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New camera technology, current laws make fight against peeping Toms difficult: experts
By Kamil Karamali Reporter
For victims, the fight against voyeurism is made more difficult with a court system that hasn’t yet caught up with advances in hidden camera technology. Continue reading
U.K. approval of Huawei 5G networks would give Canada breathing room, expert says
British media reports say the U.K. National Cyber Security Centre has concluded that with care and safeguards, Huawei equipment can be used in “5G” networks. Continue reading
Website uses artificial intelligence to generate realistic human faces from scratch
Every time a visitor to the website, ThisPersonDoesNotExist, reloads the page, an algorithm generates a lifelike human that doesn’t actually belong to anyone. Continue reading
Sephora causes uproar after cancelling orders that used $88-off promo code
The beauty boutique has notified customers that online purchases using the promotional code have been cancelled, posts shared to Twitter on Saturday show. Continue reading
Are shadowy agents targeting Canadians who criticize an Israeli spyware firm?
NSO Group is fighting three lawsuits that allege its spyware was used to monitor journalists, activists and a friend of Jamal Khashoggi in Canada. Continue reading
Can a coding boot camp reboot your career?
Coding boot camps bill themselves as a shortcut to well-paying, high-tech jobs. Continue reading
Canada is handing BlackBerry $40 million to help it develop self-driving car technology
BlackBerry, the one-time smartphone leader, is now working on advanced software for autonomous vehicles. Continue reading
Flight attendant puts out fire aboard SkyWest flight after vape pen overheats
“I’m just so glad it happened on the ground and not in the air,” said passenger Rex Sakamoto. Continue reading
Telus says ban on Huawei over national security concerns could set back 5G network plan
The company acknowledged Thursday that the deployment of its fifth-generation wireless network could be delayed and be more expensive than anticipated if Ottawa chooses to ban equipment from Huawei. Continue reading
Oilpatch AI keeps a wary eye on remote wells after human officials go home
Artificial intelligence is helping Alberta’s Oilpatch by keeping a wary eye on remote wells after human officials go home. Continue reading