From search results to videos to music to reviews, fake content is flooding the internet. Every service with search needs a switch that turns that stuff off — or we’ll drown in digital dreck.

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At just 4, Angelica Nero tapped her inner Lady Gaga to recreate the pop icon's 'Abracadabra' music video in her own style, ...

President Donald Trump’s administration’s fondness for AI art, seen controversially in its depiction of Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention center and anime-fied targets of ICE, is ...

We're always told that AI art can be great for brainstorming ideas and prototyping, but it seems it's sometimes leading ...

Thousands of bots flooded Twitter with anti-opposition messages in Malaysia’s 2018 general election. During Indonesia’s 2019 ...

Even though they're paid just a few dollars (or even nothing), the unknown people who evaluate images for ‘hurtful' content can change your life with the choices they make. Now, a big new paper from ...