Let’s take a look at how you can easily identify AI-generated images, text, and videos, giving you peace of mind in the process. If you come across a picture, text or video that you suspect is ...

Whether you like it or not, we can expect generative AI to be intruding on our day to day lives for the foreseeable future. Nobody's making any money on the technology yet, and most of it is ...

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The generated footage will also be tagged with both visual labels and Google’s invisible SynthID watermarks identifying that it was created or altered using AI.

the AI-generated content is flooding into the academic ecosystem. This poses a threat to the credibility of scientific knowledge. Published in the Harvard Kennedy School's Misinformation Review ...

404 Media reports on the newest frontier in this bizarre, dystopic trend, revealing the rise of the AI-generated “True Crime” podcast which, as you might imagine, isn’t based in truth at all.

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AI-generated scientific research is polluting the online academic information ecosystem, according to a worrying report published in the Harvard Kennedy School’s Misinformation Review.

Stanford’s research found that not only are AI-assisted developers more likely to produce less secure code, they’re likely to place higher trust in code generated by AI, assuming correctness ...

Readers of the satirical publication The Onion noticed something surprising today: it had used an AI-generated picture on a new article, despite the paper's CEO Ben Collins recently promising that "we ...

Readers of the satirical publication The Onion noticed something surprising today: it had used an AI-generated picture on a new article, despite the paper's CEO Ben Collins recently promising that ...