A project of the U.S. Army has developed a new framework for deep neural networks that allows artificial intelligence systems to better learn new tasks while forgetting less of what they have learned regarding previous tasks. The North Carolina State … Continue reading →
By Lawrence Abrams – This was not a very busy week, with mostly new variants of STOP Djvu and Dharma being released. The bad news is that the RIG exploit kit was discovered distributing the GetCrypt Ransomware through PopCash malvertising … Continue reading →
By Kenny Kline – The surge in blockchain-related projects has brought about myriad proposed solutions to everything from decentralized storage and computing to censorship-resistant mediums of value transfer. However, blockchains are still built on the existing Internet stack, something which Marconi, a new networking and … Continue reading →
By Laurence Hart – Many organizations are adopting the content services approach to solving enterprise content management challenges. When organizations implement content services properly, business requirements are embedded in the back end and user experience evolves independently from the platform. This division … Continue reading →
By Jelani Harper – To the general populace, the social repercussions of AI (bias, explainability, and transparency) are the most relevant factors for determining how widely it should be deployed in everything from law enforcement to healthcare. For the contemporary … Continue reading →
By Susan Cassidy, Micha Nandaraj Gallo and Katharine Goodloe – A new bill introduced by Congress would require the development of detailed policy guidance that, if adopted, could significantly boost cybersecurity enhancements for the internet of things. The internet of … Continue reading →
By David Roe – Enterprise content management (ECM) has moved on from the big proprietary systems of the early 2000s to the agile, flexible, cloud based content management systems (CMS) of today. Enterprises looking to invest in content services need to consider … Continue reading →
By RICHARD HARRIS – When Kim Hilliard shows up at the clinic at the New Orleans University Medical Center, she’s not there simply for an eye exam. The human touches she gets along the way help her navigate her complicated … Continue reading →
By Timothy King – Searching for business intelligence and data analytics software can be a daunting (and expensive) process, one that requires long hours of research and deep pockets. The most popular enterprise BI tools often provide more than what’s necessary … Continue reading →
BY KEVIN C. TOFEL – Here’s a roundup of this week in the Internet of Things. Get this summary in your inbox every Friday morning when you subscribe to our newsletter. On-device voice processing and Actions coming to Google Home: This week … Continue reading →