The U.S. Space Force unveiled their new guardian attire last week to mixed reviews. Chief among the concerns were the ill-fitting pants which appeared baggy and loose fitting. Space Force was open to the criticism and admitted the design was still a prototype with a long way to go.
Source: https://taskandpurpose.com/news/space-force-uniform-prototype-pants/
Roboadvisers are becoming an increasingly popular tool among people who wish to earn greater returns without spending their time monitoring their investments. If the idea of spending your time tracking your assets every day and trading accordingly is a turn off to you a roboadivser may be the solution. Products like SoFi invest allow investors to participate with just $5 up front and no management fee.
Clearview AI has earned a mixed reputation for their willingness to be open about their web scraping of photos for facial recognition purposes. Police and government agencies have used the company’s facial software to compare suspect photos to those found on social media. Clearview combined ‘web-crawling’ techniques and machine learning to create a surprisingly effective recognition tool.
Source: https://www.wired.com/story/clearview-ai-new-tools-identify-you-photos/
Nick Myers, Director of Business Development, Electronic Combat Solutions at BAE Systems recently spoke with HelpNet Security about the evolution of electronic warfare (EW) and the importance of investing in related technologies. He says electronic warfare is a never ending “cat and mouse game” in which one side makes a breakthrough and the other develops a countermeasure.
Source: https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2021/10/07/electronic-warfare/
Electronic Arts, the maker of the popular Soccer video game series FIFA, is reviewing their licensing deal with the actual Fédération Internationale de Football Association. They said in a recently released statement that they may be forced to name the game something different if an agreement could not be reached. They maintained that the likenesses of players, teams, and stadiums would remain as they part of separate agreements.
