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Can you detect these deepfakes? 99.9% cant, claims biometrics leader iProov
Thomas Macaulay
Deepfakes have become alarmingly difficult to detect. So difficult, that only 0.1% of people today can identify them. Thats according to iProov, a British biometric authentication firm. The company ...[Continue Reading]
The Next Web
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Cold Calculus: Modeling Heat Exchange in the Arctic
Michael Schirber
Arctic ice is shrinking at a rate of 12% per decade, according to satellite data. The evolving Arctic sea ice cover is an eye-catching indicator of a changing climate, says Srikanth Toppaladoddi of ...[Continue Reading]
Aps.org
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To speak as Gaia
brendan
We had constant cross-referencing of the subjects we covered with each of them and benefited also from their questions to our guests. These included James Lovelock, David Suzuki, Rupert Sheldrake, ...[Continue Reading]
Theecologist.org
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China Sets Up 'Planetary Defense' Unit Over 2032 Asteroid Threat
Maya Mehrara
China has established a "planetary defense" team to counter the threat of an asteroid that could hit Earth in 2032. As concerns grow regarding the threat from space, Beijing's State Administration o ...[Continue Reading]
Newsweek
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Why Med Spas Are a Must-Try
Sierra Blake
In todays fast-paced world, prioritising self-care is crucial; stress, environmental factors, and hectic schedules take a toll on physical appearance and overall well-being. Traditional spas provide ...[Continue Reading]
We-heart.com
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Michael O. Snyder: Placing Bets on Mosquitos
Aline Smithson
Michael O. Snyder, Abraham Lincoln, from Placing Bets on Mosquitos If there was ever a time in the history of our country that recognizes presidential flaws, we are currently living it. Michael O. ...[Continue Reading]
Lenscratch.com
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