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>this person is asking for our help….
No. This person asked…
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>Does anyone recognize this missing person?
Big difference.
31,104 viewsApr 10, 2015, 06:39am
Christopher White heads up the Memex team at DARPA
"Memex In Action: Watch DARPA Artificial Intelligence Search For Crime On The 'Dark Web"
Of late, DARPA has shown a growing interest in open sourcing its technology, even if its most terrifying creations, like army robot wildcats designed to reach speeds of 50Mph, are understandably kept private. In a week’s time, the wider world will be able to tinker with components of the military research body’s in-development search tool for the dark web. The Memex technology, named after an mechanical mnemonic dreamt up just as the Second World War was coming to a close, has already been put to use by a number of law enforcement agencies, who are looking to counter crime taking place on networks like Tor, where Hidden Services are protected by the privacy-enhancing, encrypted hosting, often for good, often for bad. In its first year, the focus at Memex has been on tracking human trafficking, but the project’s scope stretches considerably wider.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/04/10/darpa-memex-search-going-open-source-check-it-out/#1faa707f2812
Well at least you grabbed a rare pepe.