CLEVELAND — Generative AI. Deep fake videos. Anyone who spends time online has, without a doubt, seen them. As many as eight to ten times a day. Artificial intelligence is a technology that constantly ...

Smiles are strange things. People use them when they are happy, yes, but also when they are uncomfortable, bored, anxious, or trying to be polite. Sometimes a smile has nothing to do with joy at all.

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. OpenAI wants you to know how good its latest image generator is —and it has a few fake screenshots and ...

Imagine a baby elf in a onesie. Now imagine that it has had its teeth sharpened and been possessed by the devil: that gives you a sense of the aesthetic of a Labubu doll. Lots of Labubu-lovers sport ...

At the opening of the world's biggest Pop Mart store in Bangkok last August, the queue for Labubu snaked past three shopfronts, even in 35‑degree heat. Inside, buyers raced to buy the snaggle‑toothed ...

You didn’t need a legal case to know that the Southern Poverty Law Center, to stay alive, badly needs the perils it claims to deplore. The federal indictment, which charges the nonprofit with wire ...

Like many medical school students, Sam was broke. The 22-year-old aspiring orthopedic surgeon from northern India got some money from his parents, but he says he spent most of it subsidizing his ...

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How do I snub thee? Some British researchers are counting the ways, asking people around the country to send them swear words and insults that might be little known to outsiders. “We’re really ...

Labubu dolls, popular toys sold in the US, are tied to state-imposed forced labor in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, with 16 of 20 dolls tested containing cotton linked to the region's ...