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Boeing and Meta missed critical opportunities to keep their customers safe by acting on employee concerns.

This election season, political and artificial intelligence experts agree on one thing: more than ever before, A.I. will be used as a tool to spread misinformation.

Testifying to the Defence Select Committee last week, Air Marshal Short said Australia was "reshaping" its Defence Force for "a singular threat from a singular direction." This was described as being an obvious reference to China.

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Chandler’s top elected officials are declining to comment on multiple allegations facing city councilmember Jane Poston.

Meta’s Oversight Board said it recently decided to uphold the social media company’s decision to leave on Facebook a video, first posted last May, that […] Meta’s Oversight Board Blasts Facebook Policy Allowing Altered Clip of Biden to Stay Online. How Could Disinformation Spread Impact the Upcoming Presidential Election?

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