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Dr Eisert, from Humboldt University in Germany, told us how pulse rates in super-realistic deepfakes are hard to detect and could escape traditional detector technology.
A new AI tool to spot suspected skin cancer has been approved for NHS use.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence said that the technology has the potential to reduce waiting times.
Plus, a soviet rocket entry capsule, which was headed for Venus, is expected to come crashing back to Earth in the coming days.
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Dr Eisert, from Humboldt University in Germany, told us how pulse rates in super-realistic deepfakes are hard to detect and could escape traditional detector technology.
A new AI tool to spot suspected skin cancer has been approved for NHS use.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence said that the technology has the potential to reduce waiting times.
Plus, a soviet rocket entry capsule, which was headed for Venus, is expected to come crashing back to Earth in the coming days.
Also in this episode:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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