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The struggle to get attention at the annual scrum that is SXSW can lead to people take desperate measures. Unfortunately, that sometimes means flat-out lying to reporters. The picture above is of a ‘Stop the Robots’ demonstration that I stumbled upon in Austin city center last weekend. Capturing the anti-AI sentiment expressed by prominent names like Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk, they chanted “AI, say goodbye – they say robots, we say no bots.” I didn’t quite think it was worth writing about on TNW but I witnessed the leader of the protesters being interviewed by USA Today, and a number…
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The struggle to get attention at the annual scrum that is SXSW can lead to people take desperate measures. Unfortunately, that sometimes means flat-out lying to reporters. The picture above is of a ‘Stop the Robots’ demonstration that I stumbled upon in Austin city center last weekend. Capturing the anti-AI sentiment expressed by prominent names like Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk, they chanted “AI, say goodbye – they say robots, we say no bots.” I didn’t quite think it was worth writing about on TNW but I witnessed the leader of the protesters being interviewed by USA Today, and a number…
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Peleus Uhley is lead security strategist at Adobe As security moves more increasingly into the national spotlight, the need for security engineers and experts has never been greater. For those interested in security researcher positions, my best advice is to never stop coding. This is true whether you are working in an entry-level position or are already a senior researcher. Within the security industry, it has often been said, “It is easier to teach a developer about security than it is to teach a security researcher about development.” Pure security researchers have often seen only the failures in the industry.…
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This post originally appeared on the Buffer Blog. Of all the hundreds of social media acronyms and abbreviations out there, I think “KPI” has confounded me the most. I think it’s because the phrase “key performance indicator” always sounds like something you need to be wearing a suit in front of a Powerpoint presentation in order to say. But when you get down to it, it’s really quite simple. KPI is just a way of saying “This is the stuff that’s important enough to me to focus on and measure.” Basically, social media KPIs, or social media metrics, are whatever…
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