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Second Chance for the Second City
Today is October 8, 2024. 153 years ago, the Great Chicago Fire began and burned until October 10th. The city was nearly obliterated. The fire claimed about 300 lives, destroyed some 17,450 buildings covering almost 3.5 square miles, and caused $200 million in damage. About one-third of the city lay in ruins, and an equal…
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Cybersecurity and the Pagers that Explode
Setting aside the moral and ethical concerns of indiscriminate remote killing of people, one is shocked at the news from Lebanon. Two consecutive days pagers and walky-talkies have exploded killing dozens, including 2 children. The victims of this attacks purposely used obsolete technology to safeguard communications and prevent geo tracking. Obviously, this was not enough…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) And Copyright: Where & When Do We Draw The Line
I will be discussing the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence with a superstar panel of authors at the City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College.
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Steal Your Face – Biometrics
Biometrics has become pervasive today to protect our data. There are fingerprint scanners like on my MacBook. There is face recognition on my iPhone. Biometric recognition systems also play a prominent role in Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). MFA is a security control that requires two or more forms of authentication to confirm identity. MFA has long…
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The Buck Stops Here
Consideration of ethical and professional issues raised by Florida attorneys use of AI Professional standards Credit to EDRM
