Claudio Buttice
Technology Writer at Freelance
Formerly a pharmacist, I am now a book writer / data analyst. Check my latest book here: https://t.co/4L8CmlqKBn
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Mar 6, 2024 |
techopedia.com | Claudio Buttice
For decades, agriculture has tried to find new ways to strike a balance between the necessity of protecting crops from pests and the environmental and ecosystem damage caused by pesticides. Traditional chemical pesticides often end up damaging many other species beyond those they specifically target, leading to unintended damage to human and animal health. This scattershot approach may finally have a solution as testing begins on a highly targeted strategy: RNA-based pesticides.
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Jan 24, 2024 |
techopedia.com | Claudio Buttice
When it comes to technology, the human mind knows no boundaries when it comes to creative solutions to traditional problems. Storing data is no different, and over time, many different solutions have been engineered to pack more and more data in smaller and more portable items. Today’s technology is advancing, and now we are used to choosing between a desktop hard drive, a portable hard drive, a USB stick — having said goodbye to CD-Rs and floppy disks (remember them?).
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Jan 12, 2024 |
techopedia.com | Claudio Buttice
One of the most pressing issues of modern media is the terrifying prospect of saying something that could offend someone, some category, some protected group, or just something. The process of sacrificing any form of freedom in communication is also slowly creeping into machines. Generative AI is steering towards a neutered language where many words and even concepts are entirely cut out from any conversation.
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Dec 14, 2023 |
techopedia.com | Claudio Buttice
In Porto Alegre, Brazil, the first legislation written by Artificial Intelligence (AI) has passed. ChatGPT prepared the bill in just a couple of minutes, and all 36 city council members unanimously voted for it — without even knowing an AI wrote it. Although a small city law may seem a small thing, this is a first step into a new era. An era where an AI can churn out legislation in 15 seconds, and 36 committee members can say: “Fine by us.”The implications of this small step may be world-changing.
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Dec 8, 2023 |
techopedia.com | Claudio Buttice
After years of negotiations between the major European regulators, the European Union is enacting a new set of digital identity rules: eIDAS 2.0.The aim is to provide a shared framework to ensure security and control over digital ID data at the continental level instead of relying only on national solutions. However, a controversy stemmed between the key EU legislative bodies and several civil society groups, including the free software community Mozilla.
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