The pages promote Russia’s line on the war in Ukraine to more than 4 million followers, casting doubt on Meta’s pledge to combat foreign influence campaigns.
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Why the “hard problem” of AI—controlling our superintelligent creations—is impossible.
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Deepfakes are taking old scams to the next level.
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Evangelical military vets are using “counterterror” internet surveillance techniques to help police get search warrants against sex workers.
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The software was licensed as part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s troubled Operation Lone Star border crackdown.
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Rob Delaney said, “My melodious voice? My broad shoulders and dancer’s undulating buttocks? I decide how those are used!”
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The U.S. military’s elite special operations command doesn’t want its planes tracked, according to a procurement document.
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Across the US and around the world, foghorns have disappeared from the coastal landscape.
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