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Google Algorithm Turned This Zurich Engineer Into an Infamous Serial Killer 'The Sadist'
Google Search algorithm mistakingly identified a Zurich-based engineer Hristo Georgiev as a Bulgarian serial killer who was infamously known as 'The Sadist' in the '80s.
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Google's New Algorithm Can Remove Watermarks From Photos, Suggests Replacement
Introducing random geometric perturbations to the watermark - warping it when embedding it in each image - can replace current watermarks.
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Google's Guetzli JPEG Encoder Compresses Images by 35 Percent; Chrome 57 for Android Out Now
Google has announced a new open source JPEG encoder called Guetzli that creates images with file sizes 35 percent smaller enabling afterload time of webpages.
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Why Google Once Claimed That Barack Obama Was Staging A Coup
Google's reputation is built on its algorithms, which are increasingly being used to give answers out of the search engine's index of results. But what used to be a list - the first page of results - has become simpler over the past couple of years: Sometimes, Google extracts one result that it thinks will best answer whatever it is you're asking, ...
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Google Algorithm Turned This Zurich Engineer Into an Infamous Serial Killer 'The Sadist'
Google Search algorithm mistakingly identified a Zurich-based engineer Hristo Georgiev as a Bulgarian serial killer who was infamously known as 'The Sadist' in the '80s.
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Google's New Algorithm Can Remove Watermarks From Photos, Suggests Replacement
Introducing random geometric perturbations to the watermark - warping it when embedding it in each image - can replace current watermarks.
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Google's Guetzli JPEG Encoder Compresses Images by 35 Percent; Chrome 57 for Android Out Now
Google has announced a new open source JPEG encoder called Guetzli that creates images with file sizes 35 percent smaller enabling afterload time of webpages.
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Why Google Once Claimed That Barack Obama Was Staging A Coup
Google's reputation is built on its algorithms, which are increasingly being used to give answers out of the search engine's index of results. But what used to be a list - the first page of results - has become simpler over the past couple of years: Sometimes, Google extracts one result that it thinks will best answer whatever it is you're asking, ...
