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A dating app based in San Francisco, California, has ignited controversy by claiming that it can detect sexually transmitted infections (STIs) through the scanning of photos of male genitals. The app, named Calmara, has raised questions about its reliability, privacy implications, and medical accuracy.
Calmara asserts that it can utilize artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze photos of a man's genitals, taken by consenting partners, and determine whether the individual is free from STIs. The app promotes this feature as a means to encourage safer sexual practices and reduce the transmission of infections.
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