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Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize cybersecurity by enabling computers to analyze and respond to security threats in real-time. Here are a few ways in which AI is being used in cybersecurity: Overall, AI has the potential to significantly improve the effectiveness of cybersecurity efforts by automating many of the tasks that are…
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Russian Troops’ Use of Cellphones Is a Persistent, Lethal Danger
Ukrainian artillery targets Russian soldiers by pinpointing their phone signals. Despite the deadly results, Russian troops keep defying a ban on cellphone use near the front.
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The ‘Golden Gays’ Return to the Stage in the Philippines
They formed a community meant to support and shelter gay people who had been cast aside by society. Decades later, they are still living together, hosting pageants to help make ends meet.
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Is Kim Jong-un’s ‘Most Beloved Daughter’ North Korea’s Next Leader?
Her appearances in state media, most recently in undated photos released on New Year’s Day, have triggered growing speculation about succession plans in the country.
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Benedict Leaves a Conflicted Legacy on Clerical Sexual Abuse
Joseph Ratzinger was accused of mishandling cases when he was bishop of Munich, but as pope he was credited with forcing the Catholic Church to face a scourge long ignored.
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Russia Is Struggling to Replenish Missile Stocks, Ukraine Says
Moscow has enough missiles for “two to three” more large strikes and is rushing newly produced munitions into service, a senior Ukrainian intelligence official says.
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Sundance 2023 Announces Additional Premiere, Competition, Encore Titles
Today marks 15 days until the start of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, and the programmers have a few more surprises for attendees. The Utah-based film gathering, which runs from January 19-29, will now include three more films in its Premieres category (for out-of-competition but noteworthy new films), and one more title in its U.S. Documentary…
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Female Filmmakers in Focus: Jane Campion on Power of the Dog
As I’ve been writing this column in various forms over the last two years, I have interviewed just shy of 75 women and asked most of them to name a filmmaker who has inspired them. There is one name that has been cited more than any other: Jane Campion. It’s not just her trailblazing achievements…
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Copenhagen Cowboy
Television has become an increasingly populated home for auteurs. Likely inspired by the success of “Twin Peaks: The Return” and stymied by the death of the mid-budget feature film, auteurs keep coming to mini-series TV, including Lars von Trier resuscitating his “The Kingdom Exodus” or Olivier Assayas delivering the masterful “Irma Vep.” The incredibly divisive…
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Serious Security: Vital cybersecurity lessons from the holiday season
Lessons for us all: improve cryptography, fight cybercrime, own your supply chain… and don’t steal my data and then pretend you’re sorry.