Feb 26, 2019 Posted by Ranu Lohiya in Uncategorized | 0 comments In today’s competitive world, every organizational function is dependent on technology and HR is no exception to this. Managers are moving towards better ideas and ways to enhance productivity of human resource in the organization. Decisions are now being taken more strategically. HR Automation has entered into the picture. Advancement in the technology has enhanced the management and working of human resource. All HR functions are now more or less automated. For e.g. Talent acquisition, decision making, employee can update his data at his own, leave request can be submitted, allowances can be claimed. Employee feels more responsible and motivated which helps in retaining and developing them. This practice is making growth of the organization faster and more profitable. Employer and employee relationship has become more transparent. In previous decades, managers were restricted to limited areas … [Read more...] about HR Automation- A Reduced Human Intervention
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Geoffrey Hinton and Demis Hassabis: AGI is nowhere close to being a reality
Forecasting musical taste. Detecting metastatic tumors. Generating synthetic scans of brain cancer. Creating virtual environments from real-world videos. Identifying victims of human trafficking. Defeating chess grand masters and expert Dota 2 esports teams. And taking the wheel from human taxi drivers. That’s just a sampling of artificial intelligent (AI) systems’ achievements in 2018, and evidence of how rapidly the field is advancing. At the current pace of change, analysts at the McKinsey Global Institute predict that, in the U.S. alone, AI will help to capture 20-25 percent in net economic benefits (equating to $13 trillion globally) in the next 12 years. Some of the most impressive work has arisen from the study of deep neural networks (DNNs), a category of machine learning architecture based on data representations. They’re loosely modeled on the brain: DNNs comprise artificial neurons (i.e., mathematical functions) connected with synapses that … [Read more...] about Geoffrey Hinton and Demis Hassabis: AGI is nowhere close to being a reality
McAfee and Intezer find links among North Korea’s malware families
North Korea’s cyberattacks have been well documented over the years. But a collaboration between McAfee and Intezer security researchers has shown previously undiscovered links among the various North Korean malware families and some of the most successful cyberattacks to date. Jay Rosenberg of Intezer and Christiaan Beek of McAfee are talking about their discovery at the Black Hat 2018 security conference in Las Vegas this week. They say they found links by examining the reuse of code among malware and their malware attack campaigns. For example, four examples of reused code in larger-scale nationalism-motivated campaigns were discovered to only be seen in malware attributed to North Korea. The research also details the different tools believed to be used by specific teams of North Korea’s cyber army, and provides a distinct timeline of the evolution of attacks that began when North Korea entered the stage as a significant threat actor. Attacks from the online groups … [Read more...] about McAfee and Intezer find links among North Korea’s malware families
How to find Faces and People in the Photos app for iPhone or iPad
The Photos app collects your images in a variety of automatic albums, including People, which lets you view your friends, family, and even a selfie or two by the people in the photograph. Apple uses machine learning to not only recognize people inside your images but identify the same person in multiple photos. Like Facebook's algorithm, it's not perfect, but it's easy enough to correct. Here's how you can view common faces, put names to them, remove faces that have been misidentified, and hide faces you don't particularly want to see. Why do I want to use the People album? Apple automatically identifies people in your images and collects them into the People album. This is all done locally on your iPhone, and won't sync with your other devices save for the person's name (though it may in future versions of iOS if Apple can guarantee user privacy). From here, it's up to you what you want to do with that information. You can ignore the People album if you like, but if you go in and … [Read more...] about How to find Faces and People in the Photos app for iPhone or iPad