary.
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WannaCry was able to quickly infect a huge number of systems because it took advantage of a flaw in Microsoft's Windows software — one initially exploited by the NSA — which let it spread quickly through networked computers.
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Her recent book, Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest, is required reading for people trying to understand how social media went from fueling the Arab Spring to muddying a U.S. election.
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Just like the interstate highway system provided the backbone for over five decades of U.S. economic growth by linking businesses and supply chains, building new transmission will create a system that is stronger and better networked.
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After the initial attack on the Democratic National Committee, the Department of Homeland Security began offering states a "computer hygiene" check that would automatically scan the internet addresses of any networked servers an election agency uses.
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The researchers announced their findings in a paper, Polaris: Faster Page Loads Using Fine-grained Dependency Tracking, which will be presented at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI 16) on March 16.
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The explosion of networked computers brought much anticipation about their transformative impact on society and daily life, but eventually capitalism did its thing and we became the products of a short list of massive tech corporations.
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This year, the NFL held its third annual Women's Careers in Football Forum, where 40 participating women networked with hiring managers and football decision-makers to get advice on how to succeed in the sport professionally.
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"There's a lot of, 'Oh, my god, what's going on?' networked chatter from person to person that I imagine will turn into deeper conversations over coming days," said a person involved in efforts to unify progressives.
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I mean, parking garages, to -- you can think about so many things, and people can get in from a suburb much more easily because there's no traffic, so to speak, because everything is, you know, networked.
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Jeremy BailensonProfessor, Communications, Stanford, founding director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab and author of 'Experience on Demand'In my new book, I argue that the roadblock to great networked VR such as "The OASIS" is interactional synchrony.
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"In today's networked environment, when anyone can broadcast live or post their thoughts to a social network, it would seem that censorship ought to be impossible," Zeynep Tufekci writes in our special issue about online free speech.
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GPS technology, inertial navigation systems, long-range high-resolution sensors and networked digital radar systems able to operate on a wide range of frequencies continue to quickly change the ability of forces to maneuver, operate and attack.
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"Key lethality and modernization investments include high-end extended range munitions and kill chains, unmanned systems, hypersonic and advanced strike missiles, directed energy, containerized weapons, information warfare, and fully networked command, control and communications," the service explained.
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It also lacks support for 10Gb Ethernet, so there's no way to hook up to the fastest portable drives (over Thunderbolt) or connect to a high-speed networked storage system, like many video editing studios rely on.
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It's this "networked environment" that in part makes Beautystack stand out from competitors, with the app employing social media mechanics to allow users to see what their friends have booked and to follow and like their posts.
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This year, it expanded its hardware lineup to include a new device, just called the AirTV, which is a networked TV tuner that doesn't connect directly to a TV, but rather streams local programming via Wi-Fi.
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The result of Price's reworking of a 2007 artist's talk into an ongoing video series, Redistribution enacts the kind of frenetic, even aleatory mutation that information, culture, and concepts undergo as they circulate through global networked space.
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A human cell is a remarkable piece of networked machinery that has about the same number of components as a modern jumbo jet—all of which arose out of a longstanding, embedded encounter with the natural world.
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A typical data centre is like a warehouse on steroids: networked computer servers house data surging through "the cloud," whether from massive data-sucking companies like Netflix or Facebook, or from smaller businesses sharing one server farm.
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With the increasing flows of migrant talent, we are witnessing the rise of a new "networked sovereignty," where people have attachments to countries built up over a lifetime of mobility — and they may not even live there.
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The appeals court said the ChargePoint patents, which relate to networked electric vehicle charging technology, described an abstract idea not eligible for legal protection under Section 101 of the Patent Act, which deals with patentable subject matter.
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The missiles have networked remote sensors that provide early warning data to increase probability of a successful hit and are currently deployed in multiple locations around the world, including Germany, Japan, South Korea, and the Middle East.
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That might be the case, and there's evidence in the form of the 2017 Personal Data Notification and Protection Act, that our defense posture from a networked, IT perspective on the path of stronger and robust solutions.
