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WeTransfer says files not used to train AI after backlash

WeTransfer clarifies files weren’t used for AI training after outcry

Peter G. Killigang

WeTransfer, the widely used cloud-based file transfer service, has responded to growing concerns over data privacy by confirming that users’ uploaded files are not being used to train artificial intelligence…

New AI voice tool trained to copy British regional accents

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British regional accents replicated by new AI voice tool

Peter G. Killigang

A novel artificial intelligence tool that can mimic a variety of regional British accents is gaining attention due to its groundbreaking method for replicating voices. Created with sophisticated machine learning…

National Guard hacked by Chinese ‘Salt Typhoon’ campaign for nearly a year, DHS memo says

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National Guard targeted by Chinese ‘Salt Typhoon’ hackers for almost a year, DHS memo reveals

Peter G. Killigang

A recent internal memorandum from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has shed light on a prolonged cyber intrusion targeting National Guard systems, allegedly carried out by a Chinese-linked…

'Wobbly-tooth puberty': How children's brains change at six-years-old

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‘Wobbly-tooth puberty’: The neuroscience behind six-year-old brain changes

Peter G. Killigang

When children are around six years old, they experience significant developmental transformations impacting their physical development as well as their mental and emotional abilities. This phase, occasionally referred to as…

First Indian astronaut to visit ISS heads back to Earth

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First Indian astronaut to visit ISS returns to Earth

Peter G. Killigang

Después de hacer historia como el primer astronauta indio en formar parte de una misión a la Estación Espacial Internacional (ISS), el más reciente pionero espacial de la nación ha…

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Can AI Solve the Content-Moderation Problem?

Peter G. Killigang

The rapid growth of digital communication platforms has brought with it an unprecedented volume of online content, sparking an urgent global debate over how to moderate this vast flow of…

'Autofocus' specs promise sharp vision, near or far

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‘Autofocus’ specs guarantee sharp vision, close up or distant

Peter G. Killigang

Advancements in optical technology are transforming the way people see the world, with new developments promising a future where glasses can automatically adjust focus, providing sharp vision at varying distances…

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M&S and Co-op targeted: Four arrested in cyber-attacks

Peter G. Killigang

Law enforcement officials have confirmed the arrest of four individuals in connection with recent cyber-attacks that affected prominent UK retail chains Marks & Spencer and Co-op. The coordinated actions represent…

Video game actors' strike officially ends after AI deal

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Video game actors’ strike finished as AI deal is sealed

Peter G. Killigang

The dispute involving voice actors in the video game sector has concluded, resulting in a crucial agreement that deals with the increasing presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in the gaming…

The US has a plan to breed millions of flies and drop them from planes. Here’s why

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What’s behind the US plan to drop millions of bred flies from planes?

Peter G. Killigang

In a novel strategy for safeguarding agriculture, the United States plans to cultivate and distribute millions of sterile flies across specified regions via aerial deployment. Although it might seem atypical,…