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Google will soon require disclaimers for AI-generated political ads
Google will require political ads featuring AI-generated “synthetic content” to include clear disclaimers starting November. Ads depicting realistic but fabricated people or events must disclose AI use. Minor edits like image brightening are exempt. This policy addresses concerns over deceptive AI in political campaigns, following notable instances of AI-altered attack ads.
The chilling rise of AI scams – podcast
Criminals are cloning voices and making calls to trick victims into sending them money. How can they be stopped?
TikTok has transformed the concert experience
The rise of livestreaming and social media has transformed live music experiences, blending fandom and digital culture. Platforms like TikTok drive fan engagement, from concert planning to sharing viral clips. Despite concerns about spontaneity, fans cherish both livestreams' accessibility and the unique, communal joy of live performances, redefining concert culture post-pandemic.
Everyone on LinkedIn is absolutely crushing it – or so it seems
LinkedIn is a platform full of self-promotion, performative success, and exaggerated accomplishments. Despite the cringe, it’s essential for networking and business, even if most users feel like imposters.
The Conclusive TV & Movie Genres List: A Study Guide for Film and Television
Film and TV genres affect who watches your work, how it's classified, and even how it's reviewed.
Rian Johnson Releases His Scripts For 'Glass Onion' and 'Poker Face' Pilot
Rian Johnson has released the production screenplays for *Glass Onion* and *Poker Face* for free on his website, offering aspiring writers valuable resources to learn from his creative process in writing and directing.
Let’s ditch the tired tropes about video games – and research their impact properly | Pete Etchells
The perception of video games has evolved from a niche, negative stereotype to a mainstream cultural force, yet public and academic discussions remain limited, often focusing on harms. A new government research framework aims to address gaps by fostering robust studies, encouraging data sharing, and exploring both the benefits and risks of gaming.
Social media echo chambers and UFO hearings - ABC listen
Do social media echo chambers really exist? 17 academics dove into Facebook’s data to find out. And there are reports that Telsa hired a ‘diversion team’ to suppress complaints about the vehicles driving range. So, what repercussions could this have for the Tesla brand? Meanwhile, a whistleblower has made claims about alien bodies and UFO crash sites in a US Congress hearing. It comes as NASA is set to hand down its own report into UAPs, so what's going on? Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson, Future Transport Reporter at AAP and Cam Wilson, Deputy Editor at Crikey join Rae Johnston on Download This Show.
Is the AI boom already over?
Generative AI tools like ChatGPT initially sparked excitement and concern, with transformative potential and fears over job loss and misinformation. However, waning consumer interest, regulatory scrutiny, and accuracy issues have dimmed the hype. While Silicon Valley remains optimistic, flaws and uncertainties raise questions about whether generative AI can truly transcend its current limitations.
Streaming Crosses and Unprecedented TV Landmark
Streaming has surpassed traditional TV, with July 2023 marking the first time broadcast and cable viewership fell below 50%, according to Nielsen. YouTube and Netflix now dominate, accounting for 38.7% of TV watching in the U.S., reflecting a generational shift and the growing appeal of customizable, on-demand content.
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