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By tampering with the Domain Name System, the phone book of the internet, "attackers have redirected and intercepted web and mail traffic, and could do so for other networked services," CISA Director Chris Krebs told agency leaders.
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"I didn't have family money or a wealthy husband or wife, but I just networked my face off, got a hold of properties, got a hold of investors, an eventually everything got bigger and better," she said.
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But with Mr. Trump or without him, the rest of the leaders should make abundantly clear that they remain fully committed to the Paris agreement on climate change and to what Ms. Merkel calls a "networked world."
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China has built what military analysts call a "precision strike regime," mirroring the U.S. ability to decisively defeat Iraq's military forces twice, by employing a highly networked force that could track and destroy targets with ruthless efficiency.
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"I didn't have family money or a wealthy husband or wife, but I just networked my face off, got a hold of properties, got a hold of investors, an eventually everything got bigger and better," she said.
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"In the future, driving will be a networked activity, with tighter feedback loops and a much greater ability to aggregate, analyze and redistribute knowledge," Hoffman, who went to Stanford with Heck in 1988, said in a statement.
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Believing in it as city leaders seem to — believing not only in their own efficacy but in the efficacy of distributed, networked, loosely coordinated action to rival national and international action — is ultimately a leap of faith.
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Fake news may be only a symptom of a deeper set of political economy issues, but studying the phenomenon usefully highlights two distinct types of more general social problems that plague networked media and require different interventions.
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She started writing a book, "Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom," which led to a fellowship, a trip to Washington, the drink at Hank's Oyster Bar and what would become a long-distance relationship.
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"By giving citizens new networked technologies like mobile phones and tablets, the government is able to automatically censor unsanctioned content and observe everything citizens are doing on their devices remotely," Nat Kretchun, the report's lead author, told Reuters.
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It must also convince Wall Street that it is more than just a networked taxi and limousine service — and so you can expect to hear a lot about Uber Eats as well as experiments in freight and trucking.
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While its day-to-day technologies resemble those of contemporary Earth (and some, such as the non-networked landline-filled Galactica itself, are even retro), it also gives us the Cylons — organic artificial intelligence physically indistinguishable from humans.
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The Journal reports: The humble hotel wall thermostat, once just a mechanical temperature sensor and fan-speed switch, has become an infrared heat and motion detector wirelessly networked into building controls that cut costs by reducing energy consumption.
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PatronScan claims to have a networked list of more than 40,000 banned customers, many of whom may not even know about their eighty-sixed status until they try to gain entry into another bar covered by the system.
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The software and systems built to protect computers and servers over the past few decades simply don't work in a world where every device is networked and exabytes (billions of gigabytes) of data are stashed in the cloud.
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Software is trying to carve out a place in the fast-growing market for software that helps businesses capture and analyze streams of data gathered by networked sensors attached to objects, and turn them into operationally useful information.
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The rise of digital services — where all business interactions and transactions that might have once been analogue exchanges between people are now done by people using networked devices — has created both a growing opportunity and headache for organizations.
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The service from provider Mobileye crowdsources real-time road condition reports from vehicles equipped with the product to help provide intelligent fleet features for use in autonomous vehicles, making sure networked smart cars can better navigate real roads.
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But John Zimmer, president of the ride-hail service Lyft, argued in a recent essay that "the transition to an autonomous future will not occur primarily through individually owned cars" but through a networked fleet of shared vehicles.
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Its founder, Danah Boyd, in a book called "It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens", concedes that spending too much time online can be bad for adolescents, if only because it leaves less time for other activities.
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In a recent interview with Slate, UNC social scientist and New York Times contributor Zeynep Tufekci worries that "networked" protests — much like what we see John Oliver induce — may be losing their bite with regulators and elected officials.
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" In his book "WikiLeaks: News in the Networked Era" (2012), Charlie Beckett wrote that Mr. MacFadyen "was a core WikiLeaks supporter who had offered the services of interns, facilities and even on occasion his sofa to the team.
