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Yael Erez

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  • 1 month ago | cacm.acm.org | Tim Hornyak |Alex Tray |Yael Erez |Orit Hazzan

    For years, manufacturing and engineering companies have been using digital models of products and systems for enhanced design, simulations, and maintenance. Unlike computer simulations, they incorporate Internet of Things (IoT) data to predict how a real-world system will respond to changes. Medical technologists are now applying the concept to the most complex system of all: the human body.

  • 1 month ago | cacm.acm.org | Henrik Skaug Sætra |Alex Tray |Yael Erez |Orit Hazzan

    Henrik Skaug SætraFrom X to Bluesky: To Echo Chamber or Not to Echo Chamber? https://bit.ly/4iCAwFx December 5, 2024A spectre is haunting the social media platform known as X—a spectre of exodus. But the migration from the platform once known as Twitter to alternatives like Bluesky has also sparked warnings about another spectre—the echo chamber.

  • 1 month ago | cacm.acm.org | Alex Tray |Yael Erez |Orit Hazzan |Alex Williams

    Over the past 20 years, user-generated content (UGC) has become the core of the most active and interesting sites of the Internet. Be it social media, video sites, web forums, or e-commerce sites, UGC is the force that keeps websites moving. From blog entries and pictures to video clips and critiques, millions of individuals generate content each day.

  • 1 month ago | cacm.acm.org | Alex Vakulov |David Geer |Yael Erez

    Few jobs look more ripe for robotization than those of the guide dogs used by blind and sight-impaired people. While the canny canines are great at helping their human owners navigate safely around people and obstacles in streets, buildings, and cities, the animals themselves are in extremely short supply, so few of those who need a guide dog actually get to own one.

  • 1 month ago | cacm.acm.org | Alex Vakulov |David Geer |Yael Erez |Orit Hazzan

    Over time, experience—and sometimes hard lessons—have shown that security is more than just technology, processes, or a team of IT specialists. Without a strong corporate culture that prioritizes cybersecurity, even the best efforts can be overlooked or misunderstood. So, how can companies get employees involved in improving security? The question raised above is on the minds of almost every CISO. Based on industry experience, here are the key conclusions most often reached:First, raise awareness.

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