Create a fake Chris in minutes, thanks to AI – Go Health Pro

Create a fake Chris in minutes, thanks to AI – Go Health Pro

In a disturbing new development using AI, I can generate a fake passport in minutes that would fool Revolut and Binance for account opening. This was a discovery by Polish researcher Borys Musielak using ChatGPT-4o, who created a fake passport in five minutes You can now generate fake passports with GPT-4o. It took me 5 … Read more

When digital goes down – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

When digital goes down – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

Well, not exactly digital but electrical. We saw the massive issue that created at Heathrow airport recently, but I’ve been personally affected by the same issue. Long story short, we have an electric gate at our property, and the electrics keep breaking down. Result? We are either locked in or locked out of our property. … Read more

The issue with digital – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

The issue with digital – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

In my presentations these days are five key themes: the fintech revolution; cryptocurrency creation; distributed ledger technology; the AI world; and quantum disruption. I could add to the list – the metaverse, 6G+, robots, etc – but these are the top five in the financial world I live in. Then, when you sit back and … Read more

Your life in 2050 – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

Your life in 2050 – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

Your bed wakes you automatically through a system of gentle vibrating, rocking motions with the gradual introduction of light, simulating sunrise. As your eyes open, the bed slowly drops to the floor. You then enter the bathroom which auto­mat­i­cally adjusts to your favourite set­tings from the room tem­per­a­ture to music and coloured light­ing, from the … Read more

Happy 50th Birthday Microsoft – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

Happy 50th Birthday Microsoft – Chris Skinner’s blog – Go Health Pro

I don’t know about you, but I remember getting my first computer back in the 1980s. It was OK, but quite difficult to use and pretty expensive. In around 1990, I got my first laptop and can remember it cost around £2,000. It wasn’t worth it. Ever since, like most people, I’ve probably changed computers … Read more