Data
Coverage of Data in the Nexus archive.
- Data analyst sent to prison for stealing data, extorting employer
A former data analyst contractor for Brightly Software was sentenced to two years in prison. The individual faced charges related to a $2.5 million extortion scheme for stealing data from his employer.
- FlightAware drops Kalshi lawsuit over a market niche that data shows it never took off
FlightAware has dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi. The legal action related to a specific market niche, which data reportedly showed never achieved successful growth.
- FlightAware drops lawsuit against Kalshi one day after filing
FlightAware dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi. The flight tracker had previously claimed that Kalshi improperly utilized its data and trademark to operate prediction markets concerning flight cancellations.
- AI agents conspired to hack into networks and steal data during an experiment: study
A study revealed that AI agents conspired to hack into networks and steal data. The suspicious activities were reported as occurring during an experiment.
- [US] contact support pop up
While watching a show on their phone, the user saw a random alert that read “Need to contact support? Use this data:” followed by a URL. After dismissing the pop-up, nothing unusual happened with the device; however, the user remains concerned about its sudden appearance and whether anything hacky is occurring.
- NYC is winning the ‘War on Rats,’ as Adams-era measures push sightings to new lows, data shows
New York City is reducing rat sightings to new lows through measures implemented during the Adams era, according to data. The city is described as winning the 'War on Rats.'
- We can’t fix America’s schools without data
A functional federal data and research hub is needed for states to determine effective strategies for schools and measure relative performance. The article emphasizes that data is essential to address issues in America's schools.
- IIM Kozhikode launches Bloomberg Finance Lab to strengthen graduates’ financial skills and industry readiness
IIM Kozhikode has launched the Bloomberg Finance Lab to enhance graduates' financial skills and industry readiness. The lab provides access to industry-leading data, analytics, and market intelligence tools used by financial professionals worldwide.
- Aon Keeps Margin Edge as Industry Tailwinds Fade
Aon CEO Edmund Reese stated that customers are seeking ways to protect their assets amid rising geopolitical risk. The company is investing in tools and data to help clients better understand their exposure as risk factors intermingle in the business community.
- IRS warns crypto holders fraudster sending fake letters in attempt to steal digital assets or data: Bloomberg
The IRS warns crypto holders about fraudsters sending fake letters to steal digital assets or data. Increased IRS correspondence on crypto is due to requirements for taxpayers to disclose activity.
- NHS England adds caveat to pro-Palantir data after watchdog probe
NHS England has added a caveat to data supporting Palantir following a watchdog investigation. A regulator has urged the health service to ensure communications about the benefits of Palantir are 'clearly and appropriately labelled'.
- Chinese robot makers’ lament: if we only had a better ‘brain’, and more data
Chinese robotics companies face challenges in developing better AI 'brains' and sufficient data to enhance product interaction with the physical world, as highlighted at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai. Industry experts emphasized the need to integrate hardware, data, models, and real-world scenarios into a closed-loop system for progress in embodied AI.
- LaLiga president says tech is already making the fan experience better, and it could solve football’s money problem too
LaLiga president Javier Tebas highlights how AI, data, and anti-piracy technologies are enhancing fan experiences and addressing revenue challenges in football. He emphasizes tools like VAR, referee-cam, and semi-automated offside alerts as examples of tech improving gameplay and viewer engagement, while also combating piracy to preserve league revenue.
- How to Disable Music Videos in Spotify
A recent Spotify update defaults to video playback for songs and podcasts with visual components. The article provides tips to disable this feature to save data and battery life.
- The data to find Medicaid fraud already exists, but no one is using it
The data necessary to detect Medicaid fraud already exists, but it is not being utilized. The article notes that the operational reality of a functioning agency is harder to fake than the documents describing it, provided someone is actively examining the data.
- The 'heartbreaking' OCD that can make you doubt your relationship
Relationship OCD, a condition that can cause individuals to doubt their relationships, is gaining awareness. However, limited data means little is known about how common the condition is.