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Second, even in a globalized world where national politicians lust for economic growth (and certainly Prime Minister Abe and President Moon are heavily invested in growing their respective economies), networked and cross-border supply chains are increasingly fragile.
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Perhaps the networked corporate economy couldn't withstand a denial of entry into China's (art) market — especially with Art Basel Hong Kong on the horizon — and perhaps, in obligation to their co-sponsors, the leaders of the summit capitulated.
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Sensors, robotics, networked cameras and other technologies that operate in and out of the water are helping fishers and farmers collect and analyze real-time data, so they can catch and grow seafood in the best possible way.
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The concept is that, using a Wi-Fi connection, the networked robot brain will connect to a server that is constantly learning best folding methods for each type of clothing by downloading data from all the other Laundroids.
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A ransomware attack involves launching malware onto a computer or mobile device that encrypts files on the device (and possibly on any networked devices) until the victim pays a ransom for the decryption key to unlock the files.
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But North Korea needs networked computers to conduct research and development, such as the design of missiles and nuclear warheads and simulated testing, to carry out command and control of the weapons, and to conduct intelligence and reconnaissance.
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But at the same time, if you looked at what was going on in PC gaming, it was a really exciting time, with networked multiplayer—LAN deathmatches with all these games—but there was no equivalent on the console.
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Last month, the ransomware known as WannaCry also leveraged EternalBlue in order to spread between networked machines that have not been updated to protect them from the vulnerability, which Microsoft issued a patch for back in March (MS17-010).
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"This sale is consistent with U.S. initiatives to provide key allies with modern systems capable of being networked to defend against regional instability," a State Department spokesperson, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said ahead of the announcement.
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With so many networked devices in their homes, consumers are relying on home automation hubs—devices that allow them to control their home security systems, lights, garage door openers, and entertainment systems from any place with an Internet connection.
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While Sonos initially built a healthy user base off the popularity of its networked wireless speakers that let people stream music throughout their home, the home speaker market has evolved, spurred by the popularity of Amazon's Alexa-enabled Echo.
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But what the story of AMI shows, according to reporting by Farrow and others, is how eager a group of well-networked men were to protect one another from the stories of women to advance their common interest: power.
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Greater numbers of better sensors, better networked, will not soon make submarines useless; but even without breakthroughs, they could erode the strategic norm that has guided nuclear thinking for over half a century—that of an unstoppable second strike.
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Instead of hoping that firms eventually bring jobs back, the focus should be on developing a new type of worker with a skill set that takes advantage of the needs and reality of our increasingly globalized and networked economy.
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AmpMe, the Canadian app development company responsible for a syncing technology that links mobile devices into a networked speaker system, has raised $8 million in a new round of financing and is adding a YouTube integration to its service.
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"The key to parenting children around pornography is not to start an arms race with them by trying to block their access," Danah Boyd, the author of "It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens," wrote in an email.
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"If we want to put networked technologies into more and more things, we also have to find a way to make them safer," said Michael Walker, a program manager and computer security expert at the Pentagon's advanced research arm.
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As the world becomes more networked (especially as internet-enabled devices become more prevalent in the home), it's going to be more important for companies to have a back-up plan in place in case these services go down.
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" The bottom line: "The GreatCall devices will be part of Best Buy's new Assured Living unit, which sells networked products like smart doorbells and bed sensors in 21 markets to remotely monitor the health and safety of aging Americans.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (PCMA) and struck down a 2015 law that helped independent pharmacies facing competition from networked pharmacies able to lose money on individual prescriptions.
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In our networked world, where a video of Muslims being murdered in New Zealand can be shared on the other side of the world seconds later, the radioactivity of extreme ideology can no longer be fully avoided or forecast.
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But high-speed connectivity and networked manufacturing now allow some producers to offer extras: a clear view in real time of what is happening on the factory floor, and the flexibility to change specifications until right before production begins.
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The fund has traditionally been known for investing in Eastern Europe, but with a London office and the extremely well-networked Ball under its belt, we should be hearing more from them on the wider European scene in future.
