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7 Products you can Build with JavaScript AI Libraries

Smart Data Collective

Va Barbosa, Ton A Ngo and their colleagues at IBM wrote an article on this topic titled An introduction to AI in Node.js. Their article covered some of the major advantages of using JavaScript for AI projects. JavaScript can process AI applications locally, which mitigates privacy concerns. Then this article is for you.

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What You Should Adjust in Windows to Improve Data Security

Smart Data Collective

For these reasons, we will look into some industry-standard best practices as well as more advanced ways of improving your Windows cybersecurity by leaps and bounds. Data security has become a vital topic of concern for consumers all over the world. Windows Users Must Be Diligent About Stopping Hackers from Accessing their Data.

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5 Reasons Why Your Organization Should Store Data in the Cloud

Smart Data Collective

There are many reasons for this, which we will explore in this article. One of the best things about storing data in the cloud is that you can access it from anywhere in the world with an internet connection. Alternatively, you can view it directly in your browser if it’s a document or an image. Increased Security.

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4 Brilliant Ways To Use Big Data To Boost Gmail Security

Smart Data Collective

Google is taking privacy more seriously these days. In this article, we’ll explore just how protected your emails are when you go through Gmail and what steps you can take to secure your Gmail login, the gateway to everything you use on Google. Upgrade your browser at every opportunity. But how secure is your Gmail login?

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Big Data Heightens The Race Between Proxies And VPNs

Smart Data Collective

Big data is having a profound effect on the privacy debate. They see big data as a looming threat to their privacy. This is an issue that Tech Republic brought to our attention a couple of years ago in their post Big data privacy is a bigger issue than you think. The problem is that people only look at it from one perspective.

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Where Programming, Ops, AI, and the Cloud are Headed in 2021

O'Reilly on Data

And that’s what I’d like to get to here: the real trends that aren’t reflected (or at best, are indirectly reflected) by the horse races. Those reports are valuable, but their value isn’t in knowing what languages are popular in any given month. Something is happening and, over the long arc of history, it’s not going to stop. Methodology.

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EU Cookie / Privacy Laws: Implications On Data Collection And Analysis

Occam's Razor

Privacy is a very important issue when it comes to digital. Information like IP address, the page requested, time stamps, browser ids and more are stored. Being in InPrivate or Incognito mode simply means that no data (cookies, history, etc) is stored on your computer when you close the browser.