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Chameleon AI Model That Can Add Digital Mask to Protect Images From Facial Recognition Tools Unveiled
A group of researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can protect users from undesired facial scanning by bad actors. Dubbed Chameleon, the AI model uses a special masking technology to generate a mask that hides the faces in images without impacting the visual quality of the protected image. Additionally, the researcher...
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Nvidia AI Summit India: Jensen Huang Speaks About Blackwell GPUs, AI Strategy for India and AI Agents
Nvidia AI Summit India event’s day two was kicked off by company CEO Jensen Huang on Thursday. The CEO took the stage adorned in his trademark black leather jacket and greeted India saying, “India is very, very dear to the world's computer industry and central to the IT industry.” During his keynote speech, Huang spoke about the rise of techn...
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Apple Details Its Private Cloud Compute System, Promises Stateless Computation and Verifiable Transparency
Apple Intelligence took centre stage at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023, highlighting new artificial intelligence (AI) features that will debut with the upcoming iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. During the event, the tech giant revealed that some of the processing for the AI features will be done on-device and the mor...
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ChromeOS Flex for Old PC and Mac Computers Out of Beta, Google Updates List of Certified Models
Google has announced that it is now rolling out ChromeOS Flex, which was previously available to beta testers, for older PC and Mac users. It is free-to-download and is available via the company’s website. Google claims that it relatively consumes 19 percent lesser energy. Additionally, Google has also updated it list of certified devices which n...
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Earth's Formation Explained With the Help of New Theory Using Laboratory Experiments, Computer Simulations
In a recent study to understand the composition of the Earth, researchers at ETH Zurich created dynamic models and simulated the formation of planets. Researchers ran simulations and collided thousands of planetesimals with each other in the early solar system. They observed that a mixture of several different planetesimals could lead to Earth's co...
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‘Didn’t Expect It To Be So Hard’: Elon Musk on Fully Self-Driving Cars
FSD v9 Beta is expected to incorporate Tesla Vision, a new computer vision system from Tesla that relies entirely on cameras without readings from the radar sensor. When a Tesla fan asked Elon Musk when full-self drive is coming, the Tesla CEO candidly admitted that he didn't think it would be so hard.
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Boeing Said to Change 737 Max Flight-Control Software to Address Flaw
Boeing plans further changes to the software architecture of the 737 MAX flight-control system to address a flaw discovered after a test in June, two people briefed on the matter said late on Thursday.
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Tesla Model 3 Braking Improves With On-Air Software Update
The 'connected automobile' has truly come of age. While in the past, one had to resort to mechanical upgrades like better brake pads, cross drilled and slotted discs and of course, weight reduction, to improve braking performance, Tesla has done it with a few lines of computer code. A new on-air update for the Tesla Model 3 has improved braking in ...
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Infosys Treats Its New Recruits Like Fighter Pilots
When Infosys set out to remake its internal training program, instructors visited flight schools to see how professional pilots are taught to deal with fast-changing situations. That led the outsourcing giant to model classes on flight simulators that teach recruits to work faster, think for themselves and anticipate corporate customers' needs. The...
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Tesla To Equip All Cars With Full Self-Driving Technology; Won't Use It Just Yet
Tesla's much debated self driving technology has taken a new turn towards enhanced safety. The company recently announced that all of its vehicles will come equipped with self-driving capability, making them substantially safer than a human driver.
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China to Press in 'Magic Cube' to Study Earth's Future
China plans to employ a special USD 14 million "magic cube" super computer as tall as a two-storey building in its quest to know the earth's future and calculate the potential changes to the climate and biological systems.
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IBM offers cloud-based services to Chinese firms to address security concerns
Under the new software deployment model, financial data provider Shanghai Wind Information will send publicly available data to IBM's cloud for risk analysis.
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Computer modelling helping to anticipate crime hot spots: Report
A new computer modelling system reportedly allows law enforcers to anticipate crime patterns, especially in the hot spots of crime.
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iGate CEO aims to shake up IT industry billing model
A former Infosys Ltd executive is challenging the IT outsourcing industry's billing model by charging for results instead of basing fees on the time and labour put in by the armies of staff working for India's big firms.
