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ETH spin-off LatticeFlow raises $2.8M to help build trustworthy AI systems LatticeFlow, an AI startup that was spun out of ETH Zurich in 2020, today announced that it has raised a $2.8 million seed funding round led by Swiss deep-tech fund btov and Global Founders Capital, which previously backed the likes of Revolut, Slack and Zalando. The general idea behind LatticeFlow is to build tools that help AI teams build and deploy AI models that are safe, reliable and trustworthy. The problem today, ...

01/12/2021 3 Minutes Read The metallic refining units and piping brightly reflect radar signals at ExxonMobil’s Singapore Chemical plant on Jurong Island. Very high resolution zoomed in views show the granular features of an oil tanker docked near floating roof storage tanks. Image courtesy Capella Space Small sat SAR data provider Capella Space is now officially open for commercial operations. The company, which holds the first and only commercial FCC license for a US designed and oper...

Show Your Fire Emblem Love in March with These Pouches, Clips By Wes Davis on January 1, 2021 Intelligent Systems will be releasing some fun bits of March merch in the form of colorful, clear pouches, each featuring a row of character sprites from one of the four houses of, uh, Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Each set of pouches, one larger than the other, bears the corresponding color of its house, and looks suitable for small accessories, several Switch cartridges (if you’re into le...

Public entities outside Texas. Through this Cooperative Contracts Program, DIR assists Texas state agencies, local governments, and eligible customers with cost-effective acquisition of their information technology resources, including staff augmentation services, by negotiating, managing, and administering contracts with information technology providers to: Ensure quality and consistency of services for customers through the establishment of estimated market rates, category descriptions, and a...

Under its big caliphate. so in order to have relevance within the, you know, the terrorist world or at least those who are drawn towards terrorism, whether it is funding or to go fight, they are trying to export their method of battle and war through more terrorism unless the actual holding of territory. the way to hold this obviously is with greater integration of our intelligence systems, both america and british as well as european in general. and a lot of this will continue to occur because ...

Them out before they are fired. that is by far the most reliable defense we can have for our country. having said that, i do believe we have got to continue to work harder with china, get china involved. and try to bring the regime down to either sanity or to get them out of there. >> melissa: how do you do that, how do you take out those weapons before they are fired? >> youve got to fire at them before they fire themselves. we have the location of many of them. i dont want to pretend we should...

Rushka to have -- russia to have 20% of our uranium. thats insanity. let me ask you this, we now learned from james rosen and john solomon and sarah carter, all investigative journalists with decades of experience, that in fact, it was surveillance at trump tower. it went on in november, december and january, and it may have even happened before the election. time will tell. um, shouldnt that concern every american that theres surveillance and probably the sitting president at the time, presiden...

Understand, we have one of the best intelligence systems globally, but it is not foolproof. so there are still problems when it comes to intelligence. one thing some of my intelligence sources have been telling me, that isis is, has learned how to skirt around them. they used to use things like skype and g-mail. they dont do that anymore. they use fake websites and this white house and also people on the hill i talked to congressman hank johnson who sits on the armed services committee in the ho...

France and the rest of europe. >> and, bryan, in terms of what can be done, what are next steps? are there thoughts among your reporters, analysts that youve been talking about about what to do make our intelligence systems better? >> i think in the case of europe, you need to have a better system of information sharing. right now its fairly easy to move people, goods and including guns across the borders of europe. hard to move information. that can change, hopefully that will make a difference...