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  • MIT Technology Review
  • 2020
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Inside the strange new world of being a deepfake actor

This article details the reactions to the deepfake documentary In the event of moon disaster.

  • MIT Technology Review
  • 2020
  • The Robot Report
  • 2021
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Brain-computer interface startups augmenting human body

The article explains the working definition of Brain Computer Interface technologies (BCI), the current startup BCI tech companies in this sector which mostly focus on BCI applications for assistive prosthetics.

  • The Robot Report
  • 2021
  • University of Houston
  • 2015
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Researchers Build Brain-Machine Interface To Control Prosthetic Hand

The article explains what a BCI is, how it helps amputees, and how BCI technology continues to innovate. 

  • University of Houston
  • 2015
  • The Guardian
  • 2022
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Opinion- Cyber security the next generation of technology. Talent is vital

This article goes over the impact cybercrime has had on technology spaces in Nigeria and stresses the importance of technology students receiving cybersecurity education.

  • The Guardian
  • 2022
  • 7 min
  • MIT Technology Review
  • 2020
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Tiny four-bit computers are now all you need to train AI

This article details a new approach emerging in AI science; instead of using 16 bits to represent pieces of data which train an algorithm, a logarithmic scale can be used to reduce this number to four, which is more efficient in terms of time and energy. This may allow machine learning algorithms to be trained on smartphones, enhancing user privacy. Otherwise, this may not change much in the AI landscape, especially in terms of helping machine learning reach new horizons.

  • MIT Technology Review
  • 2020
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