Max-R. Ulbricht

BlnBDI, prev. Research Associate at Chair of 'Information Systems Engineering' (@TUBerlin) #PrivacyEnhancingTechnologies #PrivacyByDesign

[Frank Pallas @sallapf]

Great news to share 📢

From April 1, I'll be #EXDIGIT professor for #PrivacyEngineering and policy-aligned systems (#PEPSys) at the @PLUS_1622's faculty of digital and analytical sciences (#DAS). Together with brilliant colleagues (@franzbenjamin, @christine_bauer, and more),…

[Steve @SteveFlanders22]

The first two weeks of the Vision Pro were absolutely insane.

Here are 13 examples that prove the Vision Pro is the best piece of tech ever invented.

1) Real-time 3D surgery

https://t.co/DdQOZlnDV0

[Borriss @_Borriss_]

It is a historic day for AI.

The new text-to-video model by OpenAI Sora can generate videos indistinguishable from real ones.

7 examples:

[Abhinav Upadhyay @abhi9u]

Turns out folding a piece of paper in specific ways can result in a Turing complete device
https://t.co/o8FgfxtxXG

[Playfool @studioplayfool]

NEW PROJECT: How (not) to get hit by a self-driving car 🚗⚠️💥

A street-based game that challenges visitors to avoid being detected by an AI-powered camera. Can you fool the AI and reach the goal?

Collab with @tomokihara as part of @wshed @PlayableCity

[Richard Seroter @rseroter]

Here's another good, long post from @ghohpe that explores cloud automation, why "infrastructure" is not the focal point for IaC any more, and much more.

https://t.co/UtjgA6SLL5

[Andrew Simms @AndrewSimms_uk]

All over Paris car parking spaces are being upgraded to plots for trees and micro gardens - cooling the city, cleaning the air & making the streets more pleasant for people - thanks to the vision & tenacity of city's mayor...

[martin grasser @martingrasser]

Today we say goodbye to this great blue bird

This logo was designed in 2012 by a team of three. @toddwaterbury, @angyche and myself,

The logo was designed to be simple, balanced, and legible at very small sizes, almost like a lowercase "e", a 🧵

[David Hartmann @dvd_hrtmnn]

Sommer 2022. Sommer 2023.

[Max-R. Ulbricht @maroulb]

@ChristophKappes Keine eigene Erfahrung, aber Gutes darüber gehört (zumindest für EN. Man kann wohl aber die Ausgangssprache wählen und automatisch ins Englische übersetzen lassen): https://t.co/jOGLhfyWSs

[Amjad Masad @amasad]

Not only have they mapped out the fruit fly brain, but they actually boot it up in a computer and made it “eat” and “groom” 🤯

[Max-R. Ulbricht @maroulb]

Yeah, Privacy Engineering @ISE_TUBerlin 👏🏻

[Kim Wuyts @Wuytski]

Privacy policies are typically difficult to understand. How to extract important information from it?

Nicola Leschke introduces an NLP based extraction that keeps the human in the loop.
@sallapf

#iwpe @IEEEEUROSP

[Kim Wuyts @Wuytski]

Privacy policies are typically difficult to understand. How to extract important information from it?

Nicola Leschke introduces an NLP based extraction that keeps the human in the loop.
@sallapf

#iwpe @IEEEEUROSP

[Kim Wuyts @Wuytski]

What is #privacyengineering? Is 2023 the year of the #privacy engineer?

Awesome keynote by @PrivacyMaverick @enterprivacy @IOPD_Official at #iwpe @IEEEEUROSP

💡 privacy engineering encompasses many domains

💡 always reflect: do the controls/PETs actually tackle the risk?

[Kim Wuyts @Wuytski]

Victor Morel discusses automated privacy decisions. #iwpe @IEEEEUROSP

💡 it takes 15min a day to manually reject privacy permissions

❗️some permissions require manual decisions but create usability overhead
❗️some can be partially automated (full automation not recommended)

[Frank Pallas @sallapf]

#Privacy- und #PrivacyEngineering-Themen ganz ungezwungen und out-of-the-box mit interessanten und immer freundlichen Leuten diskutieren? Und das ohne TN-Gebühr? Auf zur @informatikradar PET-Con, insbesondere early-stage Gedanken hochwillkommen: https://t.co/TFKEefRXZM

[Urban Cycling Institute 🚲  @fietsprofessor]

“A developed country is not a place where the poor have cars. It’s where the rich use public transportation.”
—Gustavo Petro

[Alasdair Allan @aallan]

Almost a decade and a half after the arrival of blockchain, we still haven’t seen a convincing product come out of that community. People are still building platforms, not products. Some technologies never generate products.