The OpenID Foundation workshop was held today from 4:30 to 8:00 a.m. Japan time at the Google campus in California. The video and slides will be released soon, but here is the latest news. Gail Hodges (Executive Director of the OpenID Foundation) gave an overview of the situation. Gail Hodg…
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I just got beta access to Google Bard. As you know, there are quite a few questions about the privacy properties of ChatGPT, as exemplified by the investigation by the Italian privacy protection agency Garante. One of them is the handling of information about real people, especially if it is misused.
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At first, the article was titled "OpenAI starts blocking access to ChatGPT from Italy," but since there are likely to be various developments in the future, I will add them to this entry. Therefore, I will update it with time as it progresses. 2023-04-03 13:49 Ope…
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(Updated at 4:2 on April 16) On March 3th local (Rome) time, the Italian Personal Data Protection Supervisory Authority (GPDP) (commonly known as Garante) ordered provisional restriction measures on the processing of personal data of Italian users related to the ChatGPT service operated by the US company OpenAI LLC. GPDP…
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ChatGPT is a hot topic, so I asked him to explain "OpenID" a little. Since it's about me, I did it in English as usual... OpenID is a decentralized authentication protocol that allows users to...
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The Nikkei Shimbun has started a "fully automated "financial results summary". This is a system where artificial intelligence (AI) generates articles from financial results information completely automatically. It's completely done, and there is no human intervention. This is pretty cool. Or rather, it doesn't feel strange at all. For an example, take a look at Koito Manufacturing...
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Yes, that's how shopping should be. You pull out a QR code on your smartphone, use it to enter the store through the gate, pick up what you want, and walk out. That's it. When you take what you want from the shelf, it goes into your virtual shopping cart on your smartphone. If you change your mind, you can just put it back on the shelf and your cart will be gone.
Further display This is the shopping experience that should be like! ~ Shopping completed without waiting in line at the register. Go! Amazon Go!