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Humanity is bringing God closer to Artificial intelligence, with a Swiss church creating an AI-generated Jesus who will listen to confessions in 100 languages.

In place of a priest, Peter’s chapel in Lucerne, the oldest church in the Swiss city, plugged in an AI-powered computer in the confessional booth.

They are calling it Deus in Machina, which is part of a collaboration with a local university on immersive reality.

“We wanted to see and understand how people react to an AI Jesus. What would they talk with him about? Would there be interest in talking to him? We’re probably pioneers in this,” The Guardian quoted Marco Schmid from the church who is part of the project as saying.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/archaeologists-find-first-jesus-is-god-inscription-in-israeli-prison-call-it-greatest-discovery-777420">Also read: Archaeologists find first 'Jesus is God' inscription in Israeli prison, call it 'greatest discovery'</a>

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After discussing what avatar should be given to the confessional booth listener, they zeroed in on Jesus himself.

Wired into the confessional room is a computer trained in Christian theology. A hologram of Jesus is beamed on a screen that answers questions.

The Jesus image first asks that no personal information be shared, and after pressing the 'agree' button, the worshippers can share their concerns.&nbsp;

The project, which began in August, will end on November 27 with an analysis of its results.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/was-the-body-of-jesus-christ-not-wrapped-in-shroud-of-turin-shocking-study-claims-772300">Also read: Was the body of Jesus Christ not wrapped in Shroud of Turin? Shocking study claims...</a>

Besides Schmid, the AI programme was developed by Philipp Haslbauer and Aljosa Smolic from the Immersive Realities Center at Hochschule Luzern.&nbsp;

According to the Guardian report, more than 1,000 people including tourists from China and Vietnam as well as Muslims 'talked' to Jesus.

And as per Schmid, two-thirds of them felt it was a spiritual experience.&nbsp;

“So we can say they had a religiously positive moment with this AI Jesus. For me, that was surprising,” the paper quoted him as saying. But there were some who felt the interaction was mechanical. 
 
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Humanity is bringing God closer to Artificial intelligence, with a Swiss church creating an AI-generated Jesus who will listen to confessions in 100 languages. In place of a priest, Peter’s chapel in Lucerne, the oldest church in the Swiss city, plugged in an AI-powered computer in the confessional booth.

Humanity is bringing God closer to Artificial intelligence, with a Swiss church creating an AI-generated Jesus who will listen to confessions in 100 languages. In place of a priest, Peter’s chapel in Lucerne, the oldest church in the Swiss city, plugged in an AI-powered computer in the confessional booth. They are calling it Deus in Machina, which is part of a collaboration with a local university on immersive reality. “We wanted to see and understand how people react to an AI Jesus. What would they talk with him about? Would there be interest in talking to him? We’re probably pioneers in this,” The Guardian quoted Marco Schmid from the church who is part of the project as saying. Also read: Archaeologists find first 'Jesus is God' inscription in Israeli prison, call it 'greatest discovery' Watch: Martin Scorsese to make another film on Jesus Christ, meets Pope Francis × After discussing what avatar should be given to the confessional booth listener, they zeroed in on Jesus himself. Wired into the confessional room is a computer trained in Christian theology. A hologram of Jesus is beamed on a screen that answers questions. The Jesus image first asks that no personal information be shared, and after pressing the 'agree' button, the worshippers can share their concerns. The project, which began in August, will end on November 27 with an analysis of its results. Also read: Was the body of Jesus Christ not wrapped in Shroud of Turin? Shocking study claims... Besides Schmid, the AI programme was developed by Philipp Haslbauer and Aljosa Smolic from the Immersive Realities Center at Hochschule Luzern. According to the Guardian report, more than 1,000 people including tourists from China and Vietnam as well as Muslims 'talked' to Jesus. And as per Schmid, two-thirds of them felt it was a spiritual experience. “So we can say they had a religiously positive moment with this AI Jesus. For me, that was surprising,” the paper quoted him as saying. But there were some who felt the interaction was mechanical. (With inputs from agencies)

Jesus meets AI: Swiss church confession booth has God that 'answers' worshippers' concerns

At a massive air show in China, the nation displays its growing aerial power, featuring advanced fighter jets, drones, and cutting-edge military aviation technology.

