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Five years ago, the technique for deepfakes was invented. Here’s what we’re capable of now.
A bizarre art form invented to promote Lucky Strike cigarettes could bounce back in the Instagram age, or it could die with the few people who know how to do it.
If we don’t trust scientists to be experts in their fields, Hockfield says on the latest episode of Recode Decode, “we have no way of making it into the future.”
He wants Mexico to stop Central Americans from crossing to the US.
Netflix and Disney threaten to stop investing in Georgia if its abortion ban goes into effect; South Africa’s cabinet reaches gender parity.
The state joins others in banning the procedure as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
John Rose, of Tennessee, is the latest to object to a vote on the package.
Georgia elections officials wanted the suit to be dismissed, but a judge is allowing it to move forward.
It joins a growing number of states abandoning capital punishment.
Rep. Justin Amash’s constituent captures the state of partisanship around Trump.
When it comes to Facebook shareholders, Zuckerberg’s vote is the only one that matters.
The film’s costume designer explains the evolution of the high school comedy wardrobe and the inspirations for each character.
Almost no one in America can use the faster wireless network yet, but it’s already a political lightning rod.
The state Assembly just passed a bill that could give Uber and Lyft drivers basic labor protections for the first time.