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David Wagner

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Snow’s “Grand Experiment”

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By Ani Adhikari, John DeNero, David Wagner
| inferentialthinking.com
Encouraged by what he had learned in Soho, Snow completed a more thorough analysis. For some time, he had been gathering data on cholera deaths in an area of London that was served by two water companies. The Lambeth water company drew its water upriver from where sewage was discharged into the River Thames. Its water was relatively clean. But the Southwark and Vauxhall (S&V) company drew its water below the sewage discharge, and thus its supply was contaminated.
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Unhoused Californians Are Getting Older, And They’re Staying Unhoused Longer

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By David Wagner
| NewsBreak
There is a record high rate of homelessness in the United States. An annual federal count found some 650,000 unhoused people on a single night in 2023. (Mario Tama) Californians experiencing homelessness are aging. And the older they get, the more time they tend to spend unhoused. That’s one of the major findings in a recent study from UC San Francisco’s Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative.
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GenAI Requires New, Intelligent Defenses

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By Banghua Zhu, Jiantao Jiao, David Wagner
| Dark Reading Verified
Jailbreaking and prompt injection are new, rising threats to generative AI (GenAI). Jailbreaking tricks the AI with specific prompts to produce harmful or misleading results. Prompt injection conceals malicious data or instructions within typical prompts, resembling SQL injection in databases, that leads the model to produce unintended outputs, creating vulnerabilities or reputational risks. Reliance on generated content also creates other problems.
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