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The purpose of the information superhighway is to provide remote electronic banking, schooling, shopping, taxpaying, chatting, game playing, video conferencing, movie ordering, and medical diagnosing.
   Here’s what it won’t do: It won’t eliminate the need to shop at stores, drive a car, visit friends, or do most of the things you normally do now.
   It might make things you do easier and more convenient. Movies you now can get only at the video store will be available on your TV 24 hours a day. Videoconferencing will make working from home, or telecommuting, simpler and more practical.
   The information superhighway will carry all kinds of personal matters, from your tastes in movies to your political affiliations to our buying habits. How this information will be protected is one of the great unknowns.
   Computer hackers represent another threat. Last February, high-tech marauders were able to steal thousands of passwords from Internet; this would allow them to read hundreds is personal files, including E-mail, such break-in could result in anything from a minor inconvenience to a loss privacy.
   On the other hand, computerized systems give financial institutions much better tools for tracking transactions and spotting patterns of criminal behavior. For example, visa’s new neural network has helped U.S. banks that issue credit cards slash counterfeiting by $ 20 milling in one year.