Researchers are developing Artificial Intelligence to allow advisory ‘quarantining’ of hate speech, similar to malware filters, controlling exposure to ‘hateful content’. The use of hate speech via social media could be tackled using the same ‘quarantine’ approach used to combat malicious software. The definition of hate speech varies between nation, law and
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The federal government has expressed its readiness to partner Osun State Government in the development of the mining sector in the state. It also assured the state government of its commitment to collaborate with the relevant government agencies to ensure proper exploration of the mineral resources in the state. The
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The global village is in a frenzy to correct the environmental damages been wrought by man-made creations. We happen to be in times teeming with unmitigated environmental anomalies. These we have seen all over the world in cases as global warming, erratic climate change, acid rain, ozone layer depletion and
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Times and seasons define human existence and this is evidenced in the saying that "change is the only constant concept". Change occurs in many ways – for life, for mentalities, for preferences, for trends, and for how things can be done. Over the years and decades, the architectural ecosystem has
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Amazon is set to ‘wave’ goodbye to card payments at its cashierless grocery store. The firm received a patent for a ‘touchless scanning system’ that identifies customers using hand recognition. Customers would scan their hand in order to enter the store and again when they are ready to purchase items at the
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Iranian mining sector is expected to export up to $10 billion of minerals and mining industry products by the end of the current Iranian calendar year (March 19, 2020), IRNA reported on Wednesday, quoting an industry official as saying. “Mines of Iran will not only meet the needs of the country’s
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Year after year, analyses show that millions of people make questionable choices when it comes to the passwords they use to protect their accounts. And fresh statistics for the year that is drawing to a close confirm that bad habits do die hard and many people willingly put themselves in
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) had projected that the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), simply known as Open Sky for Africa will enhance air connectivity in the continent, bridge the gaps where travelers would have to travel to Europe while connecting flights from one African destination to another. IATA
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Water downstream of a Rio Tinto mine in southern Madagascar contains high concentrations of uranium and lead, potentially endangering local residents who depend on a nearby lake and river for drinking water, a study released on Friday found. Lead, when ingested, can impede the mental and physical development of children, while
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A significant distinguishing factor between traditional and new-age practices is technology. The disruption and changes encompass the simplest of things to the most complex of structures. There is a form of rigidity when it comes to the old ways of doing things in these professions evidenced in the close-minded approach to
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