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The Anahita Speaker Series, an initiative by Carnegie India, is a curation of stirring stories of empowerment, struggle, and success from women professionals in different fields across the globe, bound to inspire young professionals. In this episode of the Anahita Speaker Series, Sindhu Gangadharan, Managing Director of SAP Labs India and Chairperson at NASSCOM, shares her inspiring journey from starting as a software developer to becoming one of the leading voices in the world of technology.

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Apple has launched a feature on its iMessage platform that will allow children to report nude images and videos to the tech firm that would then bring it to the notice of law enforcement agencies.

The change is being rolled out first in Australia from Thursday (Oct 24).

The beta release is part of an update of Apple's operating system and extends the safety measures earlier given to users aged under 13 since iOS 17.

Watch: Shocking Rise In AI-produced Child Abuse Material

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Here is how the new feature aimed at further protecting user privacy will work:

The iPhones can automatically detect images and videos that contain nudity that children might receive or attempt to send in iMessage, AirDrop, FaceTime and Photos.

When such sensitive imagery is&nbsp;detected, the young users will be given intervention screens before they can proceed.

There will be options to contact a parent or guardian and to&nbsp;report the images and videos to Apple.

The device will then generate reports containing the visuals, as well as messages preceding and following the images and videos.

The report will include contact information of both the sender and receiver.&nbsp;

Users can fill out a form to explain what happened, which Apple will review.

Action such as disabling the users' ability to send messages through iMessage will follow. 
 
Apple can also report the issue to law enforcement agencies.

The tech giant said the feature will eventually be rolled out across the world after the beta test in Australia.

Australia was chosen as the first region in the wake of new rules being implemented in the country to crack down on controversial content on tech platforms and devices.

The new rules require companies to monitor child abuse and terror-related content on messaging and cloud services in Australia by the end of 2024.

While Apple maintains that the new features would&nbsp;protect end-to-end encryption and raised concerns about mass surveillance, the law has been softened a bit.

Yet, the&nbsp;Australian&nbsp;government insists that&nbsp;companies must&nbsp;take action to tackle child abuse and terror content.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/new-york-catholic-diocese-to-pay-323mn-to-530-child-sex-abuse-survivors-in-largest-diocese-bankruptcy-762507">New York Catholic diocese to pay $323mn to 530 child sex abuse survivors, in largest US diocese bankruptcy</a>

Apple has drawn criticism across the world over its reluctance to ease up on its end-to-end encryption to help law enforcement.

There was earlier a plan from Apple to scan photos and videos stored in its iCloud for child sexual abuse material (CSAM), but that was scrapped in late 2022 over privacy concerns.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/india-trumps-china-as-manufacturer-of-apples-most-expensive-iphone-pro-and-pro-max-models-751537">Also read: India trumps China as manufacturer of Apple's most expensive iPhone Pro and Pro Max models</a> 
 
In the UK, the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children had accused Apple of vastly undercounting how often CSAM appears in its products, according to a report in The Guardian newspaper.

Apple reported only 267 cases of suspected CSAM on its platforms in 2023.

That's seen as a massive under-reporting when compared to Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, which submitted more than 30 million CSAM reports. 
 
Google sent nearly 1.5 million reports in the same period.&nbsp;

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Apple has launched a feature on its iMessage platform that will allow children to report nude images and videos to the tech firm that would then bring it to the notice of law enforcement agencies.

