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China Introduces Facial Recognition Police Robots Equipped with Tear Gas

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Stepping towards integrating robotics into law enforcement, Chinese authorities have begun testing an autonomous spherical robot, the RT-G, developed by the local robotics company...
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Vulnerabilities Found in Grayscale AI Image Recognition

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A recent study from researchers at The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) reveals a critical oversight in modern artificial intelligence (AI) image...
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Coping with the Challenges of Bypassing Inspection at Airports – Technologies,...

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Written by Or Shalom Airport inspection is an essential component in ensuring the safety of passengers and crew. This process is designed to identify and...
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Advancements in AI Emotion Recognition

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Researchers are embarking on a groundbreaking journey to better quantify human emotions, leveraging both traditional psychological techniques and cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) methods. The...
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Smartwatches Can Be Easily Hacked, Risking Personal Information

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In recent years, smartwatches have become more common. Useful for athletes who want to track their achievements, patients who want to track their health,...
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Safer Future for AI: EU Artificial Intelligence Act Comes Into Effect

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On August 1st, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act came into force. This is an important act that aims to protect users using AI technology created...
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Innovative Progress in Deepfake Detection

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Deepfake technology, the generation of fake images, videos, and sounds that seem completely authentic and can confuse even expert viewers and listeners, has been...
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Businesses are Harvesting our Biometric Data – Should We Be Worried?

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In our highly digital age, biometric data is everywhere- from facial recognition on our phones to fingerprints unlocking our laptops. Facial recognition is the most...

INNOFENSE Open Call For Dual-Use Technologies

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INNOFENSE Call for startups – Dual-Use Technologies: Following the immense success of the previous four cycles and their integration into the defense sector, iHLS invites...
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Police Use Facial Recognition, Arrests Wrong Man

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A police department in Detroit announced it will no longer be using facial recognition technology as the basis for arrest after wrongfully jailing the...
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Face-Detecting Camera Can Recognize Drunk Drivers

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Researchers from Edith Cowan University have developed a new computer tracking technology that uses camera footage to detect drunk drivers. The scientists took data and...
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Using AI to Conceal Confidential Information in Images

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Researchers from Japan, China, and Finland created a system that replaces confidential parts of images with visually similar alternatives using GenAI. The researchers created...
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The Danger of Wearable Devices and Harvested Personal Data

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Wearable devices can collect continuous data about their wearer, even without their knowledge, from sleep patterns to heart fitness. This makes them increasingly prominent...
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Revolutionary Contact Lenses Can Control Human-Machine Interaction

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These smart contact lenses for human-machine interaction (HMI) track eye movements and can be used for health care and augmented reality (AR) applications. They...
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Revolutionary High-Resolution Satellites Raise Privacy Concerns

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Startup company Albedo is setting out to collect and provide the highest resolution optical and thermal imagery from the sky. The images will have...
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A Cyberattack Every 39 Seconds – The Dangers of the ‘Remember...

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The Remember Me checkbox promises online users a convenient, one-time log in, but using this feature has various security implications. Research released by the...
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Hackers Can Use the Sound of Swiping to Steal Your Fingerprints

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Nowadays, fingerprints are one of the most popular forms of personal identification, whether it’s unlocking your phone, approving online payments, access control, and many...
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Can AI be Controlled? Expert Opinion

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Some experts claim that there is no current evidence that AI can be controlled safely. And if so, should it even be developed? AI Safety...
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A Camera That Protects Your Face from Unauthorized Recognition

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Facial recognition is technology that can identify or verify a person's identity based on their face, and can be used for various purposes, like unlocking smartphones,...
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Smarter eco-cities, AI and AI of Things

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Smarter eco-cities are intelligent urban environments that leverage cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) solutions to address and mitigate environmental challenges. The integration of AIoT...
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Deep Fakes and Identity Decentralization

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The growing trend of AI-generated content and deep fakes is making us lose our trust in the internet. Can identity decentralization be the solution?...
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AI’s Impact on Cybersecurity

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The impact of AI on cybersecurity is transforming the methods we use to secure digital platforms. It is both providing attackers with sophisticated new...

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Drones Could Soon Navigate Collapsed Buildings Without Slowing Down

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Flying autonomous drones through unpredictable environments remains one of the biggest technical challenges in robotics. In confined spaces such as collapsed buildings, industrial sites,...