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Yearly Archives: 2020

Technological Sovereignty: Cultivating Technology Leadership in Europe

By Dick Weisinger

Technology is dominated by American and increasingly Chinese businesses. And that has caused European countries to worry that their countries are becoming technologically less competitive and at odds with the goals of non-EU based technology companies. The EU is trying…

Data Protection: Embedding Data with Intelligence to make it Self-Secure

By Dick Weisinger

Data protection isn’t easy. The endless list of breaches that occur and expose many thousands and millions of data records is a reminder of just that. Elliot Lewis, CEO at Keyavi Data, said that “cybersecurity technologies have been overly focused…

Security Debt: Consistent Vigilance is Needed to Reduce Number of Security Flaws

By Dick Weisinger

“Security Debt” is the build up of security flaws over time. The first release of an application may contain security flaws that were not addressed. Each subsequent release of the application may add new flaws without correcting the previous ones,…

AI and Services: Apply with Caution to Avoid Alienating Customers

By Dick Weisinger

AI and automation have the potential to reduce labor costs and make businesses more efficient, but new technologies need to be applied with thought, particularly when exposing customers to AI-driven interfaces. A study at Rensselaer found that when today’s level…

AI and Art: Algorithms Flirt with Creativity

By Dick Weisinger

The world of art isn’t immune to changes in technology. Artificial Intelligence is already exerting an influence. Artists are beginning to use AI as a tool to assist in the creation of art, but algorithms are going even further to…