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mostlysignssomeportents · 6 years ago

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Ada Palmer: “How #Article13 is like the Inquisition: John Milton Against the EU #CopyrightDirective“

Censorship before or censorship after? The EU Copyright Directive rekindles the oldest fight in the history of free speech debates, first waged by John Milton in 1644. Then, like now, policy-makers were considering a radical change in censorship law, a switch from censoring material after it was published to requiring a censor's permission to publish in the first place.

Fundamentally, policing of speech can happen at one of two points: before content disseminates, or after. Policing content after it disseminates involves human agents seeing and reporting content and taking action or requesting action. This can happen on a huge scale or a tiny one: Facebook’s content flagging system, obscenity law in much of the EU and USA, parents who object to books assigned in schools, and China’s 50 Cent Army of two million internet censors, all these act to silence content after it disseminates.

Policing content before it disseminates involves sending it through a screening process before it is allowed to reach readers. Screening can be electronic, like the filters Article 13 would require, or like Tumblr’s infamously dysfunctional adult content filters, or like the automated components of the Great Firewall of China, or it can be done by humans. Human screening is how the Inquisition functioned during the print revolution: all books began effectively pre-banned, and you had to take a book to an official censor for review and approval. Only after making requested changes and securing approval could the book reach its audience—anything without a censor’s note of permission on the title page was preemptively illegal, and author, printer, bookseller, and reader were subject to prosecution.

The two methods may seem pretty similar: both result in censorship, but the difference in effect can be profound. So argues John Milton in the oldest published work defending freedom of the press, Areopagitica, A speech of Mr. John Milton for the Liberty of Unlicenc’d Printing, to the Parlament of England. Milton wrote in the mid-1600s when England faced a crisis over the licensing of books, and just like today’s EU battle it was largely a battle over profits disguised as a battle to protect the public. Copyright as we know it did not yet exist, but in areas policed by the Inquisition, censors threw in a lucrative bonus which incentivized compliance: the printer who brought the book to the censor received a monopoly license to print the book, making it possible for the first time to sue others who printed the same text. It was not copyright but it secured profits the same way.

Printers in England wanted this too, since monopolies are always lucrative, plus the censors in charge of licensing could charge a fee for the process, so there was lots of money to be made. So they lobbied for it, hiding their profit-seeking motive by selling it as a means to protect the nation against politically dangerous speech, radicalism, terrorism, sedition and, yes, even fake news and disinformation. In 1662 they got their wish, The Act for Preventing the Frequent Abuses in Printing Seditious, Treasonable and Unlicensed Books and Pamphlets; and for the Regulating of Printing and Printing Presses, which ordered that no book, pamphlet, or paper could be printed without being licensed in advance. Running the approval process was handed to a private group, the Stationers’ Company, an old printing house which thus gained a monopoly on regulating printing, letting them skim profits from every book that crossed their desks, and making it easy for them to silence competitors.

England’s Stationer’s Company got rich by exploiting public anxiety, just as the media moguls behind EU Article 11 and Article 13 hope to do. Both systems created the illusion of helping the state protect the public from dangerous speech, while actually advancing a profit motive. And in continental Europe the Inquisition’s system rapidly became the same, since the Church extracted fat fees for issuing book licenses, and delegated the power to hundreds of local figures who could use the system both for profit and control.

Censorship after publication is still censorship, just as much as censorship before, but Milton argued that having to pass through censorship before reaching the public has a vast impact on what is said, and even what is thought. Having a gatekeeper makes it easier for the rich and powerful—those with connections in high places—to speak and to silence others. Financial and logistical barriers weaken the democratizing effects of cheap speech: printing a pamphlet or creating a new web forum cost next to nothing and reach audiences almost instantly, but won’t when Article 13 requires you to pay licensing fees for any copyright content you anticipate users might quote in replies.

And, Milton argued, preemptive censorship has a profound effect on what we say, since everyone who writes does so knowing there is a barrier between author and audience. This is much of what China’s internet censorship aims at: even with AI filters and two million censors China can’t prevent human ingenuity from expressing itself through puns and subtleties, but it does guarantee that every person in China who sits down to say something online is constantly conscious of the barrier, the surveillance, and the large and powerful forces that have power over speech. That, Milton argues, distorts thought, deters creativity, slows down the advance of science and research, and encourages the only thing which genuinely can completely silence thought: self-censorship on the part of authors worried about consequences.

An internet where the creator of a new web space for conversation is required to pay huge fees to media giants before even launching is no different from the world Milton feared, where someone who wanted to publish a book or start a newspaper had to run it by the largest and wealthiest media giant first, and pay a fee to make that fat cat even fatter. In our digital revolution, as in Milton’s print revolution, we must recognize when the profit motive is exploiting public anxiety to create policy which will not protect what it claims to protect, but will further strengthen those special interests which are already strong enough to lobby law-makers and twist governments to their will.

The most famous line in Milton’s Areopagitica is that "it’s almost the same to kill a man as to kill a book, since who kills a man kills a reasonable creature, but who destroys a good book kills reason itself." But the essay presses even more on how much worse it is to prevent words from ever disseminating, as opposed to banning book which has been printed and inevitably survives in other copies even if you burn it: "no age can restore a life," says Milton, but the lives of people are stored and preserved in words which pass on to the future, so to wholly prevent the dissemination of words, to erase words, pull words from an internet re-engineered to prevent their archiving, is to slay, not a life, but an immortality. The internet is a legacy that will shape so much of humanity’s future—let’s keep make sure the immortal voices it passes down remain free, innovative, and plural.

