«La CEDH établit une conciliation entre le droit au respect de la vie privée du requérant et la liberté d’expression d’un journal et considère que le droit à l’oubli ne s’applique pas aux informations publiées qui présentent un intérêt public reposant sur une base factuelle suffisante et qui sont exemptes de propos polémiques ou insinuations».
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«We need to sort of give you a little dopamine hit every once in a while, because someone liked or commented on a photo or a post or whatever. And that’s going to get you to contribute more content, and that’s going to get you … more likes and comments.
It’s a social-validation feedback loop … exactly the kind of thing that a hacker like myself would come up with, because you’re exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology.
The inventors, creators — it’s me, it’s Mark [Zuckerberg], it’s Kevin Systrom on Instagram, it’s all of these people — understood this consciously. And we did it anyway.»
Source : Sean Parker unloads on Facebook « exploiting » human weakness
«Many people realize that smartphones track their locations. But what if you actively turn off location services, haven’t used any apps, and haven’t even inserted a carrier SIM card? Even if you take all of those precautions, phones running Android software gather data about your location and send it back to Google when they’re connected to the internet»
Source : Google collects Android users’ locations even when location services are disabled — Quartz
« – Voici une preuve irréfutable de la collaboration entre les USA et l’EI. – Mais c’est une photo de Super Mario ! – C’est ça. Irréfutable. Reçu cinq sur cinq. »
Source : Moscou moqué pour sa « preuve irréfutable » d’un complot américain
«Atlas is the latest in a line of advanced humanoid robots we are developing. Atlas’ control system coordinates motions of the arms, torso and legs to achieve whole-body mobile manipulation, greatly expanding its reach and workspace. Atlas’ ability to balance while performing tasks allows it to work in a large volume while occupying only a small footprint».
Source : Atlas | Boston Dynamics
«Many of the world’s leading AI researchers and humanitarian organizations are concerned about the potentially catastrophic consequences of allowing lethal autonomous weapons to be developed. Encourage your country’s leaders to support an international treaty limiting lethal autonomous weapons»
Source : Ban Lethal Autonomous Weapons
«Sur le web, Issou a la notoriété d’une grande capitale. « Quand je dis que j’habite à Issou, les gens ne me croient pas », se plaint Sarah, lycéenne, qui remonte la rue de la gare en direction du château.
Dans la vidéo de 2007, vue plus d’un million de fois, El Risitas semble prononcer « Issou » en voulant dire « Jésus »… ce qui a rendu célèbre la commune sur les internets».
Source : Issou, petite ville harcelée qui voudrait que le forum 18-25 de JeuxVideo.com l’oublie
«DL will not disagree with any data, will not figure out the injustices in the society, it’s just all “data to learn”. You should hire a dedicated human staff to create fake fair data of an ideal society where white people are arrested as often as blacks, where 50% of directors are women, and so on. But the cost of creating vast amounts of de-biased data edited by human experts, just to train a DL model, makes not worth to replace humans with AI in first place! Further, even if you had trained a DL model that really is fair, you have no evidence to convince a judge or a user about the fairness of any decision, since the DL will give no explanations».
Source : Deep Learning is not the AI future
«Watson will try to answer your question using the content of the most relevant videos»
via Ted – IBM Watson.
«According to Richard Burr, chair of the US Senate intelligence committee, Russian troll accounts on Facebook managed to organise both a protest and a counter-protest in Houston, in May 2016. Americans are perfectly willing to face off against each other on the streets, but if you want it to happen more often, make it easy».



