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The third sixties: Silicon Valley’s forgotten formula for genius

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By John Markoff
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Psychedelics are having a moment. Tech executives brag about their microdosing regimens (opens in new tab). Demand is growing for wellness retreats (opens in new tab)built around psilocybin.
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Blockchain Identity Tokens Secure Remote Workforce Access Credentials

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By John Markoff
| Metapress
AUSTIN, Texas — Centralized corporate active directories represent a massive, fragile target, as a single successful breach of the central server compromises the passwords of the entire remote workforce. To eliminate this centralized risk, massive corporate IT departments are issuing immutable blockchain identity tokens to mathematically secure employee access to sensitive network architecture. The system replaces the concept of a shared secret.
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Homomorphic Encryption Analyzes Corporate Data Without Decrypting Files

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By John Markoff
| Metapress
SEATTLE — Outsourcing massive sets of proprietary financial data to third-party artificial intelligence companies requires decrypting the files for analysis, exposing highly sensitive trade secrets to external breaches. To solve this critical vulnerability, enterprise data scientists are actively deploying homomorphic encryption, a breakthrough cryptographic protocol that allows software to process information while it remains fully encrypted. This mathematics fundamentally alters data security.
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