The Download: trapped by grief algorithms, and image AI privacy issues
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Why detecting AI-generated text is so difficult (and what to do about it)
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When my dad was sick, I started Googling grief. Then I couldn’t escape it.
I’ve always been a super-Googler, coping with uncertainty by trying to learn as much as…
The Download: fighting pregnancy misinformation, and the ethics of organ donations
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AI models spit out photos of real people and copyrighted images
Popular image generation models can be prompted to produce identifiable photos of real people, potentially…
The Download: CRISPR crops, and busting renewables myths
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How Indian health-care workers use WhatsApp to save pregnant women
Hirabai Koli’s medical reports were normal—but she wasn’t happy. She had been monitoring her weight…
A Massachusetts bill could allow prisoners to swap their organs for their freedom
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The Download: risks to Reddit, and the potential return of the dodo
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Three ways networking services simplify network management
Organizations rely on networks to power their work. But managing the myriad applications and data…