Talk:Patrick Lincoln

History

•  Not done There was a request to history-merge Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Patrick Lincoln to Patrick Lincoln (asked for by {{histmerge}}), but I rejected this request as it was WP:Parallel histories. I moved Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Patrick Lincoln to Patrick Lincoln/version 2. Anthony Appleyard (talk) 06:52, 25 December 2013 (UTC)

  The page histories are now merged with conflicting edits discarded. Only 1 lost edit affected the text and it was a script-edit that reformatted a URL-link to a wikilink. davidwr/(talk)/(contribs) 06:45, 26 December 2013 (UTC)

Moving "in the news" section from article

Computer Security

• The BBC Horizon science program televised the episode Defeating the Hackers in 2013 with an interview with Patrick Lincoln on ultraparanoid computing and cortical cryptography
• A talk in 2013 at the National Science Foundation on Ultra Paranoid Computing discussing the issues of untrusted hardware.
• The article in M.I.T Technology Review 2013 A Password So Secret, You Don’t Consciously Know It on the so-called "rubber hose cryptograpgy", in reference to rubber-hose cryptanalysis is the extraction of cryptographic secrets (e.g. the password to an encrypted file) from a person by coercion
• Presentation at Usenix Security 2012 entitled "Neuroscience Meets Cryptography: Designing Crypto Primitives Secure Against Rubber Hose Attacks"
• The article in Ars Technica 2012 Computer game secures crypto systems from rubber hose attacks
• The article in CTOvision 2012 Implicit Learning Passwords Are Like Riding a Bike
• The article in Wired 2011 First Siri, Now Threat Detection: Inside SRI’s Amazing R&D about BotHunter, a powerful software package that detects malicious software botnets across the Internet, identifying threats like the Conficker Worm.

• The work in Patrick Lincoln's lab on the Conficker worm is described in the book Worm, The First Digital World War by Mark Bowden about the Conficker computer worm.
• An interview with Patrick Lincoln on cyber warfare in the New York Times in 2008 with John Markoff.
• A policy report in the Public Manager 2009 President Obama's Chilling Cybersecurity Challenge: The New Administration Can Reinvent the Nation's Cybersecurity to Reduce Risks, Increase Resiliency, and Harness the Advantages of the Digital Age discussing the challenges toward cyber security in the U.S.
• PBS Frontline publishes the letter to President Bush on the grave dangers of cyberwar on the U.S. infrastructure, signed by several academic and industry leaders in computer security.

Advanced Multi-Modal Intelligent User Interfaces

• The article in the M.I.T Technology Review 2013 entitled Siri’s Creators Demonstrate an Assistant That Takes the Initiative which describes bRIGHT which uses face recognition, gaze monitoring systems, advanced AI, along with proximity, gesture and touch sensors, to provide dedicated cognitive assistance.
• The article in ExtremeTech 2013 Siri’s creator shows off Bright, a predictive assistant that reduces stress, increases productivity describes benefits of bRIGHT.
• The article in TFOT 2013 Siri Developers Making the Next Human-Machine Interface descrbing innovations in bRIGHT.
• The article bRIGHT:Taking human-machine interaction to the next level in gizmag 2013.
• A CNET news video on bRIGHT featuring an interview of Patrick Lincoln.

• The article in the Wall Street Journal 2012 Next Frontier: Tech You Can Talk With on bRIGHT and on the SRI technology on which Siri is based.

Formal Methods for Design of Fault-Tolerant Systems

• An interview with Patrick Lincoln in EE TImes on the application of formal methods in the design of aircrafts and computer processors

Computational Biology

• A 2006 BioTech Nation interview by Dr. Moira Gunn discussing what is new in the burgeoning field of bioinformatics.
• A 2005 BioTech Nation interview by Dr. Moira Gunn discussing how bioscientists are building a powerful set of shared tools.
• Silicon Valley Business Journal article on the SRI Center for Computational Biology.

Accelerating Change

• The Prospects for AI, featuring Neil Jacobstein, Patrick Lincoln, Peter Norvig, and Bruno Olshausen
• Imagining the Internet site include interviews conducted in 2005 at the Accelerating Change Conference at Stanford University. Among those interviewed are Vernor Vinge, George Gilder, Douglas Engelbart, Patrick Lincoln, Thomas Malone, and Alex Lightman.

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