Live
- Covid ‘scam’ FIR row: Congress pursuing politics of vengeance, says BJP
- Decades-old temple re-opens after 46 years in Sambhal
- Aaditya Thackeray Calls For EOW Probe Into Mumbai's Rs 7,000 Crore Road Project
- Omar Abdullah Urges Congress To Earn INDIA Bloc Leadership Role
- Yogi Adityanath Contrasts Historical And Modern Treatment Of Workers In India
- Historic Temple In Sambhal Reopens After 46-Year Closure Following 1978 Riots
- Officials directed to work for deeper reach of guarantees
- Delay In 'One Nation, One Election' Bills Introduction Announced
- Exhilarating ‘Benchmark’ of Venkat Changavalli
- Development activities worth `30 cr launched in Puthalapattu constituency
App to detect persons who intend child abuses
Only with continuous update with the changing technology one can shine in the Technology Industry, said Purdue University (Indiana, USA) director Dr William Oakes.
Vijayawada: Only with continuous update with the changing technology one can shine in the Technology Industry, said Purdue University (Indiana, USA) director Dr William Oakes. Dr Oakes along with the representatives of the Andhra Pradesh Skill Development Corporation visited Vellore Institute of Technology-AP here on Monday.
On the occasion, he said that the Purdue University had developed a tool which would detect the characteristics of people who intend to sexually assault kids. Through social media chats, the tool would detect the person characteristics and intention, he added.
In the days to come, the culprits would be caught through this Chat Analysis Treeyoz tool, he said and added that they would develop innovative tools in collaboration with VIT-AP Amaravati and confirmed that in a couple of months, an action plan would be ready for developing these tools. VIT-AP Vice-President Dr Shekar Vishwanathan, Vice-Chancellor Dr Shubhakar, Registrar Dr SivaKumar and others were present.
