@ThuaDucTan This is very crazy. Many people who use private mode believe that they are 'safe' and that no one is tracking them or their data. This, as you have mentioned, is not the case.
@mayaoh11 We like to normally look at the negative impacts that robots can have on our society. This tweet shows us that we should focus on the positive impacts of robotics advancement in our society.
@StevenF_ENGR392 This is a very worrying incident. As there are going to be many AI powered computers coming into the market, we need to make sure that incidents like these don't occur ever again
As someone who wants to work with electric vehicles, it is important to consider different ways we can help our environment. Therefore, one of the questions we must ask is, "can electric vehicle batteries be recycled?"#ENGR392CD https://t.co/IyIqycl6vr
High heat temperatures were recorded in London which caused the data centers to overheat. Tech giants Google and Oracle suffered many outages because their cooling systems failed. https://t.co/xlBZUQIfXg
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This article talks about the removal of TikTok from Apple and Google app stores as there are concerns that user data is being fed to ByteDance, a Beijing-based company that owns TikTok. #ENGR392CD
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This article talks about the use of facial recognition software in Australia by private companies and public authorities. However, there aren't many laws that regulate this software and many people feel that their privacy is being violated. #ENGR392CD
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This article states that the European Consumer Organization (BEUC) are claiming that the registration process for logging into Google is "unclear, incomplete, and misleading" and causing customers to choose less privacy friendly options. #ENGR392CD
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This article states that an AI-powered neck patch can be used to monitor respiratory sounds of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients by detecting the symptoms in real time. #ENGR392CD
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The following article writes about how drivers, who own self-driving cars like Tesla, are relying too much on the autopilot feature and can cause serious physical and emotional damage to society. #ENGR392CD
https://t.co/ULADTjDsC6