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McVulnerability: Performance Grief
The longer the internet lives, the more inescapable a certain trend becomes: the performance of grief. That is, when someone on TikTok, Instagram, or ...
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When AI Thinks It Will Lose, It Sometimes Cheats
Complex games like chess and Go have long been used to test AI models’ capabilities. Back in the 1990s IBM’s Deep Blue defeated reigning world ...
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Fake Job Postings Are Becoming a Big Problem
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal notes that “Fake Job Postings Are Becoming a Real Problem.” The article details how these fake ...
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Phony Reviews Are Becoming a Major Problem
Does this sound familiar? You’ve read rave online reviews about a restaurant or hotel and made a reservation. Then you show up and wonder if you’re ...
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AI Firm Accuses Rival of Data Theft
One of the most potentially lucrative new technologies is the advent of generative artificial intelligence programs. The race to perfect AI has prompted ...
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Fake Firefighter Arrested Infiltrating Burned Neighborhood
When officials saw Dustin Nehl pull up to one of the burned-out areas from the Los Angeles Palisades fire, they were tempted to wave him through. Nehl ...
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Facial Recognition Snafus Ensnare Innocent
A recent study by The Washington Post has revealed a startling number of cases where innocent people have been accused or arrested for crimes because ...
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Can You Spot an AI Scam?
Almost half of Americans (48%) believe that the rise of artificial intelligence has made them less “scam-savvy” than ever before. With AI ...
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Halloween Parade Unmasked as Hoax
On October 31, 2024, thousands of people descended upon O'Connell Street in Dublin, Ireland, to witness a Halloween parade. They waited, and waited ...
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Wrongly Executed Black Soldiers Get Justice
More than a century ago, 110 Black soldiers were convicted of murder, mutiny, and other crimes at three military trials held at Fort Sam Houston in San ...
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