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Adobe’s terms of disservice

Mark Lyndersay -
The activation servers for Adobe's CS, CS2 and CS3 products were shut down between 2013 and 2017. In May last year, Adobe stopped its customer support from deactivating perpetual licenses for customers.
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Going virtual with medical diagnosis

Mark Lyndersay -
In developing its own OMNI artificial intelligence agent, Patient Connect is training the large language model locally on selected resources, including information from NGOs and care providers.
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How the police became a media outlet

Mark Lyndersay -
Former CoP Gary Griffith authorised an increase in the unit from four officers to 23 emphasising a direct engagement with the public using social media, with an emphasis on Facebook.
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Microsoft ARMs up

Mark Lyndersay -
Since the company was founded, its OS and apps have been almost exclusively coded for chips manufactured by Intel.
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Flexxon introduces silicon-level cybersecurity protection to TT

Mark Lyndersay -
Flexon began business in 2007 under the leadership of CEO Camellia Chan with a line of products that targeted niche industrial, medical, automotive and aerospace sectors before making a change in 2017 to static security solutions.
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Will the iPad Pro humble the Mac Pro?

Mark Lyndersay -
A premium configuration of the M4 iPad Pro, which is clearly being positioned as a laptop replacement, costs US$2,700.
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News Briefs

Beware of “TT Post” phishing scheme

Mark Lyndersay -
Text messages with false information claiming to have been sent by TTPost are circulating widely and are crude phishing attempts.
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Opinion

The power of market-driven solutions in developing AI for good

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AI solutions are most effective when they are built by individuals who understand the opportunities, needs, and challenges on the ground.
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