Archaeologists: Roman soldiers used this built-in fridge to keep their wine cool
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,000-year-old structure used to store wine and perishable foods in northern Bulgaria. The structure has an additional cooling element in the form of a lead pipe connected to a system of aqueducts. The discovery will help researchers understand the daily lives and diets of Roman soldiers at the fortress of Novae.
FBI Agents Are Using Face Recognition Without Proper Training
Only 5% of FBI agents with access to face recognition technology have taken the bureau's training course. The FBI has no policy in place to protect privacy, civil rights, or civil liberties in regards to face recognition use.
New York Times @nytimes: For Amazon's Andy Jassy, a Cleanup Job Just Got a Lot Bigger - The New York Times. #industry40 #aistrategy #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/HyNUvMhec1
For Amazon's Andy Jassy, a Cleanup Job Just Got a Lot Bigger
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is facing challenges as he cleans up after the aggressive pandemic expansion under Jeff Bezos. Jassy must navigate Wall Street investors and regulatory distrust while trying to maintain the company's success.
The Guardian @guardian: TechScape: AI-made images mean seeing is no longer believing - The Guardian. #aiact #industry40 #MachineLearning https://t.co/o1YdcMHoTf
AI-made images mean seeing is no longer believing and that's bad news for democracy
AI-generated images can create alternative history AI misinformation can be presented without context Images have a powerful influence on perception and belief
How the Okta Cross-Tenant Impersonation Attacks Succeeded
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is being targeted in highly sophisticated attacks, causing concern for organizations, particularly those using vendors like Okta.
The cross-tenant impersonation attack, which has impacted multiple Okta customers, is a particularly concerning method in these attacks.
Identity attacks, such as impersonation and privilege escalation, are a growing persistent threat to organizations worldwide.
Ukraine's Influence Increases in Disputed Black Sea Waters
The speaker of Canada's House of Commons, Anthony Rota, resigned after apologizing for introducing a 98-year-old Ukrainian who served with a Nazi SS unit as a hero.
Mr. Rota apologized for his actions and stated that he did not inform the governments of Canada or Ukraine about his plan to invite the individual.
Several Jewish groups expressed anger and outrage over the introduction, leading to calls for Mr. Rota to step down.
Hollyanne Milley's Career Presses On as Her Husband's Wraps Up
General Milley and his wife have navigated a global pandemic, the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and attacks from Donald Trump.
Mrs. Milley has maintained an accomplished career as a nurse and plans to continue as a Red Cross disaster volunteer.
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