AI-generated art won an award. Artists are not happy.
“I won and I didn’t break any rules,” says the creator of the artwork.
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‘Date Me’ Google Docs and the hyper-optimized quest for love
Olsson didn’t really promote her Date Me doc, but Chana Messinger, a teacher and blogger, tweeted it in March 2021, saying, “I like this genre… Read More »‘Date Me’ Google Docs and the hyper-optimized quest for love
Elizabeth Holmes Guilt Sentence Not Overturned
The hill Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes asks court to overturn her conviction Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes asked the court on Thursday to drop her fraud… Read More »Elizabeth Holmes Guilt Sentence Not Overturned
Strikes engulf UK as workers demand better pay
Supported by unions and tired of years of low wage growth, workers are making bold wage demands to meet the rising cost of living. Some… Read More »Strikes engulf UK as workers demand better pay
Nadal’s nose bloodied by his own racket at US Open in victory
NEW YORK (AP) – Rafael Nadal cut himself in the bridge of his nose with his own racket when it bounced off the field following… Read More »Nadal’s nose bloodied by his own racket at US Open in victory
Twitter finally gets an edit button
Another problem opponents are likely to have with Twitter’s editing feature as it’s currently designed is that it initially hides the context of what’s changed… Read More »Twitter finally gets an edit button
Biden’s student loan plan could be a protracted legal battle
The White House’s use of emergency powers to bring about widespread debt relief could be ripe for challenges.
GM’s Cruise recalls self-driving software involved in June crash
Autonomous driving company Cruise and US regulators said today that the General Motors subsidiary had recalled software used on 80 vehicles after two people were… Read More »GM’s Cruise recalls self-driving software involved in June crash
Does this fisherman have the right to be in a billionaire’s backyard?
A battle along Colorado’s waterways pits an alliance of whitewater rafters and amateur fishermen against some of the nation’s wealthiest landowners, tarnishing its image of… Read More »Does this fisherman have the right to be in a billionaire’s backyard?
Kidnapped Pennsylvania girl found more than 150 miles away in Brooklyn without shoes on, officials say
A 13-year-old Pennsylvania girl abducted Wednesday was found more than 150 miles away in New York City without shoes on, officials said, noting there was… Read More »Kidnapped Pennsylvania girl found more than 150 miles away in Brooklyn without shoes on, officials say
Trans researchers want Google Scholar to stop naming them
Choosing her new name made Tess Tanenbaum think about many questions. Am I Josie or a Hanna? Should it resemble her previous male name? What… Read More »Trans researchers want Google Scholar to stop naming them
Donald Trump will soon be indicted. This is why
It gives me no joy to write this piece. Even a cursory review of the redacted version of the affidavit filed in support of the… Read More »Donald Trump will soon be indicted. This is why
Debt-ridden Sri Lanka reaches first deal for IMF Bailout
The package includes nearly $3 billion in loans for an island nation that has impeached its president during a devastating economic crisis.
Inflation tightens grip on Europe
Eurozone price increases hit another record in August, with Estonia hitting 25 percent and eight other countries posting double-digit annual inflation.
Behind Google Worker Protests of an Israeli Government Cloud Deal
Ariel Koren, a Google employee who became the face of workers’ protests against the company’s contract with the Israeli government announced her resignation yesterday. The… Read More »Behind Google Worker Protests of an Israeli Government Cloud Deal
