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Ορολογία της Ημέρας (T.O.D) – 27/1/2017 [Misfortune Cookie]
Misfortune Cookie is a firmware vulnerability in many older routers. Once the embedded software running the device is exploited, the attacker can gain administrative privileges and use the device to gather data, steal credentials or upload malicious files to networked … Continue reading
On bots, language & making tech disappear — TechCrunch (βγαίνουν τα σώψυχα αν μιλάς με botakia?)
This year’s new buzzword in computer design circles is without question “bots.” As with anything we build, we give bots names. A name can be a way of expressing trust in an object — or expressing control over it. But … Continue reading
Posted in Data Science, Information Age, Robots, WWIB
Tagged Alexa, AmazonEcho, bots, botsallover, buzzwords, chatbots, machine learning, NLP, Programming, PSL, Siri, speakerbots
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Ορολογία της Ημέρας (T.O.D) – 12/1/2017 [Fruit of the poisonous tree]
Fruit of the poisonous tree is a legal doctrine according to which any secondary evidence obtained indirectly through illicit means is inadmissible in court. Examples of such sources include evidence gained through eavesdropping, illegal wiretapping, coercive interrogations, unwarranted searches or … Continue reading
Ορολογία της Ημέρας (T.O.D) – 11/01/2016 [Greedy Algorithm]
A greedy algorithm is a mathematical process that looks for simple, easy-to-implement solutions to complex, multi-step problems by deciding which next step will provide the most obvious benefit. Such algorithms are called greedy because while the optimal solution to each … Continue reading
Posted in Analytics, Big Data, Business Intelligence, Business Intelligence Applications, Data Mining, Data Science, Information Age, WWIB
Tagged Age of Machines, Analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), Computer Science, Data, Data Access, Data Mining, Data Processing, Data sources, Greedy algorithm, Information, machine learning, multi-step problems, Programming, Recursion, Θετικές Επιστήμες, Υπολογιστική Επιστήμη
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Ορολογία της Ημέρας (T.O.D) – 10/1/2017 [Net Neutrality]
Net neutrality is the principle that data packets on the Internet should be moved impartially, without regard to content, destination or source. Net neutrality is sometimes referred to as the “First Amendment of the Internet.” In the United States, high-speed … Continue reading
Posted in Analytics, Big Data, Information Age, WWIB
Tagged AT&T, Comcast, Communications Act of 1934, data packets, FCC, Internet, Internet fights, ISPs, Net neutrality, Time Warner, Verizon
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Smart Homes – Smart toasters – smart stuff everywhere…
My favorite thing, hands down, about the Griffin Connected Toaster is the slider on the app. On one side is an icon of a white piece of bread. On the other, is one that’s all black. Sure, a smart toaster … Continue reading
Ο Freddo στον Φοριαμό (ή μια άλλη οπτική γωνία των χρήσεων της τεχνολογίας)
Είμαι επισκέπτης υπηρεσιών & οργανισμών, ως πελάτης, με τον ίδιο ρυθμό & συχνότητα, καθημερινά, με τον οποίο & οι υπόλοιποι πολίτες επισκέπτονται τις ανάλογες υπηρεσίες & οργανισμούς, όπου “τους σπρώχνει η ανάγκη”. Βαδίζω λοιπόν προσεκτικά σε αίθουσα εξυπηρέτησης κοινού, υπηρεσίας, … Continue reading
Posted in Information Age, Information Management, WWIB
Tagged best practices, Computer Science, Data, Data Access, Data Processing, Data sources, Information, procedures, routers, servers, splitters, ΔΕΚΟ, Δημόσιες Υπηρεσίες, Δικλείδες Ασφαλείας, Εξυπηρέτηση Πολίτη, Θετικές Επιστήμες, Υπολογιστική Επιστήμη
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Data Science & Ιατρική – Μάχη με όπλο την Ανάλυση Δεδομένων ενάντια σε ανίατους εχθρούς
The complexity of seeking a cure for cancer has vexed researchers for decades. While they’ve made remarkable progress, they are still waging a battle uphill as cancer remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Yet scientists may soon … Continue reading
Matibabu – Νέες Εξελίξεις στην Υγεία – ενάντια στην Μαλάρια
Matibabu, which is competing in our Hardware Battlefield at CES today, isn’t looking to cure any diseases. Instead, the Uganda-based company is looking to make it easier to diagnose malaria so those who are infected can get the right help … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, Business Intelligence, Information Age, Internet of Things, Predictive Analytics, Uncategorized
Tagged CES, CES Battlefield 2016, Digital health, e-Healthcare, Health Analytics, Health Crisis management, Healthcare, Healthcare management, IoT, IoT prototypes, malaria, prototyping
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