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Op-Ed: AI vs journalism as the future of information battles distrust and bias
AI -generated news isn't even a new idea. About 10 years ago, there was “writing software” which was tried out for writing basic news like a baseball game. It did a simple narrative of the game and stuck in a few baseball expressions.
Hill: Even journalism's much-needed victory comes with a caveat
The historic penalty levied against the Los Angeles Clippers organization by the NBA as a result of egregious measures to circumvent the salary cap in order to secure the services of superstar Kawhi Leonard was the result of an investigation first…
Investigative Journalism as a Catalyst for Transparency: Lessons from the Asot Michael Referral
Summary The murder of Antigua and Barbuda's MP Asot Michael in November 2024 sparked a wave of investigative journalism that culminated in a formal referral to the High Court. The referral, authored by journalist Alkiviades Andrew…
Building a Secure Personal Gemini Journal with Google Cloud
Most AI apps look impressive in a demo, but building one that is secure, authenticated, and production-ready is a completely different challenge. For my project, I built a Personal Gemini Journal — a private AI-powered journaling application…
Seattle Times and Newsday are the latest publications to sue OpenAI and Microsoft
Two more news organizations are suing OpenAI and Microsoft over the supposed use of their journalism to train AI. A lawsuit filed by The Seattle Times and Newsday argued that with the advent of AI, the journalism industry could become…
Can Japan take on South Korea in the race to sell warships?
Japan's drive to sell more weapons abroad is likely to bring its defense companies into closer competition with South Korea, with naval markets providing the first test. In April, the Japanese government scrapped a longstanding restriction that had…
Revise Chinese military university's AI course to 'educate for war': researchers
China's military researchers have proposed a redesigned “ AI principles and practice course” for graduate students with “educating for war” at its centre, embedding combat scenarios to better prepare future officers for…
'We can only win': The rise of the far right in Eastern Germany
In a village on the edge of Germany's Harz mountains, families gathering at a beer-and-bratwurst summer picnic lined up for autographs and selfies from the man they want to lead the country's first far-right state government since World War II.
'Soleus push-ups' are trending for blood sugar control: What the science says
4 min read New Delhi Make us preferred source on Google Can lowering your blood sugar be as simple as moving your calves while sitting? According to longevity and disease reversal expert Dr Vishakha Shivdasani, the answer may be more nuanced than…
These smart bricks know what object they make up
Collectively intelligent bricks figure out if they're in a boat, chair or guitar Join Our Community of Science Lovers! I agree my information will be processed in accordance with the Scientific American and Springer Nature Limited Privacy Policy.
Naomi Osaka battles past Elise Mertens to reach fourth round
Naomi Osaka continued to impress with her style and staying power at the U.S. Open on Saturday, as the Japanese 13th seed shrugged off a late Achilles problem to beat Belgian Elise Mertens 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 to reach the fourth round. For her latest…
Why China is being urged to study Ukraine's wartime PR blitz in the AI age
China has been urged to draw on the lessons from Ukraine's communications as it looks at new forms of wartime messaging. A recent study concluded that in the complex modern information environment, possessing advanced technology was not enough…
Why Astros Continue to Rise in Latest MLB Power Rankings for September
The Houston Astros have set themselves up in a successful position heading into the last few weeks of the season. The September stretch run in the race to the postseason is officially here, and the Astros must finish strong in order to keep their…
AfD is predicted to win 40% in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt. Should Jews be worried?
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... BERLIN – Why are so many Germans wringing their hands over Sunday's election in Saxony-Anhalt? After all, what impact could 1.7 million registered voters in this former East German state have on a…
AP Top 25 Poll Prediction as Michigan Brings Back College Football Madness
The No. 14 USC Trojans picked up their second win of the season against Fresno State in impressive fashion after shutting out the Bulldogs, but will USC see any movement in the AP Top 25 Poll as a result? Without any major upsets, rankings are less…
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