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See How Real AI-Generated Images Have Become - The New York Times

Human eyes and even technology often struggle to identify images created by artificial intelligence. Experts fear that may hasten an erosion of trust in media, in government and in society.

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Can We No Longer Believe Anything We See?

Seeing has not been believing for a very long time. Photos have been faked and manipulated for nearly as long

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Adobe Firefly is Way Behind: Is the Commitment to Ethics to Blame?

We tried Adobe's new generative AI model, Firefly, and it's lagging behind the competition. Is that the cost of ethical AI model training?

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AI Image Generators are a New Frontier of Copyright Confusion

A disagreement between two artists selling on Adobe Stock highlights a major issue: who owns what when it comes to AI generated art?

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Chicago police joining national wave of encrypting radio communication

The days of Chicago reporters and news photographers relying on a live, crackling police scanner to chase news and tell the public what officers are doing in real time is quickly coming to an end.

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