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Hack to the future: Building a culture of innovation - Vimarsana News

Hack to the future: Building a culture of innovation

Alberta’s government is continuing to attract and promote tech talent in our province by partnering with Platform Calgary to host a hackathon.

Source: alberta.ca
Idea to watermark nude photos shared on Telegram wins award at hackathon - Vimarsana News

Idea to watermark nude photos shared on Telegram wins award at hackathon

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A team of four Singapore Management University (SMU) students proposed that a feature be set up on messaging app Telegram to allow women to watermark their nude photos with the recipient's name, so as to deter mass forwarding of the photos.

Kick the tyres of AI systems using real world data at #BuildWithAI Hack 2021 - Vimarsana News

Kick the tyres of AI systems using real world data at #BuildWithAI Hack 2021

Get access to best-in-class cloud AI tools, valuable data sets and mentors at this weekend's online hackathon.

Chinese Government's Hacker Competition Is Being Used To Find Exploits To Wield Against Uighur Citizens - Vimarsana News

Chinese Government's Hacker Competition Is Being Used To Find Exploits To Wield Against Uighur Citizens

Anything the Chinese government can weaponize against its Uighur Muslim population, it will. And has. Further details about an iPhone...

Babylon Project 2.0: World Blockchain Hackathon in the Metaverse - Vimarsana News

Babylon Project 2.0: World Blockchain Hackathon in the Metaverse

This year's month-long event runs from October 29 - November 20SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Oct 8, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - The World Blockchain Hackathon returns this month with Babylon Project 2.0, its second annual