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British library hack lessons learnt report
A good read explaining how the cyber attack on the British Library came about, and lessons learnt from the organisation.
(via Peter Green)Keating, R. (2024, March 8). Learning lessons from the cyber-attack. Knowledge Matters Blog. https://blogs.bl.uk/living-knowledge/2024/03/learning-lessons-from-the-cyber-attack.html
British Library. (2024, March 8). Learning Lessons From The Cyber-Attack: British Library cyber incident review. British Library. https://www.bl.uk/home/british-library-cyber-incident-review-8-march-2024.pdf
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How to freeze-dry a website – website preservation
Recommending SiteSucker a Mac app.
https://technologizer.com/home/2024/02/22/how-to-freeze-dry-a-website-technologizer/
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Using AI for natural language image search in archival picture collections
Galt Museum in Canada implemented Archipanion: Erschliessung und Zugänglichkeit in Deinem Archiv – unterstützt durch Machine Learning. to assist with discovery of undescribed digitised photos from a newspaper collection.
https://www.galtmuseum.com/news/galt-museum-introduces-a-revolutionary-image-search-ai-model
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Australian sovereignty of information and digital technology questioned
And, ASIC piloting AI to summarise public submissions.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-02-20/australia-loss-relying-on-us-china-technology/103484844
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Effective accellerationists and AI safety
The AI insiders who want the controversial technology to be developed faster – ABC News
Not quite sure whether this ABC article hits the mark to explain this correctly, but interesting to see effective altruism and effective acceleration (e.g. Marc Andreesen) explored together.
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Globalised ‘free’ trade and the CHIPS Act
Cory Doctorow’s take on what effect the CHIPS Act might have on US sovereign semiconductor manufacturing, also exploring how we ended up here, from the effects of globalised trade.