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From fabricated images of Donald Trumps arrest to a video depicting a dystopian future under Joe Biden, the 2024 White House race faces a firehose of tech-enabled disinformation in what is widely billed as Americas first AI election.

WASHINGTON (AFP) – From fabricated images of Donald Trump’s arrest to a video depicting a dystopian future under Joe Biden, the 2024 White House race faces a firehose of tech-enabled disinformation in what is widely billed as America’s first AI election. Campaigners on both sides of the US political aisle are harnessing advanced tools powered […]

For cocktail servers and hotel housekeepers, the arrival of robotic technologies has made their jobs harder, they say. It’s part of why they’re on strike.

Billionaires love sunshine and low taxes — but not always.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), the first Jewish Senate majority leader in history and a staunch ally of Israel, faces a tricky divide in his caucus and the broader Democratic Party over how to respond to the attacks against Israel. Schumer must navigate the growing tensions between Democratic allies of Israel and progressive…

And Marty Baron reflects on his time atop the Washington Post.

If the U.S. fails to attract and retain foreign AI talent, the biggest winner could be Canada.

Marick Masters from Wayne State University and Brookings Institution senior fellow Darrell West discuss technological advancements in the workforce.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signaled he wants the state to lead the way when it comes to putting guardrails around AI's potential risks.

According to one recent survey, more than 40% of Americans think a civil war is likely in the next decade.