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Police in Hyderabad Use Facial Recognition Technology to Enforce COVID-19 Policy.
Hyderabad was one of the first municipal police agencies in India to issue traffic fines and capture images of persons who disobeyed mask laws using smartphone.
The road ahead for Dell's Concept Luna laptop with repairability is long.
If it ever makes it to market, this will be fantastic for repairability.
Android and Google Nest devices can now communicate with Matter.
Devices like Google Home and Google Nest can act as hubs for other Matter-enabled goods.
In Miami, Uber Eats will deliver food using robots that stroll on the sidewalk.
Before expanding to many cities in 2023, Cartken's AI-powered sidewalk robots will first arrive in Miami.
Tim Cook Confirms and discloses That iPhones Use Sony Camera Sensors.
Modern Sony picture sensors are expected to be included in the iPhone 15 series.
ChatGPT Is a Stunning AI, but Human Jobs Are Safe
Although ChatGPT is a magnificent AI, human jobs are safe.
Once their use is made clear, Sony is prepared to produce humanoid robots quickly.
In 2018, Sony released an upgraded version of its robot dog Aibo, which sold 20,000 units in just six months.
How to Send Your Face Back in Time Using MyHeritage's "AI Time Machine."
MyHeritage's AI Time Machine, which creates realistic images of what you might have looked like in other eras, became well-known because to a TikTok fad.
Samsung developing new "XISOCELL" image sensors.
The current series of smartphone camera sensors from Samsung have ISOCELL branding, which reduces interference and noise from two adjacent pixels in a camera.
Nvidia and Microsoft are collaborating to create a "massive" cloud AI computer
Nvidia stated that it will collaborate with Microsoft to create AI models in addition to providing the processors to the software and cloud juggernaut.
The unsettling reality of AI copyright is that we never know what will occur next.
AI copyright has the disconcerting aspect that we can never predict what may happen next.
Facial recognition technology is illegal in Italy except to fight crime
Italy won't let the use of biometric facial recognition technology until a particular law is passed, or at the very least until the end of next year.