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Posted onDeezer launched its AI music detection tool last year as part of efforts to “prevent fraudulent actors from stealing royalties from real artists through mass produced AI-generated music.” The company says it has used the tool to identify and tag more than 13.4 million AI songs in 2025, even as the flood of AI-generated tracks…
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Posted onJack Wallen / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET I make no bones about not being a fan of the Chrome browser. I do not use it on my desktops, laptops, or phones — because Chrome is not all that concerned about user privacy. To make matters worse, Chrome is one of the most targeted browsers…
Your online reservations are telling restaurants all about you
Posted onAre you a red wine drinker? A high spender? Or perhaps you’re a slow eater, the sort who takes up a restaurant’s table for longer than they’d like. You might not even know — but OpenTable does. Those are just a few of the notes that the reservation platform has started serving up to some…
Google Maps will finally be usable in South Korea
Posted onGoogle will finally be able to provide real-time driving and walking directions in South Korea, The New York Times reported. The company has received permission from the nation’s Transport Ministry to export geographic data out of the country, which will allow it to provide GPS services as well as detailed listings for restaurants and other…
Russias recent blocking of Telegram is reportedly disrupting its military operations in Ukraine
Posted onA decision to ban Telegram on home soil may have backfired on the Kremlin. Last week, Russia went on a , banning a number of Western apps in an effort to push domestic users towards Max, an unencrypted state-owned app. One of the restricted apps was WhatsApp (which was also blocked) rival Telegram, a move…
The best microSD cards of 2025: Expert tested
Posted onWe invest significantly in smartphones, drones, action cameras, DSLRs, and similar devices. However, when it comes to the storage cards that these devices rely on for holding photos and videos, many of us settle for a low-cost option from a no-name brand. I hate being the bearer of bad news, but the microSD card you…
