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Hong Kong Mulls Use Of Ai To Detect Suspected Acts Of Voyeurism, Security Chief Says
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Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, mentioned that the police are contemplating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to identify potential instances of voyeurism as reports of such incidents continue to rise in the region. The security minister stated at the Legislative Council (LegCo) on Wednesday that utilizing AI technology could assist law…
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Hong Kong Mulls Use Of Ai To Detect Suspected Acts Of Voyeurism, Security Chief Says
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Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, mentioned that the police are contemplating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to identify potential instances of voyeurism as reports of such incidents continue to rise in the region. The security minister stated at the Legislative Council (LegCo) on Wednesday that utilizing AI technology could assist law…
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Hong Kong Mulls Use Of Ai To Detect Suspected Acts Of Voyeurism, Security Chief Says
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Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, mentioned that the police are contemplating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to identify potential instances of voyeurism as reports of such incidents continue to rise in the region. The security minister stated at the Legislative Council (LegCo) on Wednesday that utilizing AI technology could assist law…
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China’S Unitree Fixes Security Flaw Allowing Hackers Remote Control Of Robot Dogs
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The company behind the startup has minimized the effects of the vulnerability, pointing out that the specific model involved has been taken off the market. Unitree Robotics One of China’s top robotics companies reported shutting down a third-party remote control service after discovering that it left their Go1 robotic dog vulnerable to potential hacking.…
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China’S Unitree Fixes Security Flaw Allowing Hackers Remote Control Of Robot Dogs
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The company behind the startup has minimized the effects of the vulnerability, pointing out that the specific model involved has been taken off the market. Unitree Robotics One of China’s top robotics companies reported shutting down a third-party remote control service after discovering that it left their Go1 robotic dog vulnerable to potential hacking.…