For A Safer Internet, Facebook Open-Sources Photo- And Video-Matching Technology
With its size and influence, there is no doubt that Facebook is using some sorts of technology to help it police and manage its vast platforms.
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Researchers Rethink Touchscreen Keyboards, And Made A Fully Invisible One
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Various researchers have been made into finding better peripherals.
'Interactionless' iOS Bugs And AirDrop Flaw Found On Apple, Researchers Said
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Competitors are business rivals. But that doesn't mean one should stay quiet when vulnerabilities are found on competing platforms.
Snapchat 'Real Friends' Campaign: Its Global-Marketing Push To Maintain User Growth
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Snapchat is the underdog of social media. But that doesn't mean it's willing to be kept seated on the bench, while watching the big players play.
This Android Ransomware Is A ‘Sex Simulator’ That Spreads Through SMS
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Android is the most popular mobile operating system, and that makes it a great target for hackers and alike.
'GLTR', A Yet Another AI-Powered Tool To Fight AI Text Generators
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With computers getting powerful and reliable, AI has benefit the hardware to become increasingly capable.
With 'EmoNet', AI Gets More In Touch With Human Feelings And Emotions
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Do machines understand human emotion? No, computers don't feel or share your joy and empathy. But that can change.
Using 'Neural Point-Based Graphics', Researchers Use AI To Create Scenes From Video
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Someone (or something) who has never seen anything in life won't be able to understand anything normal people see.
Apple, Google, And How The Giants' Duopoly Is Hurting App Developers
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Everything has a price to pay, and that goes with Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Cybersecurity Company Releases The First 'Purposefully Vulnerable Blockchain'
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One company thinks that the key to developing more secure blockchains, is to start with insecure ones.
