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MIT CSAIL’s TextFooler generates adversarial text to strengthen natural language models

February 7, 2020
AI and machine learning algorithms are vulnerable to adversarial samples that have alterations from the originals. That’s especially problematic as natural language models become capable of generating humanlike text, because of their attractiveness to malicious actors who would use them to produce misleading media. In pursuit of a technique that illustrates the extent to which adversarial text…
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Samsung Galaxy M20 Android 10 update rollout expands to Europe

February 7, 2020
Samsung releasedAndroid 10 and One UI 2.0 for the Galaxy M20in India in December. Now it’s time for the European units to get a taste of the latest version of Android. The update is currently seeding in Germany, Greece and Luxembourg, but it should expand to more countries of the Old Continent in the coming days. The new build skips some features like the built-in screen…
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Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro appear in a promo image

February 7, 2020
The Xiaomi Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro have appeared in a leaked promo banner ahead of their expected February 13 announcement. The bluish-colored handset with four cameras is the Mi 10 Pro, while the green unit is likely the vanilla Mi 10, which also sports four snappers on the…
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Motorola Razr teardown looks inside the flexible phone

February 7, 2020
YouTube channel PBKreviews has given Motorola’s modern Razr the teardown treatment a day before it becomes available. And based on how many screws and cables the host had to go through to get to the flexible display, you’ll probably want to go straight to a repair center instead of trying to fix the device yourself in case anything happens to it. In fact, you’ll have to…
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NYPD will replace handwritten logs with an iPhone app later this month

February 7, 2020
After more than a century, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) is retiring the handwritten memo books carried by police officers and replacing them with an app, The New York Times reports. On February 17th, officers will begin recording their detailed activity logs in an iOS app on department-issued iPhones. The app will send notes to a department database, which offers a few benefits…
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