As part of its larger commitment to combat “cyberflashing,” the dating app Bumble is open sourcing its AI tool that detects unsolicited lewd images. First debuted in 2019, Private Detector (let’s take a moment to let that name sink in) blurs out nudes that are sent through the Bumble app, giving the user on the […]
Bumble open sourced its AI that detects unsolicited nudes by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch
Data shows that for upstart tech companies in the country, Q3 2022 was the worst time to raise venture capital since Q1 2020.
The seas are getting even rougher for Chinese startups by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Instacart delaying its IPO has left us bereft of new unicorn liquidity data for the rest of 2022. But this turn of events does teach us a few things.
What does Instacart’s supposedly delayed IPO teach us about how unicorns think? by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
At its Build conference in May, Microsoft debuted Project Volterra, a device powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon platform designed to let developers explore “AI scenarios” via Qualcomm’s Neural Processing SDK for Windows toolkit. Today, Volterra — now called Windows Dev Kit 2023 — officially goes on sale, priced at $599 and available from the Microsoft Store […]
Microsoft’s Windows Dev Kit 2023 lets developers tap AI processors on laptops by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
Docker is still around and likely doing better – at last in financial terms — than during its early hype cycle that kicked off the container revolution (only to then be eclipsed by Kubernetes and its ecosystem). Today, the company announced the first technical preview of its WebAssembly (Wasm) support. Browser vendors pioneered Wasm to […]
Docker launches a first preview of its WebAssembly tooling by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
Australia has confirmed an incoming legislative change will significant strengthen its online privacy laws following a spate of data breaches in recent weeks — such as the Optus telco breach last month. “Unfortunately, significant privacy breaches in recent weeks have shown existing safeguards are inadequate. It’s not enough for a penalty for a major data […]
Australia to toughen privacy laws with huge hike in penalties for breaches by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch
