• scientist develops brain implant to boost memory. https://t.co/sWF8FfF1lf 2016-12-01

• uk passes sweeping internet/computer surveillance law. disturbing. https://t.co/nOelbL8t5n 2016-11-18
• irs demands identities of all us coinbase users over 3 year period. https://t.co/6MLfpIqAsE 2016-11-21
• fully autonomous vtol vehicle successfully completes first test flight. wobbly but nonetheless impressive. https://t.co/E30s2J9AGA 2016-11-21
• ai beats humans at lip-reading. https://t.co/YVY1zaIV1r 2016-11-22
• walmart tests use of blockchain to manage supply chain tracking for food safety. interesting use case. https://t.co/AWblrSdpyT 2016-11-22
• ai used to identify criminals with 90% accuracy, based only on photos. hmmm. https://t.co/N59PB0zkSJ 2016-11-24

• following in the path of ashley madison, adultfriendfinder hacked. 412 million users exposed. https://t.co/l4zVwQovUx 2016-11-14
• microsoft joins linux foundation. as a platinum member no less. and announces sql server for linux. https://t.co/kowyS1Qj8D 2016-11-17

• adobe demos photoshop for speech. quite impressive. https://t.co/a6Tsl1owyj 2016-11-08

• handy iot scanner. https://t.co/eEPLSS9x74 2016-10-28
• chain follows r3 in open sourcing its blockchain software. https://t.co/mWKzwPH4Ly 2016-10-28
• uk tribunal: uber drivers not self-employed; uber must pay minimum wage, holiday pay. https://t.co/VFNzESYVvk 2016-10-29
• montreal police monitor reporter's phone to identify his sources. troubling. https://t.co/N4TSyg6KHM 2016-11-01
• (temporary) us dmca exemptions kick in for security research and digital vehicle repair. https://t.co/FCWCouqAhR 2016-11-02

• apparently samsung was not familiar with the so-called streisand effect. this may change that. https://t.co/UieTUqu4h3 2016-10-21
• japan contemplating requirement to secure virtual currencies with cash. https://t.co/uh2Nsq5969 2016-10-21
• more robot soldiers than humans in us army by 2025, says security consultant. hmmm. https://t.co/3lAahRTk6C 2016-10-21
• tesla wll prohibit use of its self-driving cars for paid ride-sharing, except on its own network. hmmm. https://t.co/YoS6i6vhnE 2016-10-21
• the law of personhood and how it might (or should) apply to ai. an interesting read. https://t.co/3sy9bGQcbg 2016-10-22
• well… this is different… https://t.co/Wl7dZECfQC 2016-10-26
• researchers use ai to predict case outcomes w/ 79% accuracy by analyzing facts of the case. impressive. https://t.co/ZsuRVOiMtr 2016-10-26
• reputation mgmt firm accused of using fake defendants to remove negative reviews. https://t.co/Dm8WHtKxhn 2016-10-26
• waterloop – a cdn hyperloop project. seems very worthy of support. check out their kickstarter. https://t.co/8IMOOj7uKt 2016-10-27

• autonomous vehicles will likely transform the trucking industry. https://t.co/UeNfofOzr0 2016-10-17
• what's on the horizon for computer memory. https://t.co/lW4hfteq5E 2016-10-17
• very proud of bob potts, one of my partners, in his role as lead negotiator in landmark aboriginal settlement. https://t.co/YBh0HOlVa0 2016-10-19
• kickstarters copied by chinese factories before they even finish funding. worth a read. https://t.co/RBcWqhhN7C 2016-10-20
• tesla demos full autonomous driving. nifty. https://t.co/DdCclBESC5 2016-10-20

• cia takes first steps in developing psychohistory? https://t.co/crUNvLj8XS 2016-10-09
• nokia sets new record – 65 tbps on single fibre over 6600 km. impressive. https://t.co/aOJvHUw3FB 2016-10-12

• us 5th circuit holds that right to free speech doesn't protect 3d printer files to build guns. https://t.co/jAG8zTZCzp 2016-09-23
• report suggests it's cheaper to get hacked than to invest in top notch cybersecurity. learned hand strikes again. https://t.co/yi2Nk5mzsc 2016-09-26
• blackberry announces that it will stop making phones – focus will be software development. https://t.co/og9jdiCPL0 2016-09-28

• austrian teen sues parents to get them to remove their childhood pix of her on facebook; claims breach of privacy. https://t.co/y4pUF5tLNh 2016-09-16
• tesla sues oil co. exec for ham-fisted attempt at phishing (using elontesla@yahoo.com, no less). https://t.co/GYx7kGKT8Z 2016-09-19
• orwl – a super physically secure pc. nifty for the security conscious and/or paranoid. https://t.co/BzeMuhoPiH 2016-09-19