Ada Palmer is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Chicago, and a science fiction novelist, author of the Terra Ignota series. You can find her work on censorship during information revolutions here. For further reading, she recommends Adrian Johns's Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to Gates and Who Owns the News? A History of Copyright by Will Slauter.

Europeans can pledge to vote out MEPs who support the Copyright Directive and then tell their MEPs that they've done so.

https://boingboing.net/2019/03/24/how-article13-is-like-the-inq.html

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arya-usa · 4 years ago

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Why is Chatbot Development Needed for Your Business?

A report by Acquire reveals an interesting insight: in 2020, 1.4 billion people interacted with a chatbot. Unlike the popular perception, chatbot communication isn’t a new concept. In the 1960s, ELIZA was created, which was an early chatbot designed to psychoanalyze people. Surprised?

A chatbot is essentially a computer program created to mimic intelligent human conversations. Sephora, Weather Channel, Kik, Uber, and H&M are some brands using chatbots to improve customer experience.

If you’re a business, you cannot afford to ignore integrating chatbot marketing into your business pipeline. While the costs of AI chatbot development services in USA can be a deterrent initially, let’s walk you through why chatbot development is needed for your business.

Top 10 Reasons for Chatbot Development

AryaUSA is a highly-rated provider of AI chatbot development services in USA from India, and the reasons below are a result of our direct interaction with clients over the years.

#1 Experimentation

With a chatbot, you’re essentially creating possible scenarios of interaction with the customer and leveraging each opportunity. Remember that bots are intelligent, they learn and improvise based on previous interactions. Therefore, it helps to create multiple communication scenarios as intelligently as possible. Adopting new technologies early on helps businesses to deal with competition later on.

#2 Access to Professionals

Don’t spend money, yet, to create an in-house chatbot solution. IT agencies like ours provide AI chatbot development services in USA, complete with a chatbot infrastructure setup and support. Any kind of chatbot can be ideated and built. Explore all the possible ideas and onboard the chatbot system into your business setup.

#3 Simplified Payments System

You can collect payments through chatbots. Depending on your product line, you establish a cutting-edge payment collection system with chatbots. For example, there is Snapcash, introduced by Snapchat in 2015, which creates a virtual wallet for the users to store credit card details and send payments, for personal and commercial use.

#4 Live Customer Engagement

The chatbot can be your point of contact with customers. Typically, a couple of hours are spent every day answering emails and phones, and mostly, some basic questions come your way. Onboard a chatbot system with all the common FAQs, and let it become the first point-of-contact with the customers. You save countless hours and customers are satisfied too.

#5 Buying Decisions

Ultimately, you want potential customers to buy your products, right? As a business owner with zillion things to do, you can’t afford to give undivided professional attention to all potential buyers even if you wanted to; chatbot presents a dynamic solution. It can recommend products to buyers based on customer preferences. An example here is the chatbot system deployed by H&M clothing retailers. Their chatbot quizzes the buyer about their preferred style and recommends outfits based on the answers. Isn’t that amazing?

#6 Generate Sales

Chatbots simplify the sales and marketing process. Take the instance of TacoBot, a system deployed by the Taco Bell food chain to enable consumers to place food orders through a quick message via their Slack communication app. Similarly, you can set up a resource section on your business website where visitors can interact with the business through a hands-on chatbot messenger and even place purchase orders.

#7 Understand Customer Intent

Personalization generates sales. The popular consumer perception is that nine out of ten consumers say personalization has an impact on their buying decisions. Therefore, if chatbots can boost your marketing efforts, what’s the harm? For example, if the chatbot communicates with the consumer with the first name, it lends a more “human” experience and better engagement. As they collect information about consumers, it’s easier to understand the target market and deliver products or advertisements accordingly.

#8 Leads Qualification

Not all leads convert into sales and as such, hours are spent on understanding and pitching products that the potential buyer may not need. You can improve the lead qualification or filtering process with a chatbot. Train the chatbot to ask appropriate questions and only when the answers match certain criteria will the bot mark it as a qualified lead, and forward the query to the sales/support team to follow up.

#9 E-commerce Automation

You can create a shopping bot to embed on your e-commerce store. Using the chat module, people can discover products and purchase. The chatbot becomes a shopping guide, interacting with the buyer in real-time about various available products and assists with online purchases.

#10 In-house Communication

A chatbot can propel your team to enhance productivity. It could be the core of in-house communication. It can schedule meetings by scheduling calendars, act as a virtual HR agent, collect resumes, book projects, send sales pitches, and more.

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The time is ripe to make chatbots an integral part of a business ecosystem. If you have an idea to explore, reach out to our team of experienced chatbot engineers that provide one of the best AI chatbot development services in USA.

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mobinius-msysdigital · 5 years ago

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AI Chatbot,a Game Changer for Enterprise Automation?

Chatbots are discussed at a high level whenever there a topic regarding technology pops up. You can always find the marketers who work in chatbot development company encouraging people to make use of Chatbots, especially at engineering conferences.

