“Christ has no body now but yours. Yours are the eyes through which he looks with compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks among His people to do good. Yours are the hands through which he blesses His creation.”
I was in Iran during the revolution .. was close witness, minute by minute, what was happening.
At that time, many "audio cassettes" appeared, with Shah's telling his generals this and that, ordering many things and saying many things .. BBC Iranian program agitated pointing to those audio Shah speaking .. the voice was 100% Shah, not even 1% doubt .. but .. they were fake .. poor Shah never said those things.
mad mullahs were not capable to produce those tapes .. British, American and French intelligence services working to topple Shah produced those tapes.
Now, this technic is progressed to Video, even live video feed.
This extremely dangerous, as "time sensitive" manipulation, say, in elections (short B4 voting) or in stock market, Oil price (Saudi oil minister saying something on TV (that he never said)) and and.
Even Terrorist could use this to generate panic etc.
as for the conspiracy angles, as you said, its only an incremental improvement on the age old technique of selective reporting so doesnt change the game.
as for the conspiracy angles, as you said, its only an incremental improvement on the age old technique of selective reporting so doesnt change the game.
Strongly disagree. To present falsity as truth is a horrendous sin, and deliberately sneaking lies in underneath logic via body language is pure evil.
“Christ has no body now but yours. Yours are the eyes through which he looks with compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks among His people to do good. Yours are the hands through which he blesses His creation.”
as for the conspiracy angles, as you said, its only an incremental improvement on the age old technique of selective reporting so doesnt change the game.
Strongly disagree. To present falsity as truth is a horrendous sin, and deliberately sneaking lies in underneath logic via body language is pure evil.
fair enough.
ive attended political meetings were 2 hrs of careful debate gets reduced to 1 minute of sensational incident that completely misrepresents everything that happened as badly as if thy had of faked the entire thing with this technique.
so i disagree, i think its a variation on the age old abilities to lie and misrepresent.
as for the conspiracy angles, as you said, its only an incremental improvement on the age old technique of selective reporting so doesnt change the game.
Strongly disagree. To present falsity as truth is a horrendous sin, and deliberately sneaking lies in underneath logic via body language is pure evil.
fair enough.
ive attended political meetings were 2 hrs of careful debate gets reduced to 1 minute of sensational incident that completely misrepresents everything that happened as badly as if thy had of faked the entire thing with this technique.
so i disagree, i think its a variation on the age old abilities to lie and misrepresent.
And landing a man on the moon is a variation on Kitty Hawk? The old phrase 'seeing is believing' still holds. People are catching onto shopped prints, but rotoscoping at this level with zero time delay destroys the fundamental assumptions of the viewer.
Noddy, you are right technologically but are missing the fact that the veracity of the assumptions behind media visuals are now destroyed. Genuine, authentic video is destroyed as well.
“Christ has no body now but yours. Yours are the eyes through which he looks with compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks among His people to do good. Yours are the hands through which he blesses His creation.”
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It’s becoming much easier to crack internet privacy measures, especially blurred or pixelated images. Those methods make it tough for people to see sensitive information such as obscured license plate numbers or censored faces, but researchers from University of Texas at Austin and Cornell University say that the practice is wildly insecure in the age of machine learning.
Using simple deep learning tools, the three-person team was able identify obfuscated faces and numbers with alarming accuracy. On an industry standard dataset where humans had 0.19% chance of identifying a face, the algorithm had 71% accuracy (or 83% if allowed to guess five times). The algorithm doesn’t produce a deblurred image—it simply identifies what it sees in the obscured photo, based on information it already knows. The approach works with blurred and pixelated images, as well as P3, a type of JPEG encryption pitched as a secure way to hide information.
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It’s becoming much easier to crack internet privacy measures, especially blurred or pixelated images. Those methods make it tough for people to see sensitive information such as obscured license plate numbers or censored faces, but researchers from University of Texas at Austin and Cornell University say that the practice is wildly insecure in the age of machine learning.
Using simple deep learning tools, the three-person team was able identify obfuscated faces and numbers with alarming accuracy. On an industry standard dataset where humans had 0.19% chance of identifying a face, the algorithm had 71% accuracy (or 83% if allowed to guess five times). The algorithm doesn’t produce a deblurred image—it simply identifies what it sees in the obscured photo, based on information it already knows. The approach works with blurred and pixelated images, as well as P3, a type of JPEG encryption pitched as a secure way to hide information.
Could the system guess multiple times, and then check each guess against data from other sources (eg cell phone tower triangulation, government records, etc) to give each guess a relative likelihood rating? That system could be scary powerful.
Hackers used internet-connected home devices, such as CCTV cameras and printers, to attack popular websites on Friday, security analysts say.
Twitter, Spotify, and Reddit were among the sites taken offline on Friday.
Each uses a company called Dyn, which was the target of the attack, to direct users to its website.
Security analysts now believe the attack used the "internet of things" - web-connected home devices - to launch the assault.
“There are a lot of killers. We’ve got a lot of killers. What, do you think our country’s so innocent? Take a look at what we’ve done, too.” - Donald J. Trump, President of the USA The Kushner sh*t is greasy - Stevie B.
Brecher wrote:Is there a computer virus version of HIV? It would first attack and modify the antivirus software and then use it against other parts of the system.
It could be relatively hard to detect and even harder to treat.
This already exists, sort of. Many malicious codes are at least aware of common antivrus software and sandboxed environments, and will try to either defeat them outright or obfuscate their own activities so as not to be detected. However, this isn't as magical as it sounds and there is no "general" way to outsmart countermeasures. The virus has to be specifically aware of what it's trying to outsmart, basically, and it won't be able to understand something it doesn't know exists.
Microsoft is doubling down on its commitment to the tantalizing field of quantum computing, making a strong bet that it is possible to create a scalable quantum computer using what is called a topological qubit.
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