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    Could Hackers Take Your Car for a Ride?

    Cars are becoming increasingly networked, leading to concern among some security experts that hackers could exploit this to cause potentially serious problems. Read more
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    Digging Deeper into Text Mining

    Academics and government agencies are studying text mining as a way to analyze large public datasets. Read more
  • AI and Robotic Sensors
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    AI Improves Robotic Sensors

    An academic project has developed AI-based learning algorithms that improve the capabilities of robotic sensors that could help in response to disasters. Read more
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    Spatial Humanities Brings History to Life

    Spatial humanities is providing experts in areas such as history, archaeology, literary theory, and geography with new ways to use geographic and other spatial information to conduct their research. Read more
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    The Challenges of Securing the Virtualized Environment

    As virtualization has become more popular, concern over the technology's security has grown. Traditional security techniques often don't work well with virtualization, so vendors are trying different approaches. Read more

 

 

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