Apple has launched a feature on its iMessage platform that will allow children to report nude images and videos to the tech firm that would then bring it to the notice of law enforcement agencies. The change is being rolled out first in Australia from Thursday (Oct 24). The beta release is part of an update of Apple's operating system and extends the safety measures earlier given to users aged under 13 since iOS 17. Watch: Shocking Rise In AI-produced Child Abuse Material × Here is how the new feature aimed at further protecting user privacy will work: The iPhones can automatically detect images and videos that contain nudity that children might receive or attempt to send in iMessage, AirDrop, FaceTime and Photos. When such sensitive imagery is detected, the young users will be given intervention screens before they can proceed. There will be options to contact a parent or guardian and to report the images and videos to Apple. The device will then generate reports containing the visuals, as well as messages preceding and following the images and videos. The report will include contact information of both the sender and receiver. Users can fill out a form to explain what happened, which Apple will review. Action such as disabling the users' ability to send messages through iMessage will follow. Apple can also report the issue to law enforcement agencies. The tech giant said the feature will eventually be rolled out across the world after the beta test in Australia. Australia was chosen as the first region in the wake of new rules being implemented in the country to crack down on controversial content on tech platforms and devices. The new rules require companies to monitor child abuse and terror-related content on messaging and cloud services in Australia by the end of 2024. While Apple maintains that the new features would protect end-to-end encryption and raised concerns about mass surveillance, the law has been softened a bit. Yet, the Australian government insists that companies must take action to tackle child abuse and terror content. Also read: New York Catholic diocese to pay $323mn to 530 child sex abuse survivors, in largest US diocese bankruptcy Apple has drawn criticism across the world over its reluctance to ease up on its end-to-end encryption to help law enforcement. There was earlier a plan from Apple to scan photos and videos stored in its iCloud for child sexual abuse material (CSAM), but that was scrapped in late 2022 over privacy concerns. Also read: India trumps China as manufacturer of Apple's most expensive iPhone Pro and Pro Max models In the UK, the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children had accused Apple of vastly undercounting how often CSAM appears in its products, according to a report in The Guardian newspaper. Apple reported only 267 cases of suspected CSAM on its platforms in 2023. That's seen as a massive under-reporting when compared to Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, which submitted more than 30 million CSAM reports. Google sent nearly 1.5 million reports in the same period. (With inputs from agencies)

Now, children using iMessage platform can report nudity to Apple; feature rolls out in Australia

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used at alarming levels for generating child sexual abuse material (CSAM), with analysts saying that it has reached a tipping point.

The watchdog group Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) said that the creation and distribution of AI-generated CSAM are becoming increasingly sophisticated too.&nbsp;

Unlike in the past, these images and videos are finding their way into public online platforms&nbsp;as opposed to the Dark Web, the internet underbelly accessible only through special browsers like Tor.

Watch: US Prosecutors Intensify Action Against AI-Generated Child Abuse Images

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The increasing photorealism of AI-generated visuals is making it difficult for authorities and watchdog agencies to figure out if these are images of a real child needing help, a situation described by an IWF analyst as a 'tipping point'.

What set alarm bells ringing is that just within the past six months, the number of instances of reported AI-generated child sex abuse imagery crossed what it was in the whole previous year.

In this period, the IWF acted on 74 reports of such content, a sharp rise from 70 in all the 12 months prior.&nbsp;

What's more disturbing is that the AI tools creating these images are trained on real victims' content, complicating efforts to identify genuine cases needing intervention, according to Derek Ray-Hill, the IWF interim chief executive.

“Recent months show that this problem is not going away and is in fact getting worse,” The Guardian newspaper quoted him as saying.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/un-report-exposes-extreme-levels-of-child-abuse-in-armed-conflicts-especially-in-gaza-and-sudan-730923">Also read: UN report exposes 'extreme levels' of child abuse in armed conflicts, especially in Gaza and Sudan</a> 
 
The abuse content ranges from real-looking deepfake videos to altered inappropriate images of clothed children.

More than half of the flagged material is hosted on servers in Russia and the United States, besides Japan and the Netherlands, according to IWF.

