Chivu: "Pio in Nazionale è il nostro orgoglio. Inter col tridente? In futuro perché no..."
https://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Serie-A/Inter/30-08-2025/inter-la-conferenza-di-chivu-prima-dell-udinese.shtml?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Pubblicato su Calcio @calcio-Gazzetta
Chivu: "Pio in Nazionale è il nostro orgoglio. Inter col tridente? In futuro perché no..."
L'allenatore dei nerazzurri: "Esposito lo conosco da quando aveva 13 anni. Se mantiene l'umiltà..."La Gazzetta dello Sport
New Comic Found: Dark Side of the Horse - 2025-08-30 gocomics.com/darksideofthehors…
#comicstrip #comic #darksideofthehorse
Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for August 30, 2025 | GoComics
Read Dark Side of the Horse—a comic strip by creator Samson—for today, August 30, 2025, and check out other great comics, too!www.gocomics.com
Difesa, l'Ucraina rimane la priorità. Ma l'Ungheria blocca gli aiuti
Kaja Kallas da Copenaghen attacca l'ostruzionismo di Budapest, che tiene in ostaggio oltre 6 miliardi destinati alle forze armate di Kiev: "Il blocco dell'Epf è ingiustificato".Francesco Bortoletto bortoletto_f (Eunews)
Opinion: Why doesn’t the federal government work? Look no further than our gas can regulations
On Super Bowl Sunday, I borrowed my friend's car to run to the store before the real game of the day, the fighting Memphis Tigers' brunch basketball game against the Temple Owls.Ron Hart (www.timesfreepress.com)
@motori
🚗 🚗 🚗
L'ultimo esemplare di Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster LP650-4, ora in vendita negli USA: storia, caratteristiche tecniche, prezzo e curiosità sulla supercar.
motori.it/lamborghini-murciela…
#motori #auto
Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster LP650-4: 650 CV e 330 km/h - Motori.it
L'ultimo esemplare di Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster LP650-4, ora in vendita negli USA: storia, caratteristiche tecniche, prezzo, curiosità.Vincenzo Calvarano (Motori.it)
Motori - Gruppo Forum reshared this.
The uncertain future of Wasaga Beach | The Narwhal
The Ontario government is handing part of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park over to the town, leaving many wondering what will be left to protect itFatima Syed (The Narwhal)
UK appeals court worries ban on asylum seekers hotels can spark further protests
The UK Court of Appeal found on Friday that the High Court’s temporary ban on Epping asylum seekers’ hotels runs the risk of encouraging further violent protests, as the lower court judge weighed them as a factor in favor of granting the injunction. The injunction is now overturned.
Case file: judiciary.uk/judgments/secreta…
UK appeals court worries ban on asylum seekers hotels can spark further protests
The UK Court of Appeal found on Friday that the High Court's temporary ban on Epping asylum seekers' hotels runs the risk of encouraging further violent protests, as the lower court judge weighed them...Sandar Linn | Newcastle Law School, GB (- JURIST - News)
Iolanda Dibattista al Dopocinema di Venezia 2025: «Le persone pensano che il mio lavoro sia superficiale. Ma dietro c'è un sacco di studio e ricerca»
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/it/star/a65935916/cosmopolitan-venezia-intervista-iolanda-dibattista-2025/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Pubblicato su Star @star-CosmopolitanIta
Iolanda Dibattista al Dopocinema di Venezia 2025: «Le persone pensano che il mio lavoro sia superficiale. Ma dietro c'è un sacco di studio e ricerca»
Da make-up artist a content creator, la sua personalità social, tra trend e “get ready with me”, l’ha portata fino al The Reef, sulla spiaggia dell’hotel Des Bains, per parlare di moda e beauty con Martina Covre, Head of Special Projects & Events di …Redazione Cosmopolitan Italia (Cosmopolitan)
Chikungunya a Casalgrande, negativo il caso sospetto
L’Amministrazione comunale di Casalgrande ha informato la stampa locle che gli esiti degli esami su un sospetto caso di Chikungunya riscontrato nella zona di via Aosta hanno stabilito la negatività del caso. Sospese le attività di profilassi previste. Riprendiamo la notizia dalla stampa locale avendo da tempo, inspiegabilmente nonostante le sollecitazioni, l'ufficio stampa comunale di inviarci comunicati stampa.…
scandianonotizie.it/notizie/ch…
Chikungunya a Casalgrande, negativo il caso sospetto
L’Amministrazione comunale di Casalgrande ha informato la stampa locle che gli esiti degli esami su un sospetto caso di Chikungunya riscontrato nella zona di via Aosta hanno stabilito la negatività…Scandianonotizie.it
Could Trump and RFK Jr. Ban the Covid Vaccine?
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/trump-rfk-covid-vaccine-restrictions-ban-1235417622/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into All News @all-news-RollingStone
Could Trump and RFK Jr. Ban the Covid Vaccine?
