Two researchers explain why designers should focus on developing systems that make it easy and natural for passengers to take control in an emergency. By Ernestine Fu and David Hyde | May 28, 2020 Not so long ago, science fiction imagined passengers relaxing while automated cars whisked them, carefree, to their destinations. Now, as tech…
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by Giovanni Rodriguez Originally published in Forbes. Reprinted with permission from the author. On a bright weekday morning last Spring, I found myself stranded outside a small, non-descript building on Howard Street in San Francisco, desperately trying to figure out how to get in. I got the address right, according to Google Maps. But there was…
Gilman Louie on what this current administration must address in order to meet the growing cyber challenges of the 21st century. This article was originally published on The Cipher Brief.
Gilman Louie and Joseph DeTrani address how the new administration can navigate the U.S. – China relationship. This article was originally published on The Cipher Brief.
This article was originally published on The Cipher Brief: President-elect Donald Trump recently announced he will nominate retired United States Marine Corps General James “Mad Dog” Mattis for Secretary of Defense. Gilman Louie, founder and former CEO of In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital firm, has written an open letter to General Mattis to suggest how the Defense Department can improve its digital capabilities in order to maintain its military edge.
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Stewart Alsop authored this post for The Cipher Brief.
Stewart Alsop authored this post on Medium, and it was republished by Business Insider.
In early 2008, Gilman Louie was flying from Washington, D.C. to San Francisco when he bumped into a long-time friend, Amit Yoran. Amit was flying to the West Coast to fundraise for a new network security startup, NetWitness.
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