Several groups of scientists are racing to develop cryptographic algorithms that can evade hacking by quantum computers before they are rolled out.

The findings, published in IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics, present a way to protect sensitive videos from rare but extremely powerful computers.

Based on that need, AI algorithms recommend highly polarizing and extreme content to the users, subjecting them to hate-filled content for prolonged periods.

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The algorithm puts up a first line of defense that less common typos and savvy fraudsters can slip through. Those cases get caught by the more resource-intensive card-validation services.

Accused hacker and Chinese national Xu Zewei was arrested in Italy at the request of U.S. prosecutors.