A day after celebrating the life and legacy of her father, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Bernice King now finds herself feuding with rapper Sexyy Red ... to be an AI-generated photo, as ...

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Sega and Like a Dragon developer Ryu ga Gotoku are asking fans to select from 100 merchandise ideas from the series to be made a reality, including a karaoke microphone, themed underwear ...

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The intersection of artificial intelligence and historical figures sparked controversy when rapper Sexyy Red shared an AI-generated image featuring herself alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The ...

Let’s take a look at how you can easily identify AI-generated images, text, and videos, giving you peace of mind in the process. If you come across a picture, text or video that you suspect is ...

404 Media reports on the newest frontier in this bizarre, dystopic trend, revealing the rise of the AI-generated “True Crime” podcast which, as you might imagine, isn’t based in truth at all.

Yesterday (January 21), in a post on X (formerly Twitter), Dr, King’s daughter and fellow minister Bernice King slammed Sexyy Red for the AI-generated image (viewable here), which depicted her ...

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DeepSeek, the AI that's more than meets the eye! This Chinese-developed AI isn't just pushing the boundaries of technology but also raising eyebrows with its content control. DeepSeek appears to ...

Thornton/Getty Sexyy Red didn't mean to disrespect Dr. Rev ... marked the occasion by taking to X and posting an AI-generated photo of herself and Dr. King holding hands as they looked into ...

AI-generated scientific research is polluting the online academic information ecosystem, according to a worrying report published in the Harvard Kennedy School’s Misinformation Review.