How Chatbot developers define Chatbot?

The Chatbot is a service or rather a technology that consists of artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud, and automatic speech recognition, natural language processing, and deep learning technologies. These technologies help enterprise chatbot companies to create chatbots that behave like humans.

It can be a part of conversations through voice and text just like a human being. It can be installed on various devices, like mobile phones and web browsers.

Why are Chatbot development services required?

The best part about Chatbot enterprises is that it can be used for diverse services for several people. They provide services to customers as well as employees. Many companies make use of the ‘always-on feature’ of chatbot development services to improve customer satisfaction and reduce employee work.

Customers always have a lot of questions to ask, and a chatbot can provide them satisfaction by answering instantly.

A chatbot is well aware of all the rules and products of the organization and thus can communicate effectively with the customers. It can also greet different customers at the same time.

Chatbots are a great tool to build a healthy customer relationship and answer multiple user requests at a good speed.

What is the ideal Chatbot you need, according to a Chatbot development company?

After all the discovery and research, the company would build a required Chatbot. They will look for all the problems, and try to integrate a function to Chatbot that would make it more advance.

If the team already knows the exact purpose for which the Chatbot is being developed that would ease the work of chatbot developers and would provide a more specified and specialized experience to customers.

Support Chatbot: Context-awareness, Personality and multi-turn capability are three essential things to provide to support Chatbot. The Chatbot should be designed in such a way that it would act as a client to guide the customers through the business process. The Chatbot solution providers should also be able to answer all FAQ type questions.

Skills Chatbot: they are referred to as single-turn-type Chabot’s. They do not require a lot of awareness. They are built so that your life becomes easy. So, you give them commands to perform the work.

Assistant Chabot’s: these Chatbot stands between Support and Skill. They should be able to answer all the questions and engage customers in conversation. The conversation text should also be engaging. If the answers are interesting, the customer might engage well in the talk.

What can Chatbot services or Chabot apps do for you?

Chatbots can make a lot of time-consuming work easier and faster if it used wisely in a strategic manner. Chatbots provide six specific functions- Improve customer service, improve response rates, Automate repetitive tasks, Reduce employee workload, Eliminate clutter and Measure performance.

Whatever Chatbot a company is building or whatever innovative features they are adding to the Chabot, the most important thing is developing the personality of Chatbot. The main reason that chatbots have become more popular than any other technology is that they can connect naturally on a personal level with the customers.

How can Chatbot development companies help Enterprise with its Chatbot?

Chatbot act as personal assistants, offer on-demand customer support, provide in-depth product knowledge and Stream business process. It can empower your HR and IT department. It can manipulate the desired data (in a good way) and help in business-to-business applications.

How Chatbot development services manage Chatbot Human Handoff?

There is a very chance that one needs to interfere in the working of Chatbot. If a problem occurs, Enterprise Chatbots are capable of solving all the problems on their own. Although there might be instances where a query finds path beyond the Chatbot understanding, and then you will need a human customer agent to solve the issues.

There may be instances where a human being might not be willing to talk to a chatbot, especially in case they are unhappy with the services of the brand or they have a complaint. In such a case the Chatbot should be immediately replaced by a human agent.

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Also, the essential thing is that the Chatbot should be programmed to understand the human sentiments and interpret them so that it can continue a fruit full conversation with the user.

Enterprise AI Chatbot solutions are very effective tools if they are used with the latest technological advancements so that the customer relationship becomes strong with the brand.

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bigyack-com · 5 years ago

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NAC Orders 20 Airbus A220 Aircraft

Airbus has confirmed that Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) signed a firm order for 20 A220 Family aircraft at the end of 2019. “NAC’s order for the A220 shows this aircraft is just as relevant in the regional world as it is in the mainline one,” said Christian Scherer, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer. “We are delighted to work with NAC going forward, we thank them for their confidence and congratulate them on their new offices in Limerick.”

NAC is today the largest lessor of regional aircraft in the world, managing and owning 500 aircraft on lease to 78 airline customers in over 50 countries. The A220, powered by Pratt & Whitney’s latest-generation PW1500G geared turbofan engines, is purpose-built for the 100/150-seat market. The aircraft, formerly known as the Bombardier C Series, currently comes in two variants, the A220-100 and the A220-300, with a range of 6,297 km and 6,204 km respectively At the end of December 2019, the A220 had accumulated 600 orders and over 100 aircraft in service with seven operators worldwide. See latest Travel News, Interviews, Podcasts and other news regarding: NAC, Airbus, A220, A220-300. 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Mark Muhhin, Daniel Nael, Raimond-Hendrik Tunnel, Ulrich Norbisrath, University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia

November 2022, Volume 13, Number 6

From the Art of Software Testing to Test-as-a-Service in Cloud Computing

Janete Amaral, Alberto S. Lima, José Neuman de Souza, Lincoln S. Rocha, MDCC, Universidade Federal do Ceará, Fortaleza/CE – Brasil

Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Automation of Digital Health System

Mehmood Ali Mohammed1, Murtuza Ali Mohammed2 and Vazeer Ali Mohammed2, 1University of the Cumberlands, USA, 2Lewis University, USA

An Improved Repository Structure to Identify, Select and Integrate Components in Component-based Development

