Reddit, a platform known for its user-generated content and online forums, has recently come under scrutiny from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regarding its data-licensing business. The company’s attempt to monetize its data through the training of artificial intelligence systems has raised concerns about privacy, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance. The FTC’s non-public inquiry into
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Reddit, in preparation for its upcoming IPO, revealed that by licensing user posts to tech giants like Google for AI projects, it could potentially generate $203 million in revenue over the next few years. However, this move has already attracted attention from US regulators. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently sent a letter to Reddit
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Over the past decade, flexible sensors have made significant advancements in sensing capabilities. However, measuring complex deformations resulting from forces or strains from multiple axes remains a challenge due to the lack of independent perception of multi-axial stimuli. The main obstacle for independently perceiving biaxial stimuli lies in the Poisson’s effect of sensing materials. Researchers
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A recent study published in the Journal of Remote Sensing has revolutionized the field of solar radiation estimation. Researchers have successfully utilized data augmentation in conjunction with the LightGBM machine learning model to accurately predict both diffuse and direct solar radiation. This breakthrough approach has enabled researchers to overcome the limitations of sparse and unevenly
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LED technology has come a long way since its inception in the late 19th century with Thomas Edison’s invention of the incandescent lamp. Fast forward to 1969, the first red light emitting diodes (LEDs) lamp made its debut. However, the breakthrough in creating white light bulbs using high-energy blue light remained a challenge until 1998
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