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As digital clones become popular in SA, experts warn of the growing threat posed by the impersonation of public figures.

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Growth Opportunities in Machine Vision in the Electronics and Semiconductor Industry" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms...

A new, non-invasive method to measure and monitor seagrass biomass on the seabed around England’s southwest coast has been successfully demonstr...

FGA Partners is creating opportunities for various startup and growth companies globally via Project Falcon It was announced today that FGA Partners, LLC “FGA”

The use of hyperspectral data in remote sensing of water color is crucial. A team of researchers developed a 1-D denoising method for hyperspectral water data based on sparse representation, according to a study recently published in Applied Sciences.

A new deep learning model that identifies disease-related features from images of eyes has been unveiled by researchers at Tohoku University in Japan.

Kronos Fusion Energy Algorithms is using deep learning neural networks at MathLabs Ventures to consolidate the world's top Fusion Energy research to eight...

Companies Profiled in Image Recognition Market Are Blippar Ltd (London, England), Slyce Acquisition Inc. (Philadelphia, PA, United States), NEC Corporation...

Privacy and Manipulation: How Social Media Has Affected Political Discourse As our interactions with social media and messaging apps become more and more pervasive, does our data remain private or can it be used by algorithms to tailor and manipulate our online experience? The social media messaging application WhatsApp recently updated its privacy policy. WhatsApp has tried to assure users that it cannot read or listen to personal conversations and has even delayed the implementation of the n...

University of California Davis "What approaches are most effective at targeting vaccine misinformation on social media among users unlikely to visit fact-checking websites or engage with thorough corrections?" In light of increasing levels of vaccine hesitancy in several countries, researchers are studying the role of exposure to misinformation - particularly as it spreads on social media - as one of the factors that could negatively influence vaccination attitudes and decisions. One approach ...