Muhammad Khamis Dauda, Reda M Salama and Rizwan Qureshi, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

September 2022, Volume 13, Number 5

Effect of Sociability and Curiosity of Senior Developers in Building Agile Scrum Team Competency

Ravi Kalluri, Old Dominion University, USA

Threats and Opportunities with AI-based Cyber Security Intrusion Detection: A Review

Bibhu Dash, Meraj Farheen Ansari, Pawankumar Sharma and Azad Ali, University of the Cumberlands, USA

DOOML: A New Database & Object-Oriented Modeling Language for Database-Driven Web Application Design and Development

Thijs Otter, Inholland University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands

July 2022, Volume 13, Number 4

Federated Learning for Privacy-Preserving: A Review of PII Data Analysis in Fintech

Bibhu Dash, Pawankumar Sharma and Azad Ali, University of the Cumberlands, USA

Smart ULT Management for Ultra-Large-Scale Software

Ning Luo and Linlin Zhang, Intel Asia-Pacific Research & Development Ltd, China

May 2022, Volume 13, Number 3

Software Build Automation Tools a Comparative Study between Maven, Gradle, Bazel and Ant

Mridula Prakash, Department of Chief Technology Officer, L&T Technology Services, India

Inherent Quality Metrics for Continuous Software Quality Enhancement

Ning Luo and Linlin Zhang, Intel Asia-Pacific Research & Development Ltd, China

A Systematic Literature Review on Security Indicators for Open-Source Enterprise Resource Planning Software

Jane Wanjiru Njuki, Geoffrey Muchiri Muketha and John Gichuki Ndia, Murang’a University of Technology, Kenya

Devops Adoption in Information Systems Projects; A Systematic Literature Review

J. A. V. M. K. Jayakody1, 2 and W. M. J. I. Wijayanayake2, 1Faculty of Applied Sciences Uva Wellassa University, Sri Lanka,

2University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka

Complexity Metrics for Statechart Diagrams

Ann Wambui King’ori1, 2, Geoffrey Muchiri Muketha1 and Elyjoy Muthoni Micheni3, 1Murang’a University, Kenya,

2Nkabune Technical Training Institute, Kenya, 3Technical University of Kenya

March 2022, Volume 13, Number 2

Determining the Risky Software Projects using Artificial Neural Networks

Etkin Sakucoglu1, Laman Valizada1, Ayse Buharali Olcaysoy2 and Oya Kalipsiz1, 1Yildiz Technical University, Turkey, 2Strategy and Transformation Department, LC Waikiki, Turkey

Enhanced Software Design for Boosted Continuous Software Delivery

Ning Luo and Yue Xiong, Intel Asia-Pacific Research & Development Ltd, China

January 2022, Volume 13, Number 1

Hybrid Practices in Global Software Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Rafael Camara, Iury Monte, Annelyelthon Alves and Marcelo Marinho, Federal Rural University of Pernambuco, Brazil

Study on Technical Focuses and Sampling Coverage Strategy of Airborne Software Reviews Jinghua Sun1, Samuel Edwards2, Nic Connelly3, Andrew Bridge4 and Lei Zhang1, 1COMAC Shanghai Aircraft Design and Research Institute, China, 2Defence Aviation Safety Authority, Australia, 3RMIT University, Australia, 4European Union Aviation Safety Agency, Germany

November 2021, Volume 12, Number 6

Embedding Performance Testing in Agile Software Model

Suresh Kannan Duraisamy, Bryce Bass and Sai Mukkavilli, Georgia Southwestern State University, USA

September 2021, Volume 12, Number 5

Product Quality Evaluation Method (PQEM): To Understand the Evolution of Quality Through the Iterations of a Software Product

Mariana Falco and Gabriela Robiolo, Universidad Austral, Argentina

A Framework for Aspectual Requirements Validation: an Experimental Study Abdelsalam M. Maatuk1, Sohil F. Alshareef1 and Tawfig M. Abdelaziz2, 1University of Benghazi, Libya, 2Libyan International Medial University, Libya

Properties of a Feature in Code-Assets: An Exploratory Study Armaya’u Zango Umar1 and Jaejoon Lee2, 1Al-Qalam University Katsina, Nigeria, 2University of East Anglia, UK

July 2021, Volume 12, Number 4

Enhancing Delphi Method with Algorithmic Estimates for Software Effort Estimation: An Experimental Study

Tharwon Arnuphaptrairong, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

May 2021, Volume 12, Number 2/3

A Holistic Self-Adaptive Software Model Shatha Alfar and Said Ghoul, Research Laboratory on Bio-inspired Software Engineering Philadelphia University, Jordan

Embedding Quality into Software Product Line Variability Artifacts

Mworia Daniel, Nderu Lawrence and Kimwele Michael, Jommo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya

Modeling and Verification of ERP Functional Requirements based on Colored Petri Net Nafisa Osman and Abd-Elkader Sahraoui, Sudan University of science and technology, Sudan & LAAS-CNRS, France Université de Toulouse, France

Predefined Project Scope Changes and its Causes for Project Success Theyab Althiyabi and Rizwan Qureshi, King Abdul-Aziz University, Saudi Arabia

