Encrypting or classifying Internet traffic: do we have to choose?
Platforms such as Google or Facebook have multiple motivations in encrypting Internet traffic. Behind laudable motivations lie takeovers. The encryption of service names is a foreseeable development. Yet, to operate networks, Internet access providers classify traffic by category of application and by service providers. This classification is impacted by service name encryption. How could this practice evolve?
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Video Compression: A Neural Network Challenging the Conventional Approach
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Self-supervised learning paves the way for a common-sense AI
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Using AI to monitor movement promises to improve home care
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