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The Foreign Secretary, William Hague, will host the London Conference on Cyberspace on 1st and 2nd November. The rapid development of a globally networked world offers enormous social and economic opportunities.
In a programme mixing live and virtual activities, this innovative conference aims to develop a better understanding of how to protect and preserve the tremendous opportunities provided by the development of cyberspace.
McCarthy based his years of AI research on the premise that human intelligence can be understood and described succinctly enough that it can be taught to a machine.
Holding a doctorate in mathematics, McCarthy didn't take credit for inventing the field of AI, although he is widely considered one of the founding fathers of the field and holds a significant spot in its history because of his development of the LISP programming language used in early AI. John_McCarthy dies at 84.
QuickStego, one of Cybernescence's free software products is mentioned within a two-part series on Cryptography in PC Plus edition 297 (the first article in the series is within edition 296).
Read more about Steganography and QuickStego here and read about the advanced Steganography within QuickCrypto here.
The successful Software Industry Conference (SIC) has been acquired by the Association of Software Professionals (the ASP) and is being moulded into an all new ISV conference named ISV Con.
The next conference (2011 has been skipped due to the transfer of ownership) in 2012 is planned to be held in Reno, Nevada at the Atlantis Casino Resort.