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Sound of sex could alert internet porn filter by New Scientist, May 20, 2011 Software that can detect obscene contents from the internet has been developed by a research team at KAIST. The research team used a signal-processing technique, Randon Transform, to create spectrograms of a variety of audio clips, which can screen any pornographic sounds from websites. This audio-based screening method solves technological limits presented by automatic image-analysis systems that have already been used to catch unwanted pornography. New Scientist posted an online article on this development of new technology. Please copy and paste the following link to read more about the article. http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20498-sound-of-sex-could-alert-internet-porn-filter.html
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