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Former Saints player inducted into National Football Museum Hall of Fame
An England and Saints hero has been inducted into the National Football Hall of Fame. Liam Harding, of Basingstoke, has successfully nominated his great-grandfather, Ted Drake, into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame in Manchester. He was initially rejected for the Hall of Fame, after passing the first round. Drake originally made a name for himself at Arsenal, following his three-season stint with Saints during the early 1930s.
AI and Sci-Fi
People are leveraging AI in a TON of ways depending on what they need. AI and science fiction are closely related, but of course they’re not the same thing. AI refers to actual technologies and systems that are designed to mimic human intelligence, like machine learning, robotics, and natural language processing (NLP). These are real fields of research and development, there’s tangible progress happening in them every day. It's real science.
A History of Arsenal legend Ted Drake - “the greatest centre forward in the world” Original
Ted Drake: Could you have asked for a better striker? by Liam Harding In 1912 not far away from the bustling docks of Southampton one of the best players to go on and grace the game was born, that man is my Great Grandad Ted Drake. As an aspiring young Saints fan looking to make it into the big time Drake idolised local hero Billy Rawlings who was Southampton’s top striker at the time and would end up netting 175 times in 327 games.
FRIDAY FEATURE: Arsenal icon Ted Drake is my great-grandfather, to be part of the Gunners' Togetherness project honouring him and other club legends means the world to me - TIBS News
Before going to bed in early April 2022, I noticed I had an email in my inbox from the Arsenal team, which took me by complete surprise! I have devoured the pleasure of being a lifelong Arsenal fan and being related to one of the all-time greats of not just Arsenal but of the game of football itself. My great-grandfather is Ted Drake who on December 14, 1935; while injured with the world’s biggest bandage attached to his leg, scored the most goals (seven) in a top-flight game of English football.
ACCC vs Big Tech: Round 10 and counting
Australia, like many other countries, is engaged in an ongoing debate about the kinds of laws that are needed to respond to advances in digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI). This on top of the oligarchic dominance of ‘Big Tech’ – namely Meta, Amazon, Alphabet and Apple. Even now Australia has ongoing governmental inquiries into privacy law, Internet of Things and cyber security law, the regulation of digital platforms and Australia’s AI policy framework.
FRIDAY FEATURE: VAR takes away the excitement and unpredictability of football but it's a must in age where technology is king
VAR, many love it and many loathe it but I just can’t quite make my mind up about it. I believe that it’s here for the better and here for the worse. During the 2015-16 Premier League season I can recall watching Arsenal play Liverpool in a controversial winner-takes-all game when, with eight minutes left, Aaron Ramsey had a goal disallowed for offside. It could have been the matchwinning goal for Arsenal, but instead they drew 0-0.
ACCC vs Big Tech: Round 10 and counting
Australia, like many other countries, is engaged in an ongoing debate about the kinds of laws that are needed to respond to advances in digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI). This on top of the oligarchic dominance of ‘Big Tech’ - namely Meta, Amazon, Alphabet and Apple. Even now Australia has ongoing governmental inquiries into privacy law, Internet of Things and cyber security law, the regulation of digital platforms and Australia’s AI policy framework.
The Reckoning of Big Tech
By Liam Harding CAIDE Intern, Faculty of Science In a recent judgement handed down in California in the case between Apple and Epic Games (creators of the mobile game Fortnite), Justice Yvonne Gonzalez remarks that ‘success is not illegal’. This was made in response to claims that Apple engaged in anti-competitive behaviour, by virtue of its majority market share and outsized profit margins.
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