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The result has been an increasingly networked group of racists and hatemongers who have so far met no official resistance, egging each other on until one picked up a gun to prove he has the courage of his convictions.
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"Law enforcement or intelligence agencies may start to seek orders compelling Samsung, Google, Mattel, Nest or vendors of other networked devices to push an update or flip a digital switch to intercept the ambient communications of a target," the report said.
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That it would seem from the well-lit corridors of networked American life like the Trump administration was an exhausting but spluttering reality show, all bark and no bite, while vulnerable nonwhite Americans were being chased, unseen, through the side streets.
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So GIFs are something that I've done for a really long time, and I think with this new project they are a way of bridging the gap between the complexity of the language we speak in and the networked world.
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And, in the case of Gannis, it is a project of self-assertion at the same time that it is a quest to redefine the self in a world that's rapidly changing due to digital media and a networked environment.
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Sebastian Thrun, a computer scientist who led the development of Google's self-driving car, talks about the capacity of networked vehicles to learn from each other's errors, a feat elusive to humans locked as we are in our isolated brains.
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We sense a latent horror behind the social media cleanses and offline apps, an understanding that the mere presence of networked electronics draws us ever deeper into the dark ocean of gibbering madness that always lingers just beyond our comprehension.
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But if the benefits of networked antivirus works out—and Microsoft can figure a way to make it work without needing trained IT professionals in the loop—it's easy to see it make its way to consumers in the future.
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One of the key ingredients of the CityPilot program is integration with city infrastructure along its route of travel: The Future Bus I fully networked, meaning it can communicate with traffic lights along the route for cues on changing lights.
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His conclusion is that unlocking value for both sides of the marketplace is much more challenging than it appears, and the most successful, next-generation marketplaces are going to come from highly networked, efficient platforms for complex projects targeting specific verticals.
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Nauto, a Palo Alto company focused on retrofitting existing vehicle fleets with networked safety camera-equipped devices, has raised $159 million in a Series B round led by SoftBank (which has been quite spendy lately) and Reid Hoffman at Greylock.
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A respondent affiliated with Harvard University's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society: The democratization of publication and consumption that the networked sphere represents is too expansive for there to be any meaningful improvement possible in terms of controlling or labeling information.
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While the well-networked bundler who can collect more max-out contributions will still be in demand, there are not many outside groups for Silicon Valley's billionaires to back if they're hoping to give beyond the $2,800 maximum campaigns can accept.
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Phases 2 and 3, the building of a fully integrated and networked fence running along a 275-mile(442 km) stretch of Jordan's borders with Syria and Iraq and costing some $300 million, are scheduled to be fully operational this year.
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Perhaps I was influenced by new mentors, people like Jaron Lanier—whose vision of VR was synonymous with a hippie-inspired notion of self-transformation—and Philip Rosedale, whose unbridled enthusiasm for a prosocial world of networked avatars was infectious.
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This particular set of hearings was urgent because our elected leaders have realized the power that lies in Facebook's hidden trove of networked knowledge — its potential to violate privacy and the menace it poses to the integrity of our democratic institutions.
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Dell still supplies the machines that sit on the desks inside many office buildings, and has also found a ready market selling equipment and software to the kinds of networked computing services that were once thought to spell its end.
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But I still find myself left with a question: Do today's leaders, in Australia and elsewhere, really understand the effects of a networked world enough to grasp the role it's playing in both their own democracies and in foreign affairs?
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Networked Insights, a research firm that uses artificial intelligence and social media to gauge responses, was able to determine the amount of positive and negative reactions recent ads received through online mentions within two weeks of their respective release dates.
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We continue to live in and build a networked world in spite of all those harms and threats — in spite of not knowing what benefits actually emerge from, say, building football-playing robots capable of defeating a FIFA World Cup champion.
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A "bad" player can easily become a focus point: "We're going to lose because that player is bad" is an easy way to convince yourself that games are made up of individual actors instead of being deeply social, networked things.
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