Cornell Chronicle |
Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns
Cornell Chronicle … shows that it is possible to 'fool' a deep learning system so it learns something that is not true but that you want it to learn,” said Fred Schneider, the Samuel B. Eckert Professor of Computer Science and a nationally recognized expert on … |
Christian Science Monitor |
Good Reads: From a bold vision for China to cyberwarfare to Norwegian fishing
Christian Science Monitor China's Worldview. China's new president, Xi Jinping, has a bold vision for his country, inspired by its ancient prestige. In Time magazine, Hannah Beech describes how Mr. Xi intends for China to match US military capabilities, becoming the strongest … |
Port of Long Beach
Back in 2007, when he first became security director of the Port of Long Beach, CA, Cosmo Perrone had a vision of a port security management model controlled by a single security platform on which all the subsystems spoke the same language and were operated in the same control center.
Perrone felt confident that this vision could be turned into a reality because he had seen the same concept work in the aviation field during in his previous career working for Lockheed Martin. He believed that he could create a dynamic port model that could become a template for many other ports.
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NORTHVILLE, MI — (Marketwire) — 10/21/09 — Michigan computer services firm : , Vision Computer Solutions, announces its new managed information technology services help companies cut IT support costs by 20-50% while providing increased efficiency …