January 2021, Volume 12, Number 1

Generating Software Product Line Model by Resolving Code Smells in the Products’ Source Code Sami Ouali, University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman

E-Loox, A Hybrid Learning Management System Bilal Gonen and Badri Jimale, University of Cincinnati, USA

November 2020, Volume 11, Number 6

Stated Preference Data & Alogit

Mina Hassanvand, University of Calgary, Canada

Learning-based Orchestrator for Intelligent Software-defined Networking Controllers

Imene Elloumi Zitouna, University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia

A Data Extraction Algorithm from Open Source Software Project Repositories for Building Duration Estimation Models: Case Study of Github

Donatien K. Moulla1, 2, Alain Abran3 and Kolyang4, 1Faculty of Mines and Petroleum Industries, University of Maroua, Cameroon, 2LaRI Lab, University of Maroua, Cameroon, 3École de Technologie Supérieure, Canada, 4The Higher Teachers’ Training College, University of Maroua, Cameroon

September 2020, Volume 11, Number 5

Secure Descartes: A Security Extension to Descartes Specification Language

Venkata N Inukollu1 and Joseph E Urban2, 1Purdue University, USA, 2Arizona State University, USA

Iterative and Incremental Development Analysis Study of Vocational Career Information Systems

Isyaku Maigari Ibrahim, Ogwueleka Francisca Nonyelum and Isah Rambo Saidu, Nigerian Defense Academy, Nigeria

MASRML - A Domain-specific Modeling Language for Multi-agent Systems Requirements

Gilleanes Thorwald Araujo Guedes1, Iderli Pereira de Souza Filho1, Lukas Filipe Gaedicke1, Giovane D’Ávila Mendonça1, Rosa Maria Vicari2 and Carlos Brusius2, 1Pampa Federal University, Brazil, 2Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

July 2020, Volume 11, Number 4

An Ad-hoc Social Network Generation Approach

Maurice Tchoupé Tchendji1,2, Martin Xavier Tchembé2 and Armelle Linda Maténé Kakeu2, 1LIRIMA - FUCHSIA team, 2University of Dschang, Cameroon

How do Agile Software Startups deal with uncertainties by Covid-19 pandemic?

Rafael da Camara1,2, Marcelo Marinho1, Suzana Sampaio1 and Saulo Cadete2, 1Federal Rural University of Pernambuco, Brazil, 2Di2win, Brazil

May 2020, Volume 11, Number 3

Programmer Productivity Enhancement Through Controlled Natural Language Input

Howard Dittmer and Xiaoping Jia,School of Computing, College of Computing and Digital Media, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

Towards Auditability Requirements Specification Using An Agent-Based Approach

Denis J. S. de Albuquerque1 , Vanessa Tavares Nunes1 , Claudia Cappelli2 and Célia Ghedini Ralha1 ,1Department of Computer Science, University of Brasilia, Brazil 2 Informatics Graduate Program, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

How (Un)Happiness Impacts On Software Engineers In Agile Teams?

Luís Felipe Amorim, Marcelo Marinho and Suzana Sampaio, Department of Computer Science (DC), Federal Rural University of Pernambuco (UFRPE),Recife, Brazil

The Proposed Implementation Of Rfid Based Attendance System

Rizwan Qureshi, Department of Information Technology, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, King Abdul-Aziz University, Jeddah 80213, Saudi Arabia

Ensemble Regression Models For Software Development Effort Estimation: A Comparative Study

Halcyon D. P. Carvalho, Marília N. C. A. Lima, Wylliams B. Santos and Roberta A. de A.Fagunde, Department of Computer Engineering, University of Pernambuco, Brazil

Factors That Affect The Requirements Adherence To Business In Agile Projects: An Industrial Cross-Case Analysis

Helena Bastos1 , Alexandre Vasconcelos1 , Wylliams Santos2 and Juliana Dantas3 ,1Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil, 2Universidade de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil, 3Instituto Federal de Educação Ciência e Tecnologia da Paraíba, Brazil

It Project Showstopper Framework: The View Of Practitioners

Godfred Yaw Koi-Akrofi, Department of IT Studies, University of Professional Studies, Accra

March 2020, Volume 11, Number 2

Essential Activities For Secure Software Development

Mamdouh Alenezi1 and Sadiq Almuairfi2 1College of Computer and Information Science, Prince Sultan University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2Information Technology Centre, Prince Sultan University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

January 2020, Volume 11, Number 1

Proposing Automated Regression Suite Using Open Source Tools for A Health Care Solution

Anjali Rawat and Shahid Ali, AGI Institute, New Zealand

Quality Assessment Model of the Adaptive Guidance

Hamid Khemissa1 and Mourad Oussalah2, 1USTHB: University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene, Algeria and 2Nantes University, France

An Application of Physics Experiments of High School by using Augmented Reality

Hussain Mohammed Abu-Dalbouh, Samah Mohammed AlSulaim, Shaden Abdulaziz AlDera, Shahd Ebrahim Alqaan, Leen Muteb Alharbi and Maha Abdullah AlKeraida, Qassim University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

On the Relationship between Software Complexity and Security

Mamdouh Alenezi and Mohammad Zarour, Prince Sultan University, Saudi Arabia

Structural Complexity Attribute Classification Framework (SCACF) for Sassy Cascading Style Sheets

