Is human knowledge obsolescent in the age of synthetic expertise?
Should we worry about AI ending knowledge based industry? Not even a little bit.
Rhetoric, Convenience and Privacy at the Crossroads
The implosion of LastPass is a stark reminder about the importance of due diligence and the influence of effective promotion.
Smart Devices and the Moral Imperative of Informed Consent
Selling smart technology entails navigating ethical responsibilities regarding informed consent and potential harms. Despite the IoT's vast connectivity, widespread privacy briefings remain unlikely due to economic pressures favoring impulse purchases.
How Banks and Telcos are About to Score a Spectacular Own Goal with Voiceprint Data Breaches
In 2023, banks and telcos may face large-scale hacks using deepfake voice technology, posing a significant security risk. The adoption of voiceprint technology for authentication, driven by cost-saving motives post-pandemic, overlooks the heightened risk of security breaches.
In Canada, Acceptance of Security Negligence Enables Privacy Violations
The increasing acceptance of data breaches among Canadians reflects a concerning trend of complacency towards privacy violations by big corporations. Despite numerous breaches, companies continue business as usual due to lack of enforceable privacy regulations.