What, like it’s hard? People are pretending to get into Harvard to expose the “highly rejective” nature of the nation’s most prestigious institutions.

A new Common Sense Media report shows that many students do not see the difference between fake and real online content.

Holograms, engravings and just the right polycarbonate make a perfect driver’s license from anywhere you want.

Condé Nast and other news publishers involved in the lawsuit have licensed their content to other AI companies, such as ...

Separately, there are children who have all different kinds of real disabilities, from mild to severe, and those children are ...

In an open letter, CEO Jonah Peretti calls out TikTok and Meta for prioritizing AI tech over content and says people miss the ...

Behind the slick websites and promises of a world-class education a shadow industry has thrived — one where colleges and ...

Deepfakes are blurring reality, and have the potential to pose major risks in online education and hiring. As AI evolves, so ...

Three Bangladeshi nationals were arrested by Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra's anti-terrorism squads from a train in Mumbai ...

From Nosferatu to Schindler’s List. Gemma King, senior lecturer in French Studies and an ARC DECRA Fellow in Screen Studies ...

LESSONS FROM MY CAREER; SYNTHESISING MANAGEMENT THEORY WITH PRACTICE – PART 3 by Sunil G Wijesinha I was now the unofficial Officer-in-Charge of the Boat Project at Peliyagoda of the State Engineering ...

Normalise talking about loved ones about fakes: that is, fake personas. Fraudsters who hijack the identities of influencers ...