Okay, your conversation just got recorded. But where does it go? Is it stored somewhere? How is it used beyond writing my note? The AI technology companies need to address these questions and comply with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act laws. Additionally, new regulations may be needed as the technology evolves. more
Monday, March 18, 2024
Your Doctor’s Office Might Be Bugged
Okay, your conversation just got recorded. But where does it go? Is it stored somewhere? How is it used beyond writing my note? The AI technology companies need to address these questions and comply with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act laws. Additionally, new regulations may be needed as the technology evolves. more
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
2024 TSCM Trend Analysis
TSCM Equipment Market Size, Share, Competitive Landscape and Trend Analysis Report by Type, by Product and by Industry Vertical: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2023-2032
These factors result in innovation of highly discreet and capable modern surveillance technologies that are able to evade methods of traditional TSCM to meet new, emerging technical threats. The advanced TSCM equipment market is expected to grow at the highest CAGR." more
Sunday, March 3, 2024
'Big brother' Satellite Set to Launch in 2025
Thursday, February 15, 2024
Aliens Could Be Spying On Us
It’s this second type of potential “probe” that has attracted the attention of scientists, including Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb. In addition to suggesting that Oumuamua might have been an alien spaceship, Loeb, who holds a Ph.D. in plasma physics, has also searched the bottom of the ocean for evidence of alien visitors. These ideas, however, are not widely accepted in the greater scientific community. more
Sunday, February 11, 2024
AI Wi-Fi CCTV - Spooky
The signals from WiFi can be used to map a human body, according to a new paper.
Device Camera's Ambient Light Sensors Can Spy
Thursday, February 1, 2024
FutureWatch: New Wi-Fi Tech Has Potential Spy Applications
The company is sampling its Wi-Fi Alliance and FCC-certified MM6108 production silicon – the fastest, smallest, lowest power and longest-range Wi-Fi HaLow SoC available in the market. more
US spies want to use AI
“The intelligence community wants to avail itself of the large-language models out there, but there are a lot of unknowns,” Tim McKinnon, who runs IARPA’s Bias Effects and Notable Generative AI Limitations (BENGAL) project, told Bloomberg. “The end goal is being able to work with a model with trust.”...
The BENGAL team tests different ways to attack AI models and uncover vulnerabilities that could hamper their effective use by U.S. spies. Officials have also invited private companies to perform these tests for the government. more
Friday, January 26, 2024
China’s Nuclear Battery Powers your Smartphone for 50 Years
Friday, January 19, 2024
The Future of AI that Never Was (from 2012)
Saturday, December 16, 2023
Channel 1 - Ultimate Fake News, or Edison Carter Gets Max'ed
Channel 1 released a promotional video [VERY realistic] explaining how the service will provide personalized news coverage to users from international affairs, finance and entertainment. The outlet said how their team of AI generated reported can offer a global perspective 24/7.
The reporters in the video appear to be human but are actually made from the scan of a real person. With digitally generated voices and zero human emotion, the reporters can tell the news in any language. Users users will be able to access the network through the services Crackle or Tubi. more
Friday, December 15, 2023
Mind-reading BrainGPT Converts Thought-of Words into Text
Currently being developed by a team of scientists at the University of Technology Sydney, it simply requires users to wear an EEG (electroencephalogram) cap that's connected to a computer. No eye-tracking cameras or other additional hardware is required.
The custom DeWave software utilized by BrainGPT was trained by recording and analyzing the electrical signals produced by a total of 29 volunteers' brains as they silently read passages of text.
Putting it simply, DeWave's AI-based algorithms learned which specific EEG signals corresponded to which written words and phrases. more video
Thursday, December 14, 2023
Eavesdropping to the Rescue
You can't hear it, but this sound can reveal that a tornado is on its way...
Thursday, December 7, 2023
Gemini (AI) Launched - Spying Will Never be the Same
It has been in the wild one day.
Imagine where it will be in a year.
"Analyze this satellite photo. What do you see? How is it important? What are the vulnerabilities? How can I get information from that building? Analyze their networks. What are the vulnerabilities? Design an attack plan." ...all in less than a minute.
FutureWatch: Meta Mind Reading
Monday, October 9, 2023
How New Corporate Espionage Techniques Are Born, or... Their Next App Attack
Monday, October 2, 2023
FutureWatch - Robot Eavesdropping Microphone Smart Swarms
Each of the circular, wheeled robots is about an inch across. After deployment from a charging station, they all travel in different directions, emitting high frequency sounds to communicate with one another and make sure they are spread out as far as possible from one another. These high-pitched chirps also keep the robots from falling off of tables or bumping into other obstacles.
Thursday, July 20, 2023
AI Espionage: Why Human Spies Remain Essential
Dodged another bullet. |
In the realm of espionage, the importance of human spies cannot be overstated. The ability to gather intelligence requires human intuition, critical thinking, and adaptability.
Thursday, June 29, 2023
FutureWatch: Mind Reading Marches On, Maybe
It’s true that it’s early days for the intersection of brains and computers. “This is a huge area, and we’re going to see more of these devices,” Welle said. “Measuring your own brain signals is a cool thing to do." more Previous mind reading news.
Monday, June 12, 2023
Eavesdropping: Advanced Aliens Could Detect life on Earth...
Only aliens with more advanced technology would be able to ‘eavesdrop’ on the signals transmitted on Earth – but apparently that’s more likely than you’d think.
While we work hard to search for extra-terrestrial life beyond our planet, radiation leaked from Earth’s mobile towers could be helping aliens find us. Put your tinfoil hat away: this isn’t anything to do with 5G. And the radiation being leaked isn’t the cancer-causing kind – it's the same type of energy used in radio and TV signals.
New research shows that this radio leakage from mobile towers is not currently strong enough on its own to be detectable by alien civilisations – assuming they are using the same technology as we are to find them. But if aliens have more advanced systems and are looking at radiation from more sources – such as Wi-Fi networks – we could soon be discovered by extra-terrestrials living on nearby stars. more