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CSPAN Canadian Prime Minister July 8, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Canadian Prime Minister July 8, 2013

Prime minister cameron, your excellencys, parliamentary colleagues from both houses, ladies and gentlemen. It is for me an enormous pleasure and an undoubted privilege to be able today here in this room to introduce the Prime Minister of canada, Stephen Harper to you and to do so in a personal and official capacity. The Prime Minister is no stranger to the ways of westminster, being a politician of considerable range as well as Outstanding International vision. There is far more he could tell you and me about this place then i could tell him about the parliament in ottawa. That said, it was my...

DPS - Development Contractors: | Construction Tenders | The Construction Index - Vimarsana News

DPS - Development Contractors: | Construction Tenders | The Construction Index

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How Do You Guard AI Data? The Army Wants to Know - Vimarsana News

How Do You Guard AI Data? The Army Wants to Know

If an enemy can mess with a training dataset, the promise of AI tools could become a nightmare.

Ekurhuleni: High hopes trashed as millions promised to community contractors evaporate - Vimarsana News

Ekurhuleni: High hopes trashed as millions promised to community contractors evaporate

File An Ekurhuleni waste management project to upgrade small-scale community operators into viable businesses has ended in acrimony. The city laid out R1.2 billion – but community operators complain they were short-changed by companies appointed to mentor them. At fault is the city's failure to monitor companies which provided mentoring, or to keep watch on how the funding was allocated. Month after month, John Buthelezi (not his real name) and his little team emptied bins, picked up litter, cleaned the streets of Ekurhuleni and emptied containers. Buthelezi had been promised that after fi...

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