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Tech giant Google in a blog post&nbsp;said it will bring in a new policy that will enable those under 18 years or their parents to request the removal of their images from Google Image search results.
Google said there is already a range of removal options available for people using 'Google Search' but children are at particular risk when it comes to controlling their imagery on the Internet.
Among a number of new measures, Google will also ensure that Location History remains off (without the option to turn it on) for accounts of users aged below 18 years.
Additionally, in the coming months, Google is expected to turn Safe Search on for existing signed-in users under 18 and make this the default setting for teens setting up new accounts.
Also watch:&nbsp;Google Pixel 6 series to skip India launch?

Under 18 and don't want your picture to show up on image search? Talk to Google!

Google has said that users under 18 years will soon be able to seek removal of pictures from image search result.

Under 18 and don't want your picture on image Search? Talk to Google

Users under 18 will be able to seek removal of photos from Google image search
Children are at risk when it comes to controlling images on the Internet: Google
Google to insure Location History remains off for users aged below 18 years

Google will also ensure that Location History remains off, without the option to turn it on, for accounts of users aged below 18 years.

Tech giant Google in a blog post&nbsp;said it will bring in a new policy that will enable those under 18 years or their parents to request the removal of their images from Google Image search results.
Google said there is already a range of removal options available for people using 'Google Search' but children are at particular risk when it comes to controlling their imagery on the Internet.
Among a number of new measures, Google will also ensure that Location History remains off (without the option to turn it on) for accounts of users aged below 18 years.
Additionally, in the coming months, Google is expected to turn Safe Search on for existing signed-in users under 18 and make this the default setting for teens setting up new accounts.
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In a new study, researchers from the University of Copenhagen's Department of Computer Science have collaborated with the Danish Center for Sleep Medicine to develop an artificial intelligence algorithm that can improve diagnoses and treatments of sleep disorders.
Difficulty sleeping, sleep apnea and narcolepsy are among a range of sleep disorders that people suffer from. Today's sleep disorder examination takes a lot of time, the new AI algorithm will be able to do the job in seconds. By saving many hours of work, many more patients can be assessed and diagnosed effectively.
Researchers were able to ensure optimal functionality of AI, by collecting data from a variety of sources. The algorithm will serve to help doctors and researchers around the world to learn more about sleep disorders in the future. The team is working with Danish physicians to get the software and algorithm approved for clinical use.

New AI algorithm to diagnose and treat sleep disorders, find out!

New algorithm to improve diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders
Difficulty sleeping, sleep apnea and narcolepsy are among a range of sleep disorders&nbsp;
Researchers will soon&nbsp;get the algorithm approved for clinical use

In a new study, researchers from the University of Copenhagen's Department of Computer Science have collaborated with the Danish Center for Sleep Medicine to develop an artificial intelligence algorithm, that can improve diagnoses and treatments of sleep disorders.
Difficulty sleeping, sleep apnea and narcolepsy are among a range of sleep disorders that people suffer from. Today's sleep disorder examination takes a lot of time, the new<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/artificial-intelligence-predicts-suicide-attempt-risk-everything-you-need-to-know-plop-info-1617456025297" target="_blank"> AI algorithm</a> will be able to do the job in seconds. By saving many hours of work, many more patients can be assessed and diagnosed effectively.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/this-artificial-intelligence-sensor-could-help-scientists-study-sleep-1608979758815" target="_blank">This Artificial Intelligence sensor could help scientists study sleep</a>
Researchers were able to ensure optimal functionality of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/this-artificial-intelligence-sensor-could-help-scientists-study-sleep-1608979758815" target="_blank">AI</a>, by collecting data from a variety of sources. The algorithm will serve to help doctors and researchers around the world to learn more about sleep disorders in the future. The team is working with Danish physicians to get the software and algorithm approved for clinical use.

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