Emotion recognition has long been a crucial aspect of understanding human behavior and interactions. With the advancements in technology, particularly the utilization of convolutional neural networks (CNN), a new method presented by Lanbo Xu from Northeastern University in China has opened up a realm of possibilities for improving the accuracy and speed of dynamic emotion
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Recent research conducted by RIKEN physicists has brought to light the fascinating concept of using magnetic fields to engineer flat bands in twisted graphene layers. This discovery has opened up a whole new realm of possibilities for exploring exotic physics in graphene, a material already known for its unique properties. Graphene, a single layer of
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The issue of nonconsensual deepfake pornography is a growing concern, with researchers estimating that 90 percent of deepfake videos are of porn, particularly targeting women. Despite the prevalence of this problem, legislators seem to be more focused on political deepfakes rather than intimate image violations. While there is a push to protect electoral integrity through
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Consumer protection and anti-waste groups are rallying together to urge the Federal Trade Commission to address the issue of software tethering, a practice that ties hardware’s functionality to external software, often rendering products unusable after software updates cease. The lack of clarity and enforcement surrounding this issue has led to a situation where consumers cannot
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