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Dubai Police study warns of deepfake threats to digital security

As AI generated videos, images and voices become increasingly difficult to distinguish from reality, a new Dubai Police study warns that the next major cybersecurity challenge may not simply be identifying fake content, but proving that genuine content can be trusted. Prepared by the Dubai Police Future Foresight Centre, the study examines how rapidly advancing deepfake technologies could affect…

Dubai Police study warns of deepfake threats to digital security

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Meta Developing Compressed RAM 'CRAM' For Linux: Better Than ZRAM and Zswap?

Phoronix reports on a presentation this week by Meta engineer Gregory Price at the Linux Plumbers Conference in Prague: With today's memory shortages, high prices, and ever increasing memory capacity…

  • Meta engineer Gregory Price introduces Compressed RAM (CRAM) at Linux Plumbers Conference.
  • CRAM offers hardware-offloaded compression for Linux, potentially outperforming ZRAM and Zswap.
  • CRAM maintains cacheline/byte access to compressed memory, with read-only data as fast as raw DRAM.

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