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Text-to-image generators like DALL-E and Stable Diffusion portend a future where anyone with a computer can fake a photograph of just about anything.

Self-described "computer musician" Holly Herndon explains why AI vocal clones can help give fellow artists sovereignty over their work.

Thoughts on the counter argument ive heard to this because a lot of folks say that theres not really that many americans on twitter, but big picture, that kind of misinformation, that kind of influence campaign can have a big effect, right? >> well, it cascades, if you put up disinformation which the russians will put up, it will cascade everywhere in india, in europe. itll appeal to the european far right. it will appeal to the chinese and youll see this stuff just appearing everywhere. you jus...

In the second season of BBC mystery thriller The Capture, deepfakes threaten the future of democracy and UK national security. In a dystopia set in pr

In the second season of BBC mystery thriller The Capture, deepfakes threaten the future of democracy and UK national security. In a dystopia set in pr

As the use of deepfake technology increases, questions arise on whether an actor's digital twin can be used without consent.

In his 'One Dumb Conspiracy' column for the web_crawlr newsletter, Mikael looks at how people fell for a Joe Biden 'Baby Shark' deepfake.

Deepfakes created by AI have taken an insidious new form. You've probably fallen for the scam already. But who's behind them?

Plus: The future as seen from 1991, Google fights Apple for your wrist, and nuclear war.

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