John Gichuki Ndia1, Geoffrey Muchiri Muketha1 and Kelvin Kabeti Omieno2, 1Murang’a University of Technology, Kenya and 2Kaimosi Friends University College, Kenya

November 2019, Volume 10, Number 6

An Analysis of Software Requirements Specification Characteristics In Regulated Environments

Johnny Marques and Sarasuaty Yelisetty, Aeronautics Institute of Technology, Brazil

Towards Cross-browser Incompatibilities Detection: Asystematic Literature Review

Willian Massami Watanabe, Fagner Christian Paes and Daiany Silva, Universidade Tecnologica Federal Do Parana, Brazil

September 2019, Volume 10, Number 5

A Grounded Theory of the Requirements Engineering Process

Layla Alfawzan1 and Alphonso Bellamy2, 1,2Eastern Michigan University, USA

Understanding the Characteristics, Benefits and Challenges of Agile it Project Management: A Literature Based Perspective Godfred Yaw Koi-Akrofi1, Joyce Koi-Akrofi2 and Henry Akwetey Matey1, 1University of Professional Studies, Ghana and 2PMO Department, Vodafone, Ghana

Data Virtualization for Decision Making in Big Data Manoj Muniswamaiah, Tilak Agerwala and Charles Tappert, Pace University, USA

I.T. Project Success: Practical Frameworks Based on Key Project Control Variables Godfred Yaw Koi-Akrofi, Eleanor Afful and Henry Akwetey Matey, University of Professional Studies, Ghana

Best Practices for Improving User Interface Design Pradip Peter Dey, Bhaskar Raj Sinha, Mohammad Amin, Hassan Badkoobehi, Department of Engineering and Computing National University, USA

July 2019, Volume 10, Number 4

Analysis of Gamification Elements to Explore Misinformation Sharing Based on U&G Theory: A Software Engineering Perspective

Malik Malki and Amin Shaqrah, College of Computer Science & Engineering in Yanbu- Taibah University, Saudi Arabia

Introducing Refined Agile Model (RAM) in the Context of Bangladesh'S Software Development Environment Concentrating on the Improvement of Requirement Engineering Process

Nirjhor Anjum1 and Anwarul Kabir2, 1REVE Systems, Bangladesh and 2American International University, Bangladesh

A Literature Survey of Cognitive Complexity Metrics for Statechart Diagrams Ann Wambui King’ori1, 2, Geoffrey Muchiri Muketha1 and Elyjoy Muthoni Micheni3, 1Murang' a University of Technology, Kenya, 2Nkabune Technical Training Institute, Kenya and 3The Technical University of Kenya, Kenya

May 2019, Volume 10, Number 3

Broke-Implement Agile Method of Mobile App Development

Leena Bhatia1 and Bindu Jain2, 1S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College, India and 2University of Rajasthan, India

Software Requirement Change Effort Estimation Model Prototype Tool for Software Development Phase Jalal Shah1, Nazri Kama2, Nur Azaliah A Bakar2, Zuhaibuddin Bhutto1 and Sohrab Khan1, 1University of Engineering & Technology Khuzdar, Pakistan and 2Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia

A Survey of Cascading Style Sheets Complexity Metrics John Gichuki Ndia1,2, Geoffrey Muchiri Muketha2 and Kelvin Kabeti Omieno3, 1Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kenya, 2Murang’a University of Technology, Kenya and 3Kaimosi Friends University College, Kenya

Holistic Evaluation of XML Queries with Structural Preferences on an Annotated Strong Dataguide Maurice TCHOUPÉ TCHENDJI, Adolphe Gaius NKUEFONE, and Thomas TÉBOUGANG TCHENDJI, University of Dschang, Cameroon

Metric-Based Framework for Testing & Evaluation of Service-Oriented System Salisu Garba, Sule Lamido University, Nigeria

Developing and Implementing A Web-Based Recycling System for Protecting the Green Environment Dalal Saeed Al-Omairi, Wejdan Hamad AlNasheri, Waad Yahya Al-Qarni, Ibrahim Almarashdeh, Mutasem k. Alsmadi,Muneerah Alshabanah and Daniah Alrajhi, Imam Abdurrahman Bin Faisal University, Saudi Arabia

March 2019, Volume 10, Number 2

Evaluation of Models to Implement the ISO 9001 Process Approach

Nuha El-Khalili, University of Petra, Jordan

Mobile Application Development Methodologies Adopted in Omani Market: A Comparative Study Serein Al-Ratrout1, Omar Husain Tarawneh1, Moath HusniAltarawneh2 and Mejhem Yosef Altarawneh2,1Al zahra College for Women, Oman and 2The World Islamic Sciences and Education University, Jordan

Requirements Variability Specification for Data Intensive Software Eman Muslah and Said Ghoul, Philadelphia University, Jordan

Converting A Subset of LTL Formula to Buchi Automata Bilal Kanso and Ali Kansou, Lebanese University, Beirut

Bio-Inspired Requirements Variability Modeling with use Case Esraa Abdel-Ghani and Said Ghoul, Philadelphia University, Jordan

Size Metrics for Service-Oriented Architecture Samson Wanjala Munialo1, Geoffrey Muchiri Muketha2 and Kelvin Kabeti Omieno3, 1Meru University of Science and technology, Kenya, 2Murang’a University, Kenya and 3Kaimosi Friends University College, Kenya

