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Google tried to use Rust in Chrome
According to Google's online security blog, more than 70 percent of serious security vulnerabilities are currently memory security issues. That said, these security vulnerabilities are mainly caused by pointer errors in C or C++, and half of them are using released bugs. Memory security is a serious issue for the global software engineering community right now, and when all errors point to the same cause, it's also an opportunity, meaning many problems can be solved at once. The Chrome security team attempted to address this in several ways:...
As the open source talent gap continues to widen, the Linux Foundation reveals the truth about open source employment
In the process of digital transformation, more and more enterprises realize the importance of open source, so it is urgent for these companies to find experienced open source talent, the talent gap that existed before the outbreak continues to widen. In addition, a growing number of developers are reporting discrimination they encounter in the open source community. To shed light on these changes and challenges, the Linux Foundation has released the Open Source Jobs 2021 Report, which features data from more than 200 hiring managers and 750...
AI can't be patentable inventor "because it's not a person"
The Court of Appeal in England and Wales this week rejected a man's bid to have his artificial intelligence system recognised as the inventor of two patents. Stephen Thaler, founder of US-BASED Imagination Engines, wants to give intelligent machines the credit he thinks they deserve. He says a delicate food container and an emergency flashlight are the brainchild of his neural network model DABUS. Thaler has filed multiple patents for these designs in various countries including the US, UK, Australia, Israel and South Africa, naming DABUS as inventor each time. When the patent licensing office denied his request, Thaler...
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