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A Baltimore school’s AI gun detector mistook a Doritos bag for a weapon, sending armed police toward an unarmed student.

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Abstract: This paper presents a practical and cost-effective method for measuring the pitch location in baseball using only a single camera and a radar gun. Pitch location, defined as the position at ...

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Though companies boast about how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the workplace, the incorporation of AI is actually reducing productivity as workers create “workslop,” according to new ...

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A firearms industry trade and lobbying organization secretly built a database containing the personal information of millions of gun owners and used the data to reach gun rights ...