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It’s Official - We’re Expanding
Our occasional collaborator and co-host Dr. Nadine Robinson is now formally working with the Smartypants team to help communicators and adminstrative staff make safe and...
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The Battle of the Bots…And Best Tools for Transcripts
All of the major tech players are releasing every more powerful A.I. tools. While many freelancers just want a reliable way to create transcripts from recordings.
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AI in Everyday Life - Part 1 of 5
The first of five two-hour sessions about AI in Everyday Life. Discussions, demostrations, relevant videos and video clips, documents and some very recent news about the world...
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An Overview of AI in Everyday Life for SCANS (Senior Collage Association of Nova Scotia)
AI seems like it just arrived, when in fact it's pretty much everywhere. This hour-long overview was a pre-amble to a 10-hour course that went far and wide to find real-world...
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An A.I. Presentation for a local Rotary Club
The Halifax Harbour Rotary Club asked for a 15-minute presentation about A.I. and its impact on businesses.
Continue ReadingAnother set of spam tracks
The name that keeps showing up in a series of similar domain names / spam is BayViewMarketing. They're supposedly based in Oregon and, while they have various web and mail hosts all...
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Spam today included the following participants (as the source, the website host, the DNS service, or the domain name registration):
Limestone Networks - limestonenetworks.com
Gogax...
Continue ReadingStephen's First Law of Technology Issues
When confronted with malfunctioning technology, the problem with invariably resolve itself exactly 5 seconds after you go to the effort of contacting technical support.
Continue ReadingWho's involved in today's spam?
I periodically report spam using IronPort's Spam Cop site and, in the process, have a look at the spammer's web hosting provider, domain name register, and domain name management. And...
Continue ReadingAs You Post, So Shall You Reap
Last year, I worked on a training project with Canadian ground troops. They were set up in a camp less than a kilometer from what was supposedly a village in some far-0ff land. The...
Continue Reading2010: The Year of Touch - The Death of the Mouse?
Given the huge pre-event buzz about tablet PCs that hung heavy over the Computer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas earlier this month - much of it focused on the oft-predicted...
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