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The University of Pittsburgh has published new recommendations from its Institute for Cyber Law, Policy and Security for how governments should use automated decision systems.
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On today’s program: A look at how K-12 schools might benefit from the $300 million increase allocated in the state budget; David Hickton of the new Pitt Disinformation Lab explains how disinformation is being spread online in an effort to divide the public; and Dawn Keezer with the Pittsburgh Film Office says film production is making a strong comeback this summer and fall.
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Allegheny County, the city of Pittsburgh and the University of Pittsburgh's Institute for Cyber Law, Policy and Security are teaming up to address bias in…
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The field of cyber security needs people.Across the country, there are more than 300,000 unfilled jobs in the sector. A five-day summer camp at the…
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Since the summer of 2017, Pittsburghers stuck in traffic at the intersection of Bigelow Boulevard and Herron Avenue could be greeted by a billboard with…
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Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh missed opening arguments for a handful of cases on the high court's docket this season, adding a fair amount of…
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Cybersecurity specialists at the University of Pittsburgh have formed an independent panel to study ways to protect Pennsylvania’s voting system from…
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A new non-partisan commission will investigate how to better secure voting machines, voter registration, and other elements of Pennsylvania's electoral…
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How prepared is the city of Pittsburgh for a ransomware attack?The former top federal prosecutor in western Pennsylvania says cities like Pittsburgh can…
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During David Hickton’s tenure as U.S. Attorney for Western Pennsylvania, from 2010-16, his office took the lead in pursuing cyber crimes and…