Moderator Anna Kalinowski, Heise-Online editor-in-chief Dr. Volker Zotta (@DocZet), Marcus Will and Malte Kirchner (@maltekir) talk about the following topics in this edition of #heiseshow:
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- Be careful, cameras: Is public live facial recognition coming soon? – Bavaria’s interior minister calls for surveillance with live facial recognition. What are the arguments for and against this technology? What legal and ethical questions does the deployment raise? What could responsible use of facial recognition in public spaces look like?
- CTRL-ALT-Del: Microsoft wants to kill the Control Panel – Microsoft plans to replace the classic Control Panel with the Settings app. Why is Microsoft making this decision? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Settings app compared to the Control Panel? How will users and IT administrators react to this change?
- All good things come in 3.0: EPA is coming for everyone – Electronic patient records (EPAs) are to be introduced for all insured persons. What benefits does EPA 3.0 offer for patients and doctors? How is data security guaranteed on EPAs? What are the challenges in the widespread introduction of electronic patient records?
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