An examination of court filings in all seven leak cases filed under Trump yields a detailed picture of how the government tries to unmask confidential sources.
4.5 million euros have been pumped into the virtual policeman project meant to judge the honesty of travelers. An expert calls the technology “not credible.”
Google promises interested firms access to its own AI training data and sometimes places Google engineers within the companies as a resource.
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We don’t need to win this nationalistic race — especially when we don’t even know what’s at the finish line.
The CEO of Perceptics, which makes license plate readers, claimed that “CBP has none of the privacy concerns at the border that all agencies have inland.”
Iran and Syria are the only countries in the region where Semptian would refuse to sell its surveillance tools, an employee said.
A nonprofit led by Google and IBM executives is working with Semptian, whose technology is monitoring the internet activity of 200 million people in China.
Using a network of cameras, Perceptics wants to collect congestion pricing tolls — and to infer things about drivers, alarming privacy advocates.
“The whole premise of Facebook is to render not private” your activity, said company lawyer, fighting off lawsuits over Cambridge Analytica data collection.
Spies working for the United Arab Emirates discussed the attack with operatives at controversial firm DarkMatter.
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