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YouTube to start using AI for age verification — you may need an ID to prove it
If the technology incorrectly estimates a user to be under 18, they can verify with a credit card or a government ID. YouTube said it will only allow users who have been verified over 18 to view age-restricted content that may be inappropriate for younger users.
YouTube has started using artificial intelligence (AI) to figure out when users are children pretending to be adults on the ...
Of course, YouTube doesn’t seem to be accounting for the ways this sort of AI oversight would violate their own users’ ...
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Gilead Sciences’s Q2 Earnings Call: Our Top 5 Analyst Questions
Gilead Sciences delivered a better-than-expected second quarter, propelled by the strong performance of its HIV portfolio and ...
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Gilead’s Yeztugo sales “ahead of expectations” following launch
Gilead's PrEP Yeztugo is set to become the pharma's star asset, with GlobalData forecasting of just under $5bn in 2031.
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Yeztugo: Life-saving HIV prevention injection costs $28,000 a year
Gilead Sciences has secured approval from the United States health authorities for its new HIV prevention injection, Yeztugo, but concerns are growing over its steep price tag.
Noticed YouTube's background changing colors while you watch? That's Ambient Mode and you can turn it off if it's not your ...
"Even without requesting ID, why is an AI combing through every single video I watch?" Gerfdas posited. "As an adult, I ...
Por MICHAEL LIEDTKEYouTube comenzará a probar el miércoles un nuevo sistema de verificación de edad en Estados Unidos que se ...
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