Yeah, I think we can just go ahead and assume that if there is digital information out there, it’s been hacked.
Seventy-three percent of Americans have been victims of cyber crimes, while 90 percent of US-based businesses have experienced unanticipated online breaches.
Which begs the question, why do organizations keep so much data if they can’t keep it safe?
There’s nothing quite as frustrating as carving out some time during the weekend to get caught up on some website stuff, upload some photos, answer emails, etc. and having your internet connection hosed all day. Ugh! Oh well, maybe between tonight and tomorrow I’ll still get it done. Technorati Tags: InternetConnection Follow these topics: Tech
I’ve been saying this to anyone who will listen to me rant about it. Your IT or Training and Development teams can only go so far when it comes to training for AI. We can do some training around prompting, show them where to click to enter a prompt, and even show them how to integrate the AI responses into their work.
What we can’t do is help them judge the results and iterate their prompts based on the results. That requires expertise in your practice area. That can only come from other lawyers. It’s also the much larger learning curve for working with AI.
Simply put, I can’t log in and out of accounts all day, and I also don’t want to deal with my computer running out of memory. I spent many years walking that thin line. So, I was intrigued when I saw someone talking about a new browser they were using that was easy to use with multiple profiles and optimized for memory usage. I was skeptical but intrigued enough to give it a try.
That browser was Arc for Mac.
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