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CMU offers amateur radio course - Vimarsana News

CMU offers amateur radio course

Carnegie Mellon University is offering an Introduction to Amateur Radio course to aspiring student radio operators. Students learn not only the technical skills necessary for basic construction and use of amateur radio, or ham radio, but also the history and culture, dating back to the early 20th century,

Source: wesa.fm
How to protect your online identity like a celebrity - Vimarsana News

How to protect your online identity like a celebrity

Dr. Chris Pierson is on a mission to protect people from cyberattacks. His clients are high-net-worth individuals like celebrities, athletes, and prominent executives. “We’ll protect them from privacy harms, from cybersecurity harms, protect their entire home and home networks, and then be there for their concierge,” explained Pierson, founder and CEO of BlackCloak. The rich […]

Source: yahoo.com
Teaching the next generation the ethics of artificial intelligence - Vimarsana News

Teaching the next generation the ethics of artificial intelligence

Kevin Smith teaches at Dakota State University and leads the Master of Science in Education Technology program. He shares important lessons he imparts onto his students.

Source: sdpb.org
Artificial intelligence: Moving fast & slow - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence: Moving fast & slow

Facebook's early motto was "move fast and break things." Should we apply that same thinking to artificial intelligence? Our tech experts weigh in.

Source: sdpb.org
Artificial intelligence's limits & potentials - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence's limits & potentials

From the news, artificial intelligence may seem like a relatively new technology. Its recent coverage is more related to its rapid-fire advancement than its creation.

Source: sdpb.org