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You lock your door when you leave your home not because it’s a 100% perfect safeguard against unwanted entry or theft, but because it’s a simple, obvious thing to do to reduce the risk. Online safety, security, and privacy operates the same way. You don’t get absolute guarantees, but there are easy things you can do to greatly cut down the chances that you get compromised. Re-using your passwords and not putting two-factor authentication on your accounts is like leaving your door wide open for someone passing by to wander in and do whatever they want with your belongings. You might get lucky, but it’s a silly risk to run. (For what it’s worth, you don’t actually want the most locked down fortress of a home, either, because it would be awfully inconvenient, and even then you aren’t guaranteed a break-in would never happen. Likewise for your online activity, you probably don’t want such extreme protections that you have to forego online services, which would be near impossible or at a minimum exceedingly tedious, and still without a perfect assurance of security. For most people, the trick is just doing the easy things that get pretty good results.)

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#SouthKorea's Early #Exports Pick Up on Resilient #Chip Demand - #Semiconductor exports jump 42.5% in first 20 days of August - #Asian economies supported by #AI demand from #US economy South Korea’s early trade data showed exports gaining momentum this month, boosting the outlook for economic growth and suggesting global demand for #semiconductors remains resilient. The value of shipments increased 18.5% from a year earlier in the first 20 days of August, according to data released Wednesday by the customs office. Imports increased by 10.1%, resulting in a trade shortfall of $1.47 billion. As it is home to two of the world’s biggest #memory-#chip makers, South Korea has been riding the wave of global demand for #artificialintelligence development along with #Taiwan by exporting advanced semiconductors to the US and other developed nations. Thanks again to Sam Kim and Bloomberg News for the full article with more background and insights via the link below 💡🙏👇 https://lnkd.in/ezvVYg3i #semiconductorindustry #semiconductormanufacturing #technology #it #tech #nvidia #tsmc #skhynix #samsung #innovation #hbm #dram #aiot

Upcoming Event: The BrainChip team is looking forward to participating in the AI Hardware & Edge AI Summit, September 9-12, 2024, at the Signia by Hilton, San Jose, CA. Not only will we be showcasing new demos in our booth, but on September 10th, Brainchip's Steven Brightfield will present "Combining Efficient models with Efficient Architecture", offering valuable insights into our innovative approaches. Visit us at Booth 58, where we will be showcasing new demos featuring TENNs and the Akida Edge AI Box running FOMO, VWW, and Yolo on a single platform. Here is a discount code for registration: BRAINCHIPGOLD15 https://lnkd.in/g6zbu7RC

We were on a BREAK ✋ HiatusRAT has been active since July 2022, sharing similarities with the recent Cuttlefish malware. Stay ahead of both threats by training on #HTB Machines and Sherlocks tailored to their capabilities. Learn more on our blog: https://okt.to/FGSvfX #HackTheBox #Cybersecurity #HiatusRAT #CuttlefishMalware #MITRE

🚨 [AI REGULATION] UNESCO published its "Consultation Paper on AI Regulation - Emerging Approaches Across the World," and it's a MUST-READ for everyone in AI governance. Important information: ➵ Among other topics, the consultation paper describes 9 regulatory approaches (with examples from around the world) that are extremely interesting to anyone working or studying AI governance & regulation: "1️⃣ Principles-Based Approach: Offer stakeholders a set of fundamental propositions (principles) that provide guidance for developing and using AI systems through ethical, responsible, human-centric, and human-rights-abiding processes. 2️⃣ Standards-Based Approach: Delegate (totally or partially) the state’s regulatory powers to organizations that produce technical standards that will guide the interpretation and implementation of mandatory rules. 3️⃣ Agile and Experimentalist Approach: Generate flexible regulatory schemes, such as regulatory sandboxes and other testbeds, that allow organizations to test new business models, methods, infrastructure, and tools under more flexible regulatory conditions and with the oversight and accompaniment of public authorities. 4️⃣ Facilitating and Enabling Approach: Facilitate and enable an environment that encourages all stakeholders involved in the AI lifecycle to develop and use responsible, ethical, and human rights-compliant AI systems. 5️⃣ Adapting Existing Laws Approach: Amend sector-specific rules (e.g., health, finance, education, justice) and transversal rules (e.g., criminal codes, public procurement, data protection laws, labor laws) to make incremental improvements to the existing regulatory framework. 6️⃣ Access to Information and Transparency Mandates Approach: Require the deployment of transparency instruments that enable the public to access basic information about AI systems. 7️⃣ Risk-Based Approach: Establish obligations and requirements in accordance with an assessment of the risks associated with the deployment and use of certain AI tools in specific contexts. 8️⃣ Rights-Based Approach: Establish obligations or requirements to protect individuals' rights and freedoms. 9️⃣ Liability Approach: Assign responsibility and sanctions to problematic uses of AI systems." ➵ It's important to notice that the regulatory approaches described above are not mutually exclusive, and AI laws around the world will often combine two or more approaches. ➵ The paper will be available for open public consultation in English until 19 September 2024. ➵ Link to download the document below. 🔥 To stay up to date with the latest developments in AI policy, compliance & regulation, join 32,600 people who subscribe to my weekly newsletter (link below). #AI #AIRegulation #AIGovernance #AIPolicy #AICompliance

A group of authors has sued #Anthropic for violation of #copyright. The proposed class action lawsuit was filed in a California and alleges Anthropic “built a multibillion-dollar business by stealing hundreds of thousands of copyrighted books.” #AIEthics https://lnkd.in/gDmn2Rin

🎉 Last week marked the 3rd anniversary of the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC)! JCDC unifies cyber defenders from public and private sectors to tackle today’s toughest cybersecurity challenges. In August 2021, we stood up JCDC to bring together industry and government participants to forge persistent, trusted relationships that address our most urgent cybersecurity risks and drive long-term, proactive planning. It’s been three years since then. We encourage you to read about our successes to learn more about our work. Happy Anniversary, JCDC! 🎂 👉 https://go.dhs.gov/obh