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The UK could allow messaging apps to scan images of child sexual abuse
The amendment to the Internet Safety Act requires technology companies to make the best effort to implement new technologies to detect and eliminate c
The amendment to the Internet Safety Act requires technology companies to make the best effort to implement new technologies to detect and eliminate child abuse and sexual exploitation. According to Priti Patel, the change in the law balances the need to protect children while protecting the privacy of online users. Ofcom may require technology companies to develop new technologies to detect offensive material. There are between 550,000 and 850,000 people in the UK who sexually threaten children. Ofcom can impose fines of up to £ 18 million or 10% of the companys annual sales worldwide. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
Garena Free Fire MAX Redeem Codes For July 6 Last Chance To Win Todays Rewards
Garena Free Fire. LATAM Latin America has created a position for players from that region. You can test your angel rhythm skills and try to get the hi
Garena Free Fire. LATAM Latin America has created a position for players from that region. You can test your angel rhythm skills and try to get the highest score. Another way to have fun in the game is to change your appearance and try out all the fun skins the game has to offer. And to get access to more skins and costumes, you can just use these redeem codes. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
Twitter is suing the center against certain content removal orders
Twitter has filed a lawsuit to challenge some of the government orders to remove particular content. The IT Ministry had requested that Twitter follow
Twitter has filed a lawsuit to challenge some of the government orders to remove particular content. The IT Ministry had requested that Twitter follow its directives by July 4 last month. Many of these blocking orders, according to the social media company, are procedurally and substantively flawed. According to Ashwini Vaishnav, Union Minister for Railways, Communications, and Electronics and Information Technology, social media use is becoming more prevalent in nations around the world. He claimed that selfregulation, industry regulation, and governmental regulations could all contribute to this. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
Fujitsu increases focus on telecommunications investments in South America
The Japanese computer and technology group Fujitsu is focusing its investments on the telecommunications sector in South America. Its main segment in
The Japanese computer and technology group Fujitsu is focusing its investments on the telecommunications sector in South America. Its main segment in the region is products for data centers, and it boasts large contracts in the storage segment. The company is now competing for a share of the emerging open RAN segment, as well as for optical products. Japanese electronics giant Fujitsu plans to enter the telecom market in South America by 2023. The company sees potential in industrial hubs, agribusiness, and offshore drilling firms, as well as in private networks. It already has customers in Brazil, Colombia, Chile, and Argentina. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
Two senators want an FTC investigation into TikToks use of American data
The Federal Trade Commission FTC is being asked to investigate TikTok and parent company ByteDance over its handling of U.S. data. Senator Mark Warner
The Federal Trade Commission FTC is being asked to investigate TikTok and parent company ByteDance over its handling of U.S. data. Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat, and Republican Marco Rubio have called on the FTC to look into the matter. This follows a Buzzfeed report that said TikTok allowed employees in China to repeatedly access the private data of users in the United States. TikTok says it has not shared user data with the Chinese government. TikTok is one of the worlds most popular social media apps with more than 1 billion active users globally and counts the U.S. as its largest market. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
In the biggest breach, a hacker offers to sell a Chinese police database
A hacker has made an offer to sell a database from the Shanghai police that may have data on 1 billion Chinese people. It was impossible to determine
A hacker has made an offer to sell a database from the Shanghai police that may have data on 1 billion Chinese people. It was impossible to determine how big the leak was. Chinese authorities have mastered the art of gathering digital and biological data on peoples daily activities and social connections. According to a rights group, there is no system in place to hold governmental organizations accountable for data leaks. Staterun media did not report the Shanghai police breach because it has also been largely subject to censorship. The Chinese public typically has less faith in private companies and more trust in the governments handling of data. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
Gold Coast rocket maker forges its way into Australias nascent space industry, building a bus to the stars
Adam Gilmours rocket company is preparing to launch a rocket into the Moons orbit. The Gold Coastbased entrepreneur taught himself the basics of rocke
Adam Gilmours rocket company is preparing to launch a rocket into the Moons orbit. The Gold Coastbased entrepreneur taught himself the basics of rockets in his spare time before founding the company. Australia played a critical part in the golden era of space exploration in the 1960s and 70s. The launch of a NASA rocket has fuelled hopes that Australias space industry is waking from its long slumber. But there is still more to do to harness the countrys full potential, says Australian Space Agency boss Enrico Palermo and industry expert David Gilmour. B2B Tech News | 2 years ago
Adobe Researchers AI CLIPS open source image subtitles
ClipS is an imagecaptioning AI model that produces finegrained descriptions of images. In assessments with captions generated by other models, human j
ClipS is an imagecaptioning AI model that produces finegrained descriptions of images. In assessments with captions generated by other models, human judges most often preferred those generated by CLIPS. The team also developed a new reference dataset, FineCapEval. Researchers have developed a novel way to finetune the textencoder portion of CLIP. They also introduced a twolayer classifier head that detects whether a sentence is grammatically correct. B2B Tech News | 2 years agoGet The News to use newsletter to
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