January 2019, Volume 10, Number 1

A Reliable and an Efficient Web Testing System Kamran Ali and Xia Xiaoling, Donghua University, China

An Iterative Hybrid Agile Methodology for Developing Archiving Systems Khaled Ebrahim Almajed,Walaa Medhat and Tarek El-Shishtawy, Benha University, Egypt

Applying Continuous Integration for Increasing the Maintenance Quality and Efficiency of Web App Sen-Tarng Lai, Shih Chien University, Taiwan

Agile Project Management in Non-Software Sectors During Turbulent Times Nabeel T. Alsohybe1 and Nashwan Sabrah2, 1Sana’a University, Sana’a, Yemen and 2Lebanese International University, Sana’a, Yemen

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Top Mobile App Development Trends For 2020 and Upcoming Years

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"Fake News" & Real Robots Pose The Latest Threats to Journalism

By Brian Donlon

These are trying times for journalism and journalists.

Between “fake news” and “alternative facts” and trying to develop editorial plans that reflect the news habits of 21st Century consumers, the state of journalism and journalists has never felt to be in more peril.

“Real” reporters before the dawn of “fake news” covering the Dan Rather vs then Vice President Bush clash with author Brian Donlon second from right.

Most journalists I know – even those of a more seasoned vintage – are hard pressed to remember a time where the leader of the nation and the free world singled out reporters, editors, producers and anchors as “enemies.” Now journalists are just as prone to navel gazing as the next guy who can indulge in excessive contemplation of ourselves and our self-interests. These declarations though have made us look not only inward but outward – on air, in print and online as exemplified here is a recent edition of Closing Bell.

Ir increased newwspaper subscriptions, raised television news ratings, lifted traffic on digital news sites. In general the public seems to be more involved and aware of issues – and that is a positive development.

Still, journalists and journalism remains under siege. Yes the economic model of news and been tossed on its ear and financial budgets are now just as important as news budgets. The encroachment of technology however is no longer just about digital media vs traditional media vs social media vs virtual reality vs whatever the next great buzz is. No, the threat is no longer about displacing or re-positioning content, the threat is to the human factor of news.

About 18 months ago, Derek Thompson of The Atlantic wrote a piece “The World Without Work” which should be mandatory reading for everyone, but especially those who reside in Washington D.C. In his piece Thompson detailed the technological changes past, present and what is coming in the future. He noted that with each technological transformation, new industries and services were created.

However, for the digital age Thompson warned that “throughout these reshufflings, the total number of jobs has always increased. What may be looming is something different: an era of technological unemployment, in which computer scientists and software engineers essentially invent us out of work, and the total number of jobs declines steadily and permanently.Thompson is not referring to coal miners and auto workers here. There is hardly a sector that will remain untouched – including journalists!

Read that again . . . “the total number of jobs declines steadily and permanently.” It is a subject that Closing Bell tackled recently -- and one that deserves more coverage.For more than two centuries the process of journalism has not dramatically changed. The delivery systems have certainly progressed. The Founding Fathers never could have envisioned the inky printed paper delivered to their doorsteps would be replaced by the immediacy of digital publishing on the Internet or non-stop news via something called cable.

Through the decades, no matter the technological shifts, the practices and procedures of news gathering have remained by and large intact. Even with all of today’s technology a reporter still researches, interviews and analyzes the facts (and non-facts). Then arranges words to create a compelling story. It is a process that when boiled down is truly awe inspiring. The late media theorist Neil Postman offered a unique insight on why the gathering of news and newspapers have survived. “Unlike television or the computer, language appears to be not an extension of our powers but simply a natural expression of who and what we are. This is the great secret of language. Because it comes from inside us, we believe it to be a direct, unedited, unbiased apolitical expression of how the world is.”

Those great powers Postman praised, that seem so essentially human, that seemingly made journalists special are now facing the robot age. The “great secret of language” that personal expression is being targeted by computer programmers and cost-cutting news managers. Consider:

More than 1,500 newspapers have access to corporate earnings business stories from the Associated Press which are now “written” by software programs.

Fox Sports auto-generates some sports recaps that appear on its Big Ten Network web site and presents game predictions under the banner of “Whatifsports,” a company Fox parent NewsCorp, acquired in 2005.

An algorithm is being utilized by the Los Angeles Times to offer stories about earthquakes in California.

A more sanguine chronicler of journalistic developments might shrug off these developments as rote content that features nothing but numbers, offers little writing or creativity and does not threaten the essence of reporting.

Maybe.

But take the case of the LA Times. The quake coverage/data collection proved so successful that it is now using another algorithm in its coverage in reporting homicides. The days of a “cub reporter” working his way up on the “police blotter” will soon be a reference in old black and white journalism movies like Humphrey Bogart’s great Deadline, USA.

Two companies -- Narrative Science and Automated Insights -- are leading the charge into newsrooms with these robotic journalists. Both provide names for their products that aim to kindle thoughts of newspaper luminaries such as newspaper publisher and founding father Alexander Hamilton and noted writing stylist E.B White, (and any self-respecting journalist still has a copy of his Elements of Style sitting on a desk).

