Puppy love, facial recognition bias | 5 STORIES |
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Puppy love, facial recognition bias and other stories you missed | 5 STORIES | July 23
On this week’s episode: Researchers reveals puppies’ love of people is in their genes, portions of the Amazon start to release more carbon than they take in, drowning statistics reveal deadly racial differences, bias in facial recognition software leads to the arrests of the wrong people and a 97-year-old becomes the world’s oldest tennis player.
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Puppy love, facial recognition bias | 5 STORIES |
Clip: 7/23/2021 | 4m 53sVideo has Closed Captions
On this week’s episode: Researchers reveals puppies’ love of people is in their genes, portions of the Amazon start to release more carbon than they take in, drowning statistics reveal deadly racial differences, bias in facial recognition software leads to the arrests of the wrong people and a 97-year-old becomes the world’s oldest tennis player.
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