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Bumble and Hinge allowed stalkers to pinpoint users’ locations down to 2 meters, researchers say (techcrunch.com)

In a new academic paper, researchers from the Belgian university KU Leuven detailed their findings when they analyzed 15 popular dating apps. Of those, Badoo, Bumble, Grindr, happn, Hinge and Hily all had the same vulnerability that could have helped a malicious user to identify the near-exact location of another user, according...

How Adobe’s bet on non-exploitative AI is paying off (archive.is)

The company says it’s proof that quality AI models don’t have to include controversial copyrighted content. Adobe trained Firefly on content that had an explicit license allowing AI training, which means the bulk of the training data comes from Adobe’s library of stock photos, says Greenfield. The company offers creators...

Collaborative Robot Market Size Analysis, Industry Outlook, & Region Forecast, 2024-2035 (lemdro.id)

Roots analysis has released the latest market research report on the Collaborative Robot Market, offering a comprehensive analysis of global industry size, and delving deeply into various segments covered in the study report. Additionally, the report covers an in-depth study of current industry statistics, market size, regional...

Elevate Productivity with Cutting-Edge Enterprise WiFi (www.ruckusnetworks.com)

Experience Exceptional Connectivity with Enterprise WiFi Solutions - Elevate your network to new heights with powerful enterprise-grade WiFi solutions. Discover the latest innovations and best practices for 2023 and beyond, ensuring robust and reliable wireless connectivity for your business. Empower your enterprise with...

Covid-era whiz kid is back, and he brought a Friend — a wearable, always listening, $99 AI companion (www.geekwire.com)

This isn’t a joke, though it almost seems like one. It uses Llama 3.1, and supposedly the conversation data stays on the device and gets forgotten over time (through what the founder calls a rolling “context window”)....

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