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AI deletes the nudes for you – Kelsey Bressler

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Researchers in Seattle are developing the software which automatically deletes the unwanted nude photos that has been sent to the private message before they are ever seen.

Kelsey Bressler started the project after she was sent an unsolicited nude photo by a man.

This made her work on the project which can detect the unwanted penis pictures and deletes them before they are seen. She said this is the responsibility of social network to work on these type of projects. Not all want the nude photos being sent to you.

“When you receive a photo unsolicited it feels disrespectful and violating,” Ms Bressler told the BBC.

The test for this project was done by inviting some men on the twitter inbox where they “send nudes for science.”

This made so many volunteered their nude photos that the team had to close the inbox.

It was a huge success though.

Some initial tests showed the system was “tricked” by a man wearing a cage over his genitals.

These photos were missed by the AI. However, Ms Bressler said the project was a “huge success” when it has to identify and delete the clear penis photos and nudes.

Ms  Kelsey Bressler said that the issue comes up in her news feed almost daily, but the Twitter has not yet shown anything to overcome this issue. She is unhappy with the tech companies that they have not yet thought about this project.

Ms Bressler is ready to share the research with the Twitter when the project is completed.

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Preview of the Clock app on macOS Ventura: Right on time

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Each year, the new major version of macOS is enriched with applications from iOS. macOS Monterey won Shortcuts, macOS Ventura welcomes Weather and Clock. These two applications have been brought through Catalyst , the gateway between the iPad and the Mac. We won’t come back to the Mac version of Weather that we already presented in a previous article , or just to say that it is complete and pleasant to use.

The Clock app on macOS Ventura

If you know the iPad’s Clock app, you know the Mac’s “new” Clock app. The two versions are identical, except for a few details. The interface has been slightly adapted for the big screen and the mouse of the Mac: the tabs are not at the bottom of the window, but at the top. There is no “Edit” button in the Clocks and Alarm sections, you have to hover over the saved clocks and alarms to reveal a small cross allowing them to be deleted (or make a secondary click on the clock). A few other interface elements have been tweaked with Catalyst to look more natural on the Mac.

The application has not yet been fully translated in this first beta

As on iPad, the application icon in the Dock is dynamic, it displays the real time. On the other hand, it lacks the second hand. Maybe it will come in an upcoming beta.

Apple has made a small effort to integrate with macOS. When you activate a timer, the countdown is displayed in the menu bar.

Actions are available in Shortcuts to automatically trigger certain features based on other apps or various actions. This compatibility with Shortcuts allows an interesting integration to its workflow.

Finally, you can ask Siri to create timers and alarms. You can also go through the voice assistant to know the time in a city at the end of the world.

The Clock app on macOS Ventura is therefore no surprise and should suit you if you are satisfied with its mobile version. Apple could make it more attractive (an additional light theme, several simultaneous timers…), but this criticism is not specific to this Mac version.

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Apple announces macOS 13 Ventura, the next major software update for the Mac

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June 9, 2022

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The new macOS includes updated apps and some multitasking enhancements.

CUPERTINO, Calif.—As expected, Apple has used the stage at its WWDC 2022 keynote to reveal the features and changes coming to macOS in the next major software update for the platform, macOS 13 Ventura.Ventura’s headlining feature is a new multitasking interface called Stage Manager. It’s being billed as a way to fight window clutter on a busy desktop—enter Stage Manager mode, and one of your windows floats to the center of the screen, pushing your other windows into a compressed navigation column on the left of the screen. Click a different app window on the left, and it will fly to the center of the screen, knocking the app you were using before into the navigation column.

Spotlight also gets some handy quality-of-life updates, adding the ability to Quick Look search results directly from the Spotlight window, and the ability to run Shortcuts from within Spotlight. Safari picks up the ability to share groups of tabs with other users, letting all users add and remove tabs. The browser is also adding a FIDO-compliant security technology called PassKeys, which aim to replace passwords with cryptographically generated keys that sync between devices using iCloud Keychain. Sites that support PassKeys can be opened using TouchID or FaceID.

Apple’s cross-device Continuity features were also updated. FaceTime calls can be handed off seamlessly between different Macs and iDevices, while Continuity Camera allows you to use an iPhone as a webcam (your iPhone’s LED can even be used as a makeshift ring light). Continuity Camera supports Center Stage and Portrait Mode effects, too, though presumably they will require newer iPhones with hardware that supports those features.

Other features include a redesigned System Preferences app, now called Settings, that brings it more in line with the Settings app in iOS and iPadOS. The Messages app also picks up new features Apple added to iOS 16, including the ability to edit and unsend recently sent messages, and a mark-as-unread feature for message threads.

macOS 13 Ventura will launch later this year. The first beta should be available to developers today, and a public beta will follow in the next few weeks.

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Vivo S6 5G in Upcoming days | Specification, Price, and Availability

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Vivo is one of the best brands in the market. In the upcoming days, the Vivo brand is going to keep its place secure by launching a new model of Vivo smartphone. Vivo S6 5G is an upcoming new smartphone which is going to be released soon.

Reasons to buy Vivo S6 5G

  • It has Dual-mode offering under mid-range price.
  • It has vast storage.

Let’s get into the specification of Vivo S6 5G

  • Brand: Vivo
  • Model: S6 5G
  • Display: 6.44-inch
  • Resolution: 1080 x 2400 pixel
  • Display Type: Super AMOLED
  • Pixel density: 409 PPI
  • Operating System: Android v10 (Q)
  • UI: Funtouch OS
  • Processor: Octa-Core Processor 2.2GHz
  • Chipset: Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 980
  • Architecture: 64bit
  • Graphics: Mali-G76 MP5
  • Camera: 48MP + 8 MP + 2 MP + 2 MP
  • Front-Camera: 32MP
  • Storage: 128GB
  • RAM: 8GB
  • Battery: 4500 mAh Li-ion battery
  • Weight: 181.5 gram
  • SIM slot: Dual
  • Features: Fingerprint sensor(on-screen), Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Compass, Gyroscope
  • Release date: July 16, 2020

Feature of Vivo S6 5G

It features a 6.44-inch full view display with a screen resolution of 1080x 2400 pixels and 409 PPI density.

System:

Talking about its system, it runs on the Funtouch Android v10 (Q) Operating system which is powered by Octa-core and Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 980 Chipset with Mali-G76 MP5.

Camera:

Moving towards the camera, it is equipped with quad-lens cameras 48MP + 8MP + 2MP + 2 MP lens at the rear i.e. backside of the phone. And it is equipped with a 32MP front-facing camera.

Storage:

Talking about the storage capacity, it will have 8GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage but cannot be expanded. It will also have features like optical zoom, auto flash, face detection, digital zoom.

Battery:

Talking about the battery, it is powered by a 4500 mAh battery Li-ion type. The weight of this smartphone will be 181 grams.

Price and the availability of Vivo X50 Pro Plus

In India, the price and the availability of this Vivo smartphone will be Rs. 28, 690 from August 20, 2020. This smartphone will be available in black, blue, and white colors in the market.

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