Spycraft
Watching the watchers
Technology Quarterly -
Tools of the spy trade have changed and so has the world in which they are used, says Shashank Joshi
New-look spooks
The tools of global spycraft have changed
And so has the world in which they are used, says Shashank Joshi
Dead drop drops dead
Ubiquitous technical surveillance has made spying more difficult
But human intelligence is still vital
Dot-dot-dot dashed
Signals intelligence has become a cyber-activity
That has significantly changed its focus
Old-school broadcasts
Sometimes the old ways of espionage are the best
Encrypted messages on the radio are still going strong
Intelligence, Inc
Private firms and open sources are giving spies a run for their money
There is plenty of co-operation, too
Spycraft
Sources and acknowledgments
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Health and AI
A new prescription
Technology Quarterly -
AIs will make health care safer and better, reports Natasha Loder. It may even get cheaper too
- Self-programming panaceas: AIs will make health care safer and better
- Picture this: Artificial intelligence has long been improving diagnoses
- Talking things through: Medical AIs with human faces are on their way
- Intelligent design: Artificial intelligence is taking over drug development
- The AIs have it: Can artificial intelligence make health care more efficient?