Prof. Samantha Clarke

Prof. Samantha Clarke is a distinguished professor of Computer Science and an authority on cybersecurity and digital ethics. With a Ph.D. from MIT, she has spent the last fifteen years researching the impact of technology on privacy and security, publishing numerous papers and books on the subject. Samantha regularly advises government bodies and international organizations on policy development related to tech governance. Her insights on the ethical challenges posed by new technologies make her a respected voice in tech circles and an advocate for responsible innovation.

Can S-400 Detect BrahMos? A Strategic Assessment
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Can S-400 Detect BrahMos? A Strategic Assessment

The ongoing discourse surrounding advanced military technologies raises a critical question: Can the Russian-made S-400 air defense system effectively detect India’s BrahMos missile? As both nations engage in regional security dynamics, this inquiry has significant implications for defense strategies. The S-400, known
2024-09-30
Duluth’s Thrilling New Adventure Partnership
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Duluth’s Thrilling New Adventure Partnership

Duluth’s outdoor scene is set to become even more vibrant with an exciting collaboration between two local businesses aimed at enhancing recreational experiences. Zenith Adventure and Traverse Duluth are teaming up to introduce a unique adventure package that merges E-biking and paddleboarding,
2024-09-30
Challenges Facing India’s Real Estate Regulation

Challenges Facing India’s Real Estate Regulation

In a recent session, the Supreme Court highlighted concerns regarding the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), suggesting that it has devolved into a haven for retired government officials. This observation arose during the legal proceedings of Bharati Jagat Joshi v. Reserve Bank
2024-09-30
Envisioning the Future of Autonomous Vehicles

Envisioning the Future of Autonomous Vehicles

Autonomous vehicles are poised to transform the transportation landscape significantly. As advancements in technology progress, the integration of self-driving cars into everyday life is becoming increasingly plausible. These vehicles not only redefine how we travel but also offer substantial benefits for the
2024-09-30
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