Jul 8, 2018

Belgium, Facial Recognition, Diversity, Deepfake Videos, LinkedIn Journalism - Five Things - Issue #253

By Nico Lumma • Issue #253 • View online

I don’t know if you’re into soccer, but I really enjoy watching Belgium play at the World Cup.

Coaching revolution that took Belgium to top of world

AFTER crashing out of Euro 2000 in the first round, Belgium implemented a coaching revolution that took them to the top of the world.

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'I was shocked it was so easy': meet the professor who says facial recognition can tell if you're gay

Psychologist Michal Kosinski says artificial intelligence can detect your sexuality and politics just by looking at your face. What if he’s right?

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How White People Handle Diversity Training in the Workplace

As a former professor and current facilitator and consultant, I am in a position to give white people feedback on how their unintentional racism is manifesting itself. In this position, I have…

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I never said that! High-tech deception of 'deepfake' videos

Did he just say that? Really? Welcome to the new wave of fake videos.

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Why LinkedIn wants to make original journalism

Having reached the point where more than a million posts, videos and articles are being shared on its platform every day, LinkedIn is now moving beyond merely hosting others’ work and is attempting to forge a surprising reputation of its own for original journalism.

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