What current restrictions and a possible ban could mean for public health, whether you should rush out to get a jab, and moreElizabeth Yuko (Rolling Stone)
Nach 'Deine Obsession', Teil I
nrw.social/@travelingword/1149…
nun Teil II:
#FotoVorschlag 'Wofür mein Herz schlägt'
Leckereien, Freiheit und der weite Himmel, Flutlichtspiele, Musik handgemacht, Heimat hier und da
#cooking #food #paddeln #outdoors #stadion #dortmund #music #bluegrass #winfield #travel #photography
traveling word (@travelingword@nrw.social)
Angehängt: 1 Bild #FotoVorschlag 'Deine Obsession' Das Gute am Leben: Delikat auf der Zunge, Musik für die Seele, Freiheit unter dem weiten Himmel und die warme Sonne über dem Meer.NRW.social
How Benito Skinner Turned His ‘Cringe’ Years Into Amazon’s Queer Coming-Of-Age Hit
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/benito-skinner-overcompensating_n_68afa319e4b0d087ed3e8a14?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into Entertainment @entertainment-huffingtonpost
How Benito Skinner Turned His ‘Cringe’ Years Into Amazon’s Queer Coming-Of-Age Hit
The actor and comedian, also known as Benny Drama, opens up about his series “Overcompensating” and embracing a life without judgment.Curtis M. Wong (HuffPost)
Ha stato i Fasssistl !!! Ah NO
"Nel capoluogo toscano distrutta la targa per due senegalesi uccisi. Accuse ai fascistl, ma il vandalo è african0". Breve storia triste. Fonte: FB
【欧州市況】インフレ意識され長期債下落－英銀課税論受け株も下落 – Bloomberg
29日の欧州債券市場は、長期債が売られたことでイールドカーブがスティープ化した。米国債市場の動きに連動した。市場では、インフレと財政リスクが焦点となった。WALKNEWS (WALK NEWS)
Das Bild zeigt eine Stadtlandschaft unter einem klaren, blauen Himmel. Im Vordergrund befindet sich ein großes Hotelgebäude mit mehreren Stockwerken, das in Weiß und Orange gestrichen ist. Die Fassade des Gebäudes ist mit Balkonen ausgestattet, die in regelmäßigen Abständen angeordnet sind. Im Hintergrund sind weitere Gebäude zu sehen, darunter ein weiteres Hotel mit einer ähnlichen Architektur. Einige Palmen sind im Vordergrund sichtbar, was auf eine warme Klimazone hinweist. Die Sonne scheint hell, und die Umgebung wirkt sauber und gut gepflegt.
Bereitgestellt von @altbot, privat und lokal generiert mit Ovis2-8B
🌱 Energieverbrauch: 0.204 Wh
My only thought for today
We are at rock bottom and lack perspective, so it can be hard to view what we are going through with normal human eyes. But in the future, normal human eyes *will* demand complete accountability for what is happening in Gaza. Our view of humanity is so jaded that it can seem impossible to believe accountability will happen, but it will. This is a holocaust. Netanyahu is one of the greatest monsters of history. Zionism is murdering, starving, abusing, and torturing the innocent in vast numbers, in a systematic program of extermination. And to answer the prevalent trope, this is not anti-Jewish. Zionism is also murdering Judaism. This we know, and there *will* be full accountability. Only those who believe our humanity shall never return could say otherwise. The future will demand answers. Why did all of our governments across the West support this Zionist genocide, this holocaust, regardless of political persuasion? How did the entirety of the media turn a blind eye and act as the perpetrators' propagandists? How did every platform, every outlet, hide from us the broken bodies of babies? who decided what? So many lies will be exposed, and the answers will shake the US hegemon and its allies to the ground, as well as leading to the imprisonment of many currently respected figures . It is over. We just don't yet know it. And what each of us does now, how everyone is responding to this holocaust right now, is the truth of us as humans. Never will we know a greater test of our character that measures each of our strengths and weaknesses. What is happening in Gaza and to Palestinians right now will echo for decades, perhaps for centuries. The future *will* know us, even if we do not know ourselves
#Gaza 🇵🇸
Antes de gastar R$ 4 mil numa e-bike, veja essas 5 dicas essenciais
https://canaltech.com.br/carros/antes-de-gastar-r-4-mil-numa-e-bike-veja-essas-5-dicas-essenciais/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into Canaltech @canaltech-canaltech
Jogador de Futebol David Luiz é Denunciado por Perseguição e Ameaça no Ceará - Gazeta Brasil- Notícias do
Uma mulher de 26 anos denunciou o jogador de futebol David Luiz por perseguição e ameaça nesta segunda-feira (25), em Fortaleza. A Polícia Civil do Estado doGazeta Brasil
Tories Call for Probe into Angela Rayner Over Stamp Duty Bill
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-30/tories-call-for-probe-into-angela-rayner-over-stamp-duty-bill?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into Bloomberg @bloomberg-bloomberg
Foto sui social, asimmetrie e vizi: solo alle donne è chiesta autocritica
Questa settimana sono fioccati i buoni consigli dati alle donne per non finire esposte, a loro insaputa, su quelle pagine pornografiche di cui si ... Scopri di più!Letizia Pezzali (Domani)
It's #Caturday, so here's Marceline, who is being as diagonal as possible.
