Our fingerprints may not be unique, claims AI
An AI tool can identify prints from different fingers belonging to the same person.
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Lapsus$: GTA 6 hacker handed indefinite hospital order
Judge says hacker remains a high risk through his skills and motivation to carry out cyber-crime.
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But it has been met with consternation from the performers themselves, with World of Warcraft voice actor Andrew Russell calling it “garbage”, while Shelby Young, who will provide the voice of Yuko in the upcoming Persona 3: Reload, said she was “really disappointed” in the union.
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Esports vs. Traditional Sports: Who Will Win the Battle for Fans?
For decades, traditional sports like football, basketball, baseball, and soccer have dominated the global stage, attracting billions of fans and generating immense revenue streams. Yet in recent years, esports—the world of competitive video gaming—has emerged as a cultural and commercial powerhouse. With millions of players, global tournaments, and massive streaming audiences, esports is no longer…
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NASA releases new stunning image of “Christmas Tree Cluster” – CBS News Watch CBS News NASA this week released a new image of a celestial formation known as the “Christmas Tree Cluster.” The stars appear to form the glowing shape of a tree. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live…
“Vanilla Gift” card issuer faces lawsuit over card-draining scam risk
A gift card issuer is facing a lawsuit over allegations it failed to make its popular prepaid cards less susceptible to a common scam. The lawsuit, filed last month by San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu, alleges Incom’s “Vanilla Gift” and “One Vanilla” non-reloadable cards featured “insufficient” packaging and “lax security features” that made them…