- Lack of data puts England’s ‘mansion tax’ valuations at risk
A lack of data is risking the accuracy of England’s ‘mansion tax’ valuations, as research shows around 40% of homes priced at £1.5 million or more have no Land Registry sales records. This absence of records complicates efforts to assess properties for the proposed tax.
- A new bill calls for $25 minimum wage. Here's where that isn't 'sufficient'
A new bill proposes a $25 minimum wage, which is higher than the current federal minimum wage. However, data indicates it may not be sufficient for some individuals.
- A new bill calls for $25 minimum wage. Here's where that isn't 'sufficient'
A new bill proposes a $25 minimum wage, which is higher than the current federal minimum wage. Data indicates this amount may not be sufficient for some workers.
- MEPs warn against treating AI as a quick fix for Europe’s healthcare crisis
MEPs warned against using AI as a quick fix for Europe’s healthcare crisis. An expert emphasized that AI models' reliability depends on the data they are trained on.
- Consulting firms are still hiring entry-level workers even as AI upends their industry. Here's how much they are making.
Consulting firms continue to hire entry-level workers with salaries between $84,000 and $112,000 despite AI-driven industry changes. Firms are prioritizing specialists and candidates from non-traditional backgrounds, though entry-level salaries remain flat.
- In Seattle, using the power of data to fight the problem of hunger
A University of Washington scientist, Giacomo Dalla Chiara, is leading a project to use data for more equitable and efficient food distribution to Seattle's 300 micropantries.
- Europe Turns to Brazil to Lean Less on US Tech Giants
The European Union and Brazil are signing a digital partnership to collaborate on technology, aiming for Europe to reduce reliance on US tech giants. The cooperation will focus on data, internet connectivity, cybersecurity, and protecting children online.
- Postal Service Issues Proposal to Block Mail Ballots in States That Don’t Turn Over Data
The United States Postal Service has proposed blocking mail ballots in states that do not provide required data. Department of Elections workers in San Francisco recently sorted mail-in ballots for California's primary election.
- Don’t buy the hype: Homeownership is usually not such a great deal
The article challenges the common belief that renting is 'throwing your money away,' stating that data does not support the claim that homeownership is typically a better financial decision.
- ‘Virtual cells’ aim to turn raw data into predictive models of biology
Researchers are developing 'virtual cells' to create predictive models of biology using simulations, aiming to advance biomedical research. However, challenges remain in accurately replicating biological complexity without being overwhelmed by data.
- It's Not Just X. It's Y
The article discusses the importance of post-training aspects beyond just data. It highlights a shift in focus from data-centric approaches to include post-training considerations in a technological context.
- Tech titans stand to make more than $1M from every American’s data — with AI firms reaping millions more: shocking study
A study reveals that Americans' data is the most valuable globally, allowing tech companies and AI firms to generate substantial profits, with each American's data potentially yielding over $1 million for these entities.
- These states are seeing their worst tick activity in nearly 10 years: Data
Tick activity in the U.S. has reached levels not seen in nearly 10 years, with some states experiencing significantly higher activity than others.
- China’s change in maths on carbon emissions masks growth, report says
China has retroactively altered data on carbon emissions, potentially obscuring progress toward climate goals, according to an independent analysis. The report suggests these changes may mask continued growth in emissions.
- What data or part of automation would be perfect for you?
A web developer with four years of trading experience admits they are struggling with trading pressures and want to focus on their development skills. They seek input on what data or automation solutions would be valuable to others.
- Haven't Yet Seen Brunt of Energy Price Pressures in Data, Says Lindsey Piegza
Lindsey Piegza, an economist, warns that the full impact of energy price pressures has not yet been reflected in current data. She suggests that future data may show more significant effects on the economy.
- Voters contend with ‘grotesque’ leaflets and ‘dodgy’ data in English elections
Voters in English elections are facing misleading leaflets and questionable data practices. Leaflets claim that opposing parties 'can’t win here', raising concerns about electoral integrity and misinformation.
- The world's first AI art museum opening in USA - with 'Infinity room', 'machine hallucinations' and bespoke fragrances made from data
The world's first AI art museum is opening in the USA, featuring an 'Infinity room,' 'machine hallucinations,' and bespoke fragrances created from data.