#Cats #CatsOfMastodon #FluffyCat
Landscapes with figures by Ronald Fraser
Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by volunteers.Project Gutenberg
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36575333
Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.
Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
::: spoiler Comments
- Hackernews.
:::Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36575333
Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.
Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
::: spoiler Comments
- Hackernews.
:::Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36575333
Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.
Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
::: spoiler Comments
- Hackernews.
:::Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36575333
Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.
Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
::: spoiler Comments
- Hackernews.
:::Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Why do Waymos keep loitering in front of my house?
https://www.theverge.com/google-waymo/766002/waymo-la-loiter-parking-robotaxi-ai-public-space?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into The Verge @the-verge-theverge
Why do Waymos keep loitering in front of my house?
Waymo vehicles have been loitering outside some houses in LA, leaving residents confused as to why their streets have become informal hangouts for the robotaxis.Rachel Kraus (The Verge)
The magic of <s>Findhorn</s> Burning Man.
As we all know, there's nothing like punting your far out ideas to people when everyone's completely stoned off their box.
#mdma #fda #PsychedelicsInMedicine #academia #academicchatter
gizmodo.com/elon-musk-mdma-ant…
'The Magic of Burning Man': Elon Musk's DOGE Point Man is Now An MDMA Consigliere
“Definitely part of their fundraising strategy is ‘Meet rich people at Burning Man, do psychedelics with them and get Maps money.’”Riley Gutiérrez McDermid (Gizmodo)
-
Vidéo complète @Youtube :
youtu.be/BtYUEvj1P98
-
Music by Trygve Larsen from Pixabay - Beethoven, Musique de chambre
-
#technology#systemd#programming #programIA#iabiam#Ai #aifrance#crypto#cryptogames #codagesysta#france#informatique #systemd #2bits#microsoft #visualstudiocode#logiciel #datascience#testtechnique#langages #windows#testautorisation#brevetfr #brevetcio#cio#frequencagesysteme #hz#9.2hz
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36575333
Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.
Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
::: spoiler Comments
- Hackernews.
:::Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/36575333
Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.
Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
Government Accountability Office (GAO) warns of privacy risks in using facial recognition in rental housing
::: spoiler Comments
- Hackernews.
:::Main Page.
- Full Report- 33 Pages.
- Highlights 1 Page.
- Accessible PDF-28 pages.Property technology broadly refers to the use of software, digital platforms, and other digital tools used in the housing market. Property owners and renters use these technologies for functions including advertising, touring, leasing, and financial management of rental housing. These tools may incorporate computer algorithms and artificial intelligence.Selected Property Technology Tools Used in Rental Housing
Property technology tools used for advertising, tenant screening, rent-setting, and facial recognition have both benefits and risks. For example, facial recognition technology can enhance safety, according to three industry associations and all 10 of the public housing agencies in GAO's review. However, these tools also may pose risks related to transparency, discriminatory outcomes, and privacy. For instance, potential renters may struggle to understand, and owners to explain, the basis for screening decisions made by algorithms. Facial recognition systems also might misidentify individuals from certain demographic groups, and property owners might use surveillance information without renter consent, according to advocacy groups GAO interviewed.
The four federal agencies took several actions to address these risks. To combat alleged misleading and discriminatory advertising on rental platforms, agencies pursued legal action and obtained settlements requiring changes to advertising practices and improved compliance with the Fair Housing Act. They also took enforcement actions against tenant screening companies for using inaccurate or outdated data.
However, all 10 public housing agencies stated public housing agencies would benefit from additional direction on use of facial recognition technology. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) current guidance to these agencies is high-level and does not provide specific direction on key operational issues, such as managing privacy risks or sharing data with law enforcement. More detailed written direction could provide public housing agencies additional clarity on the use of facial recognition technology and better address tenant privacy concerns.
like this
A breve dovrei avere un blog hostato su @log così che non avrò premura di dover pagare Ghost(pro) per il momento.
E penso che da qui, per la prima volta, scriverò una breve recensione su Ironsworn, il primissimo GdR che ho appena giocato in solitario dopo anni da quando abbandonai l'hobby per mancanza di persone e di interesse.
In questo blog non potrei soltanto trattare di GdR ma anche di parlare di altre robe hobbistice tra cui videogiochi, film, serie tv e altro nerd dal mio punto di vista unico.
Avevo già ideato un titolo, The Analogue Dolphin. Avrei voluto usare una traduzione italiana del titolo ma il motivo per cui vorrei nominarlo in inglese è perché sarà anche un posto per cui piazzare le mie actual play di GdR in solitaria.
Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony.
#photography #lightandshadow #lowlight
A harmless hobby became inescapable, even anti-sports, @williamfleitch writes.
Now there’s an opponent: wapo.st/4myscrK
Te lo describot
in reply to muıııo • • •