Google developed AI to help combat child sexual abuse
Google has just announced a new artificial intelligence tool (AI) developed by the company to help organizations prevent child sexual abuse (CSAM) online.
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Google has just announced a new artificial intelligence tool (AI) developed by the company to help organizations prevent child sexual abuse (CSAM) online.
Stanford University research has found that the human face has a difference that shows sexual orientation, IQ and even the person's political views.
In the near future, the invention will become an isolated device of all women with the aim of significantly reducing sexual abuse.
The German company based in Oberhausen city has unveiled a special form of women's sports pants, capable of protecting female owners in case of sexual assault.
The new condom consists of a U-shaped polyurethane membrane and a snap-in cap
The cup that can change color when exposed to sexual stimulation will help women detect the dark intrigue of bad guys.
A Canadian man was arrested after sexually assaulting a girl and blatantly
New York police (USA) has just caught a sexual harasser of boys on the world's largest social network thanks to the code of
This will be the first mainstream sexual website to appear in Vietnam publicly available online. There, readers will be provided with official information on reproductiv…
It seems that porn websites and chat-room sexual harassment are still not rich enough to satisfy the curiosity of Internet users. The trend of posting amateur video clip…
US scientists have successfully tested the device to stimulate the vagus nerve used in the case of antidepressants does not work.
Producer of the US sex dolls Realdoll is wanting to help customers have real feelings with their robot.
The device operates in a active or passive mode to protect both the conscious victim and the victims who are accidentally drunk or unaware.
A former pedophile parish priest must conduct a trial after the new technology allows the disabled victim to use his eyes to denounce his crimes.
Engineers at the Harvard Business School have created emergency bracelets for people to wear buttons in the event of a crash.