The disturbing news comes amid increasing criticism of social media apps over offering safe haven to abusers, and sextortion.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/new-york-catholic-diocese-to-pay-323mn-to-530-child-sex-abuse-survivors-in-largest-diocese-bankruptcy-762507">Also read: New York Catholic diocese to pay $323mn to 530 child sex abuse survivors, in largest US diocese bankruptcy</a> 
 
Users on platforms like Instagram are being blackmailed after being tricked into sharing intimate images, according to the Guardian report.

The image-sharing platform owned by Meta is reportedly launching measures to combat such crimes. 
 
It will automatically blur nude images sent via direct messages and caution users about opening them. They will also have the option to block or report senders of such images.

The feature will be enabled by default for teenage accounts while adults can opt in to join.

(With inputs from agencies)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used at alarming levels for generating child sexual abuse material (CSAM), with analysts saying that it has reached a tipping point.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used at alarming levels for generating child sexual abuse material (CSAM), with analysts saying that it has reached a tipping point. The watchdog group Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) said that the creation and distribution of AI-generated CSAM are becoming increasingly sophisticated too. Unlike in the past, these images and videos are finding their way into public online platforms as opposed to the Dark Web, the internet underbelly accessible only through special browsers like Tor. Watch: US Prosecutors Intensify Action Against AI-Generated Child Abuse Images × The increasing photorealism of AI-generated visuals is making it difficult for authorities and watchdog agencies to figure out if these are images of a real child needing help, a situation described by an IWF analyst as a 'tipping point'. What set alarm bells ringing is that just within the past six months, the number of instances of reported AI-generated child sex abuse imagery crossed what it was in the whole previous year. In this period, the IWF acted on 74 reports of such content, a sharp rise from 70 in all the 12 months prior. What's more disturbing is that the AI tools creating these images are trained on real victims' content, complicating efforts to identify genuine cases needing intervention, according to Derek Ray-Hill, the IWF interim chief executive. “Recent months show that this problem is not going away and is in fact getting worse,” The Guardian newspaper quoted him as saying. Also read: UN report exposes 'extreme levels' of child abuse in armed conflicts, especially in Gaza and Sudan The abuse content ranges from real-looking deepfake videos to altered inappropriate images of clothed children. More than half of the flagged material is hosted on servers in Russia and the United States, besides Japan and the Netherlands, according to IWF. The disturbing news comes amid increasing criticism of social media apps over offering safe haven to abusers, and sextortion. Also read: New York Catholic diocese to pay $323mn to 530 child sex abuse survivors, in largest US diocese bankruptcy Users on platforms like Instagram are being blackmailed after being tricked into sharing intimate images, according to the Guardian report. The image-sharing platform owned by Meta is reportedly launching measures to combat such crimes. It will automatically blur nude images sent via direct messages and caution users about opening them. They will also have the option to block or report senders of such images. The feature will be enabled by default for teenage accounts while adults can opt in to join. (With inputs from agencies)

AI-generated child sex abuse images, videos rising at alarming levels, warn internet watchdogs

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Mars exploration has taken a significant leap forward with the development of a new self-charging battery designed to power future missions. This innovative technology, capable of recharging itself using Martian environmental factors like sunlight and temperature changes, could enhance the sustainability of long-term missions. The battery's ability to provide continuous energy without frequent replacements offers greater efficiency for rovers, landers, and future human explorers on the Red Planet. This breakthrough is expected to play a key role in advancing scientific exploration and potential human settlement on Mars.

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Youtube has resolved a bug that by mistake used to remove channels and videos primarily for spam and deceptive content. The issue arose last thursday affecting users which also included paid subscribers. Watch to know more.

Youtube Fixes Bug That Removed Channels And Videos

Smart homes are no longer a futuristic concept, they are becoming a reality worldwide. This report tells you how architects are pushing the boundaries of home design.

Smart Homes: Balancing Technology With Practical Living

While humans are advancing to the age of using automation and artificially intelligent technologies, our furry friends may be confused or cautious of them. A video has surfaced&nbsp;on social media showing a humorous exchange between real dogs and a robot dog.