Narrative Science’s non-human journalist is named “Quill” while Automated Insights’ competitor has the moniker “Wordsmith.” Neither company or robotic journalist seems content at stopping at offering game scores or financial reports.

Wordsmith is working with the National Football League -- America’s most popular sport – to offer coverage of games. Automated Insights plans is to place tiny sensors under players’ shoulder pads and these devices will allow for Wordsmith to receive instant data that can measure tackles, fumbles yardage etc., which in turn it could create live blogs and “first person” -- or is it “first robot”? -- reports from the field.

It’s not just reporters that are at risk. Robots are also infiltrating some of the tasks performed by editors. The work of an editor at most outlets has long been in the wise hands of a newspaper veteran known for superior editorial judgment. An editor is also the individual who bridges the gap between a reporter’s raw information and what the public finally sees. Despite experience and knowledge that can only come by daily “journalism” practiced day in and day out, these positions are being usurped by tech as well.

Social media platforms Twitter and Facebook are selecting stories for consumers with user “newsfeeds.” Who needs an editor to select and place the best stories when a “bot” can search Facebook and deliver what a user wants – even if what the reader receives is “fake” as we saw with Facebook during the 2016 election.

Not to be outdone by its social media rival, Twitter’s “Moments” tool is designed to aggregate information, images, and live video from its users to produce a steady flow of content around real-time events and news stories.”

These personal news bots and news feeds may allow consumers to “select” their news, but if a generation of digital newsreaders prefer information about the Kardashians over the facts behind Islamic Fundamentalism or write off presidential politics what kind of democracy does our future hold?

Years ago I had a discussion about what is news with the late great Reuven Frank. The two-time president of NBC News was pushing for harder news coverage of, well, just about everything. I argued that daily coverage of the inner working of Capitol Hill were not going to generate large viewership number and Reuven waved me off. “My boy, our job isn’t just to tell them what they want to know, our job is to tell them what they need to know – even if they don’t know it.”

It would be interesting to hear what Reuven would say about today’s journalistic processes. One can certainly argue that “feeds,” “bots” and algorithms are about personal preferences and hence about freedom. But to some extent they diminish journalism.

These seemingly rudimentary programs cannot rival shoe-leather investigative reporting that human journalists have excelled at for decades. The role of the watchdog on big business and the sentinel who keeps eye over the matters of government cannot be emulated by an artificial intelligence. Or can they?

David Caswell, a fellow at the Donald W Reynolds Journalism Institute at the University of Missouri told The Guardian last year, “If no one had detected the break-in at the Watergate Hotel, and in the election, the committee to re-elect the president had used information they’d gleaned, an algorithm could look at the series of events and say ‘these people had secret knowledge somehow.”

Artificial intelligence beating Woodward and Bernstein to the story? No secret sources like “Deep Throat” who turned out to be FBI agent Mark Felt risking life and career to preserve democracy?

Sorry. I saw Terminator 3: The Rise of the Machines. That version of the future where AI rules wasn’t very appealing. Nor did HAL seem to have a handle on reality in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Would HAL have the ability to not just absorb Society of Professional Journalists’ Code of Ethics, but to maneuver the nuances of them such as being “vigilant and courageous about holding those with power accountable” and giving “voice to the voiceless” or “Boldly tell the story of the diversity and magnitude of the human experience,” ?

Before there was “fake news” and AI and the internet, Humphrey Bogart’s crusading newspaper editor in Deadline, USA dealt with different threats to journalism. Still, his warning in the 1954 film holds true today, “A free press, like a free life, sir, is always in danger.”

With all the marvels of technology, we sometimes forget that.

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Sky Bridge Delivered to Final Position at HKIA

The main structure of the Sky Bridge at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has been delivered to its final position, concluding the prefabrication phase of the construction programme. At 200 metres in length, the Sky Bridge will be the one of world’s longest airside bridges, allowing the largest passenger aircraft, the A380, to pass underneath. The Sky Bridge will connect Terminal 1 and the North Satellite Concourse, minimising travelling time between the two buildings as passengers will no longer need to shuttle by buses. To minimise impact on HKIA’s busy operations, Sky Bridge was prefabricated in Zhongshan. Three precast segments were transported to the assembly yard in the midfield area of HKIA from September to October 2019. The segments were then assembled to form the main structure of the bridge. On 9 January 2020, the main structure of the bridge, weighing over 5000 tonnes, was transported over 3km on HKIA’s apron from the assembly yard to the bridge’s final position. It was then erected on the bridge towers on 10 January 2020. “We are pleased with the successful delivery of Sky Bridge’s main structure, which concludes the prefabrication phase of its construction on schedule. This also marks the first time HKIA has transported such a mega structure within the apron area,” said Ricky Leung, Executive Director of Engineering & Technology, Airport Authority Hong Kong (AA). “Employing great skill and techniques, the project team transported the gigantic structure by sea and along the apron. I must thank the project team, the participating teams at the AA and all the other parties who contributed to such an efficient delivery, while maintaining smooth operations of the airport.” With the main structure of Sky Bridge in place, facilities installation and renovation works will now begin. The Sky Bridge is expected to commence operation mid-2020. See latest Travel News, Interviews, Podcasts and other news regarding: HKIA, Hong Kong Airport, Hong Kong. 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