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template-less biometric cryptographic technology. This advancement addresses one of the most urgent challenges in the AI age: ensuring that autonomous agents act with verifiable, human-authorized ...

Following a March 31 announcement by Dow and X-energy of their plans to build North America's first grid-scale advanced nuclear reactor in Seadrift, Texas, the Daily News reached out to X-energy ...

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What Are Biometric Payments & How Do They Work? Your email has been sent Key takeaways: Biometric payments make use of a customer’s unique physical attributes to authenticate a transaction.