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‘Time is running out’: can a future of undetectable deepfakes be avoided? | Deepfake | The Guardian
The rapid advancement of generative AI, particularly image generators, poses a significant challenge in detecting deepfakes. While manual detection methods exist, they are time-consuming and becoming increasingly ineffective as AI models improve. Tech companies are implementing labeling and watermarking standards, but their universal adoption remains uncertain, and the psychological impact of labeling on viewers is a concern.
Social media is making kids sad – and it’s bad news for democracy | Van Badham
Young people have been made to fear an outside world that is actually safer than the one theyâ??re exposed to online
‘It’s very easy to steal someone’s voice’: how AI is affecting video game actors
The increased use of AI to replicate the voice and movements of actors has benefits but some are concerned over how and when it might be used and who might be left short-changed
The slow death of Twitter is measured in disasters like the Baltimore bridge collapse
The online response to the Baltimore bridge collapse exemplifies the decline of Twitter as a reliable source for breaking news. Conspiracy theories and misinformation spread rapidly, overshadowing verified information and causing distress to the local community. While some best practices can mitigate the spread of misinformation, the fleeting nature of online trends offers little solace to those affected by the tragedy.
Problems with eye contact, attention and emotional regulation linked to high screen time, researcher says
A developmental psychologist says children who spend too much time in front of a screen can develop social and emotional problems well into adolescence.
AI can do your homework. Now what?
We interviewed students and teachers on how schools should handle the rise of the chatbots.Subscribe to our channel! http://goo.gl/0bsAjOFor a year now, stud...
Facebook ends news partnership with Australia and the US cracks down on TikTok. - ABC listen
Explore the latest in technology, social media, consumer electronics, digital culture and more.
Facebook v News Corp
Will Google Australia and Facebook owner Meta continue to provide corporate welfare for Rupert Murdoch, Kerry Stokes, Guardian, ABC and Nine Entertainment, o...
In a digital ecosystem that relentlessly creates, extracts and stores, the notion of a disappearing text is very appealing | Samantha Floreani
The allure of digital ephemerality, particularly disappearing messages, lies in its promise of freedom from data exploitation and the ability to curate meaningful memories. While disappearing messages offer a sense of privacy and control, concerns remain about data retention by companies. Ultimately, the decision to preserve or erase digital traces should be in our hands, challenging the notion that everything online must be permanent.
We don’t have to give Facebook a free ride
Meta is getting out of the news business to avoid paying for journalism under the Australian Government’s News Media Bargaining Code - but no one is surprised.
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