Facebook’s ex security boss: Asking Big Tech to police hate speech is “a dangerous path” - MIT Technology Review
Facebook’s ex security boss: Asking Big Tech to police hate speech is “a dangerous path” Alex Stamos on the risks of giving his former employer and other giant platforms the power to determine what people can—and can’t—say online. Until a few weeks ago, Alex Stamos was Facebook’s chief security officer. He led the hunt for Russian political disinformation on the platform after the 2016 US election
Quantum computers pose a security threat that we’re still totally unprepared for - MIT Technology Review
Quantum computers pose a security threat that we’re still totally unprepared for Some US experts think it could take at least 20 years to get quantum-proof encryption widely deployed. The world relies on encryption to protect everything from credit card transactions to databases holding health records and other sensitive information. A new report from the US National Academies of Sciences, Enginee
Ethereum thinks it can change the world. It’s running out of time to prove it. - MIT Technology Review
Ethereum thinks it can change the world. It’s running out of time to prove it. The blockchain system has daunting technical problems to fix. But first, its disciples need to figure out how to govern themselves. It’s late October. Outside the sprawling Prague Congress Centre, not only is the weather turning, but the cryptocurrency world is crashing down, as it has been for much of this year. Expect
CS 230 - Convolutional Neural Networks Cheatsheet
By Afshine Amidi and Shervine Amidi Overview Architecture of a traditional CNN Convolutional neural networks, also known as CNNs, are a specific type of neural networks that are generally composed of the following layers: The convolution layer and the pooling layer can be fine-tuned with respect to hyperparameters that are described in the next sections. Types of layer Convolution layer (CONV) The
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