Artificial Intelligence, it’s one of the hot new trends. Developing a brand new sport, creating a language of its very own, or perhaps, augmenting jobs and technology all over the world across so many different professions. In it’s current form AI seems to still be in early development when you take into account the grand scheme of things and the future to come.
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Back in February it was announced that I would be heading to one of my all time favorite places, New York City, to cover the Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Conference. What’s this AI4 Cybersecurity conference all about you ask? The Ai4 Cybersecurity conference brings together business leaders, data practitioners, and AI pioneers who are applying artificial intelligence to solve problems and create opportunities in the cybersecurity industry. Right here is what makes this special, we’re taking a break of our typical conference coverage — usually video game or Apple-related — and switching gears to something more security oriented.
Now a days it’s no doubt how important cybersecurity really is, especially what seems to be on a semi-frequent basis of data breeches or hacks that expose customer data. Last year it was estimated that information security spending would exceed $124 billion in 2019, which is no small figure when you take into account what else companies could be spending money on, such as research and development.
Moving forward though the AI4 Cyberseucrity conference will run for two days, Monday and Tuesday, from 8AM to about 5PM give or take. Here’s a rough outline of the daily schedule.
Monday morning the conference keynote will be held by Mark Segal, the NSA’s Chief of the Computer & Analytics Sciences Research Group. According to the conference agenda he will take stage to present “AI@NSA: From Artificial Intelligence to Signals Intelligence and Cybersecurity”.
From a content and informational standpoint, this will be an excellent conference as cybersecurity is an ever evolving and growing space. As hackers change their methods and tools, so must companies adapt and grow to meet their cybersecurity demands. Even self-managed websites such as PocketFullOfApps have to stay onto of security updates and any potential breaches. All in all I’m looking forward to this week’s conference as there should be lots of good content and takeaways to write about. Continue reading this post ->
Astragon Entertainment and the developer team of weltenbauer have announced a partnership with the construction equipment manufacturer CASE. Players can now look forward to official licensed vehicles of the US-based earth movement specialist in the upcoming Construction Simulator 3 game. In addition, to compliment the announced a trailer has been released that you can see below.
In Construction Simulator 3 players will discover numerous exciting and challenging construction works as well as machines of different fields within the construction industry. Starting with some smaller earth-moving jobs, right up to erecting houses and office buildings, bridge building as well as road construction and many other missions, the latest game of the popular series will offer once more a wide range of construction jobs. Continue reading this post ->
In keeping tabs with Nexon they have recently announced the release of AxE: Alliance vs Empire, a revolutionary new massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) built from the ground up for the mobile platform. Players worldwide can now experience a fully-featured MMORPG experience on-the-go, including an expansive storyline and campaign, a massive evolving open world to explore, challenging cooperative dungeons and raids and a variety of competitive player-vs-player (PVP) modes.
In celebration, a special AxE starter kit will be available to all players who download AxE for a limited time. AxE is set in a sprawling fantasy universe where two warring factions, the Darkhaan Empire, which fights for law and order and the Galanos Alliance, who battles for self governance, clash to control the fate of the world. Continue reading this post ->
For along time now I’ve personally been a fan of Urban Armor Gear‘s products, for nearly the last two years I’ve used their cases on my iPhone 8 Plus and Retina MacBook Pro. From my experiences their cases are an excellent balance between price, protection, and weight for everyday on-the-go use. Today is no exception as they’ve announced a new case for their iPad lineup called the Plyo Series, which is aimed at being translucent with a minimalist look.
Designed for the smaller 9.7″ iPads, the Plyo Series offers a lightweight design with air soft corners for impact protection. Best of all it still meets military grade drop protection (MIL STD 810G-516.), which is always nice to see when it comes to choosing a case to protect your device. As you can see in the pictures, the Plyo Series sports a sleek slim design with a front-folio cover.
By the looks of it the case is actually priced fairly reasonably, coming in at $69.95, and is compatible with iPad (6th & 5th gen), iPad Pro 9.7, iPad Air 1 & 2. Continue reading this post ->
