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Bumble Releases AI That Can Find Nudes - Vimarsana News

Bumble Releases AI That Can Find Nudes

The company stated in a weblog that its 'Data Science team has prepared a white paper detailing the technology of Private Detector and has made an open-source version of it available on GitHub.' The well-known women-first dating service Bumble is making its AI tool, Private Detector, available to the public in an effort to prevent the practise of transmitting unwanted nudes online, also known as cyber flashing, and make the internet a safer place for everyone. The new gadget blurs a potential naked image submitted in a Bumble discussion automatically. The decision of whether to see o...

12 top-notch libraries for C++ programming - Vimarsana News

12 top-notch libraries for C++ programming

C++ developers look to these libraries for help building Windows apps, mobile apps, machine learning and scientific apps, and more.

Kafkawize joins Aiven to Continue Open Source Journey - Vimarsana News

Kafkawize joins Aiven to Continue Open Source Journey

On the heels of its successful Series D funding round, Aiven reinvests in its company growth and ongoing commitment to open source program via investment in Kafkawize, now Klaw Aiven, the open source

Google announced that Android 13 is officially open source - Vimarsana News

Google announced that Android 13 is officially open source

Google announced that Android 13 is officially open source. Other brands like Xiaomi and Samsung are preparing this update for their devices

New Cross-Industry Group Launches Open Cybersecurity Framework - Vimarsana News

New Cross-Industry Group Launches Open Cybersecurity Framework

18 companies led by Amazon and Splunk announced the OCSF framework, to provide a standard way for sharing threat detection telemetry among different monitoring tools and applications.