Kim Jong Un canceled a big parade with no real explanation just as the South Korean press reports coronavirus has hit North Korea hard and could explode there.
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The California AG released an update to its proposed #CCPA regulations, and companies have until 5pm PT on Feb 24 to submit comments on this updated draft. Read our summary of the key changes. https://t.co/arzYgF4FVS
The digital age changed the context in which authoritarian regimes operate. @AKendallTaylor, @EricaFrantz, and Joseph Wright explain how autocrats around the world are using new technologies to undermine public protest and solidify their rule:
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.@_CPResearch_ shows how business and home networks could be hacked from a lightbulb. #Hackers could exploit #vulnerabilities in the #ZigBee protocol to deliver ransomware to networks. https://t.co/Di5fKNYcmD #CPX360
China’s official devotion to nationalist pseudoscience hurts its medical system—and could hamper its handling of the viral crisis, FP's @BeijingPalmer writes.
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Waiting for the day a tech exec argues that all elections are flawed — and the only good voting system is to collect enormous amounts of personal data and use proprietary AI and predictive analytics to decide the true candidate of the people.
Philadelphia is asking people to share which data sets they want more of and how they're manipulating the data, all to provide a better public service @PHLInnovation@PhiladelphiaGov https://t.co/nNHauDht5Q