X's AI tool "Grok" was used to turn these young women's selfies into highly sexualized images without their consent. It's a growing trend.

The move reflects the government's commitment to using English first, Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden says.

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Sydney Kamlager-Dove (previously sponsored by former New York Congressman Jamaal Bowman), advocates are pushing for bipartisan House bills in Missouri, Georgia, New York, and Maryland. They have ...

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A US district court judge has withdrawn his decision in a biopharma securities case after lawyers noted that his opinion ...

Known as Aeneas, the tool was trained on an extensive dataset of Latin epigraphy. Experts hope it will help decipher segments ...

X is piloting a new feature that will help to identify the platform's best posts. The system is similar to how Community ...