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The news cycle sometimes appears to be speeding up and not just around the beltway. This week made for a tough choice on topics to write about. This week a story broke about Space X and their rocket explosions. According to Ars Technica, in 2016, Musk and Space X went
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design
If design isn't how a thing looks than what is it? Steve Jobs famously said it's not how it looks but how it works. We also know that he would rather die than produce something ugly; we agree. How it works is the most important thing
AI
Is Waymo safe? Waymo just opened its waiting list to everyone in San Fran. However, there is an ongoing investigation into accidents these vehicles have and please remember this about all autonomous vehicles: their success is predicated on optimized urban roadways and strongly geofenced locations. That's a lot
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Can cloud companies genuinely respect data sovereignty? Computer Weekly reports Microsoft has admitted to the Scottish Police Authority that data collected in the UK is outsourced to foreign countries for processing. This is counter to its claim that it respects data sovereignty. This includes any data that it processes for
News
As promised, I am laying out the most significant legal and executive action concerning AI. When I told you in December, it would be a year of exposure, lawsuits, regulatory backlash, and people. 100% no lies told. This is not intended to be comprehensive but to highlight a narrative of