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Lake Wales
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Cryptojackers Lurk in Open Source Clouds

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By R. Colin Johnson
| Communications of the ACM Verified
Cryptojacking surreptitiously installs malware that interleaves normal computer cycles with profit-making cryptocurrency mining cycles for the cryptojacker. “The cybersecurity landscape has seen a rapid rise in cryptomining malware.
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Communications of the ACM

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By R. Colin Johnson
| Communications of the ACM Verified
Today, evaluating the extent to which artificial intelligence (AI) successfully gains a user’s trust is performed manually in analog ways as it long has been, through follow-up surveys, human-to-human interviews, and focus groups, according to researchers at Binghamton University, the University of Hawaii, and Clemson University. Despite the billions of lines of code written for execution by a large language model (LLM) to win a human’s trust, in the end “trust” alone is a blunt instrument.
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Putting Humans Continually in the AI Loop

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By R. Colin Johnson
| Communications of the ACM Verified
Putting a human in the loop often refers to an artificial intelligence (AI), such as a target acquirer, that requires human authorization to proceed (as in, pull the trigger).
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