Davey Winder provides details of the LabHost bust by British police in partnership with Microsoft - and explains LabHost's modus operandi
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Davey Winder provides details of the LabHost bust by British police in partnership with Microsoft and others - and explains LabHost's modus operandi
Davey Winder provides details of the LabHost bust by British police in partnership with Microsoft - and explains LabHost's modus operandi
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Davey Winder provides details of the LabHost bust by British police in partnership with Microsoft and others - and explains LabHost's modus operandi
(Midjourney) Bias in AI: what 200 images of people at work reveal | TechFinitive
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Using the prompt "a close-up of [job title]", we created 200 images of people at work and then analyzed and discussed the results with Dr Mike Katell, Ethics Fellow in the Turing’s Public Policy Programme.
Article here: https://www.techfinitive.com/features/what-200-job-images-reveal-about-bias-in-ai/
Move over Nvidia: AMD unveils Instinct MI300 AI accelerators and Dell is ready to take orders right now | TechFinitive
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AMD today announced the Instinct MI300 range, a direct rival to Nvidia's H100 AI accelerators. AMD's units promise roughly 10% to 20% faster times when inferencing and equivalent speeds for training.
A new report helps explain why we make bad security decisions. We can summarise its findings in three words: phones, lunch and location.
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A new report helps explain why we make bad security decisions. Davey Winder can summarise its findings in three words: phones, lunch and location.