The clip shows a robot dog approaching and attempting to interact with three dogs. One of the dogs jogs towards the robot dog, curious about what it is just as the robot moves in its direction. When the dog reaches close enough, it watches it cautiously and then runs away, looking scared. The robot dog even stops and waves at the small dog.

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The robot then follows the second dog, bigger than the first one, who appears equally scared and rushes away. Humorously, the robot can be seen running and chasing after the two dogs, as the scared pets attempt to get far away.

The four-legged machine walks smoothly first on the path and then on the uneven surface of the grass, without any trouble. While the silver and grey-coloured robot dog lacks a tail, it balances itself well.

The caption read, “Robot dogs are designed to mimic the appearance, behaviour, and functions of real dogs. These robots come in various forms, ranging from simple toy-like versions to advanced models equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and sophisticated sensors.”

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/weird-origin-of-radio-waves-which-travelled-eight-billion-years-to-earth-found-is-it-alien-signal-or-764143">'Weird' origin of radio waves, which travelled eight billion years to Earth, found. Is it alien signal or...?</a>

The video is shared on X by Wevolver, a tech company. According to their bio, “Wevolver is the platform that provides the knowledge and connections to develop better technology.”&nbsp;

The company has shared various videos of robotics and engineering and has a following of over 48.7k on its X handle. As per their website, their team is based across five continents and is listed among the Top 20 Most Innovative Web-platforms by Fast Company, an American monthly business magazine.

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While humans are advancing to the age of using automation and artificially intelligent technologies, our furry friends may be confused or cautious of them. A video has surfaced on social media showing a humorous exchange between real dogs and a robot dog.

While humans are advancing to the age of using automation and artificially intelligent technologies, our furry friends may be confused or cautious of them. A video has surfaced on social media showing a humorous exchange between real dogs and a robot dog. The clip shows a robot dog approaching and attempting to interact with three dogs. One of the dogs jogs towards the robot dog, curious about what it is just as the robot moves in its direction. When the dog reaches close enough, it watches it cautiously and then runs away, looking scared. The robot dog even stops and waves at the small dog. Robot dogs are designed to mimic the appearance, behavior, and functions of real dogs. These robots come in various forms, ranging from simple toy-like versions to advanced models equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and sophisticated sensors.#robots #robotics… pic.twitter.com/Z9WU2djZ8N — Wevolver (@WevolverApp) October 2, 2024 × Also read | Meta-inspired creepy AI spectacles can find strangers' names and addresses The robot then follows the second dog, bigger than the first one, who appears equally scared and rushes away. Humorously, the robot can be seen running and chasing after the two dogs, as the scared pets attempt to get far away. The four-legged machine walks smoothly first on the path and then on the uneven surface of the grass, without any trouble. While the silver and grey-coloured robot dog lacks a tail, it balances itself well. The caption read, “Robot dogs are designed to mimic the appearance, behaviour, and functions of real dogs. These robots come in various forms, ranging from simple toy-like versions to advanced models equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and sophisticated sensors.” Also read | 'Weird' origin of radio waves, which travelled eight billion years to Earth, found. Is it alien signal or...? The video is shared on X by Wevolver, a tech company. According to their bio, “Wevolver is the platform that provides the knowledge and connections to develop better technology.” The company has shared various videos of robotics and engineering and has a following of over 48.7k on its X handle. As per their website, their team is based across five continents and is listed among the Top 20 Most Innovative Web-platforms by Fast Company, an American monthly business magazine. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: What happens when a robot dog interacts with real ones

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched three PARAM Rudra Supercomputers and High-Performance Computing systems to the nation. These systems have been installed in Delhi, Pune, and Kolkata respectively. Watch to know more.

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The increasing number of car thefts has led to many people being on high alert. They are constantly looking for ways to help protect their vehicles. Car owners are seeking out extra gadgets and devices to keep their vehicles secure. In this report, we talk about simple ways through which you can better protect your car.

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