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Can touchless technology make gaming more accessible? | BBC News
For many people, grabbing a mouse or games controller to operate their computer is second nature.
However, for some disabled people, it can be a challenge, or even impossible.
Could “touchless computing” help?
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Robots have integrated in our lives in different ways and have taken over some tasks which were exclusively done by humans.
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Yamaha Motors has revealed it is developing a robot designed to ride any racing motorbike at high speeds. The Japanese …
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The BBC’s been investigating the rise in child sex abuse material resulting from the rapid proliferation of open-source AI image generators.
Our Cyber Correspondent Joe Tidy looks at how paedophiles have been able to get around safeguards designed to stop sexual AI images being made. He’s left shaken after being shown the never-before-seen illegal imagery that has been redacted by the Internet Watch Foundation.
In Munich, the scientist who created a leading AI image generator is challenged about why he decided to make it open source.
Who are the people who make these images and publish them on the internet? One man who does it tells the BBC that no children are harmed with AI image generation. But a forensic psychologist and former US Marshal argue the material encourages the abuse of kids.
Reported by Joe Tidy.
Produced, filmed and edited by Jack Garland.
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Hackers from all over the world have descend on Las Vegas for two major security conferences.
BBC North America technology reporter Dave Lee met researcher Billy Rios who claims his company has uncovered a major vulnerability in a medical device that could have serious consequences.
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Dogs can copy each other’s expressions in a split-second just like humans, showing the ability to “read emotions”, according to Italian researchers.
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