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Chameleon AI Model That Can Add Digital Mask to Protect Images From Facial Recognition Tools Unveiled
A group of researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can protect users from undesired facial scanning by bad actors. Dubbed Chameleon, the AI model uses a special masking technology to generate a mask that hides the faces in images without impacting the visual quality of the protected image. Additionally, the researcher...
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Nvidia AI Summit India: Jensen Huang Speaks About Blackwell GPUs, AI Strategy for India and AI Agents
Nvidia AI Summit India event’s day two was kicked off by company CEO Jensen Huang on Thursday. The CEO took the stage adorned in his trademark black leather jacket and greeted India saying, “India is very, very dear to the world's computer industry and central to the IT industry.” During his keynote speech, Huang spoke about the rise of techn...
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Apple Details Its Private Cloud Compute System, Promises Stateless Computation and Verifiable Transparency
Apple Intelligence took centre stage at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023, highlighting new artificial intelligence (AI) features that will debut with the upcoming iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. During the event, the tech giant revealed that some of the processing for the AI features will be done on-device and the mor...
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ChromeOS Flex for Old PC and Mac Computers Out of Beta, Google Updates List of Certified Models
Google has announced that it is now rolling out ChromeOS Flex, which was previously available to beta testers, for older PC and Mac users. It is free-to-download and is available via the company’s website. Google claims that it relatively consumes 19 percent lesser energy. Additionally, Google has also updated it list of certified devices which n...
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Earth's Formation Explained With the Help of New Theory Using Laboratory Experiments, Computer Simulations
In a recent study to understand the composition of the Earth, researchers at ETH Zurich created dynamic models and simulated the formation of planets. Researchers ran simulations and collided thousands of planetesimals with each other in the early solar system. They observed that a mixture of several different planetesimals could lead to Earth's co...
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‘Didn’t Expect It To Be So Hard’: Elon Musk on Fully Self-Driving Cars
FSD v9 Beta is expected to incorporate Tesla Vision, a new computer vision system from Tesla that relies entirely on cameras without readings from the radar sensor. When a Tesla fan asked Elon Musk when full-self drive is coming, the Tesla CEO candidly admitted that he didn't think it would be so hard.
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Boeing Said to Change 737 Max Flight-Control Software to Address Flaw
Boeing plans further changes to the software architecture of the 737 MAX flight-control system to address a flaw discovered after a test in June, two people briefed on the matter said late on Thursday.
-
Tesla Model 3 Braking Improves With On-Air Software Update
The 'connected automobile' has truly come of age. While in the past, one had to resort to mechanical upgrades like better brake pads, cross drilled and slotted discs and of course, weight reduction, to improve braking performance, Tesla has done it with a few lines of computer code. A new on-air update for the Tesla Model 3 has improved braking in ...
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Infosys Treats Its New Recruits Like Fighter Pilots
When Infosys set out to remake its internal training program, instructors visited flight schools to see how professional pilots are taught to deal with fast-changing situations. That led the outsourcing giant to model classes on flight simulators that teach recruits to work faster, think for themselves and anticipate corporate customers' needs. The...
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Tesla To Equip All Cars With Full Self-Driving Technology; Won't Use It Just Yet
Tesla's much debated self driving technology has taken a new turn towards enhanced safety. The company recently announced that all of its vehicles will come equipped with self-driving capability, making them substantially safer than a human driver.
-
China to Press in 'Magic Cube' to Study Earth's Future
China plans to employ a special USD 14 million "magic cube" super computer as tall as a two-storey building in its quest to know the earth's future and calculate the potential changes to the climate and biological systems.
-
IBM offers cloud-based services to Chinese firms to address security concerns
Under the new software deployment model, financial data provider Shanghai Wind Information will send publicly available data to IBM's cloud for risk analysis.
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Computer modelling helping to anticipate crime hot spots: Report
A new computer modelling system reportedly allows law enforcers to anticipate crime patterns, especially in the hot spots of crime.
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iGate CEO aims to shake up IT industry billing model
A former Infosys Ltd executive is challenging the IT outsourcing industry's billing model by charging for results instead of basing fees on the time and labour put in by the armies of staff working for India's big firms.
