WIRED uncovered some 400 apps and websites linked to Chinese-language developers that look like regular AI tools but had secret features that let users create violent AI-generated images and video.

A Python project that classifies videos as REAL or AI_GENERATED by sampling video frames and analyzing them with a frozen ImageNet-pretrained ResNet-50. It includes training, evaluation, threshold ...

Over the last year, the public has been trained to view the biggest new wave of emerging cyberthreats as AI-driven. In fact, ...

Twenty-two years ago, Dr. Werner Vogels would not have guessed he would spend this long at one company. By his own account, ...

As federal oversight lags, state-level regulation and industry-wide content provenance measures are also aiding the battle ...

One in 3 educators don’t know if their school or district has a policy to address the potential threat to student safety from AI-generated fake images and videos. That’s according to a nationwide ...

KATU is investigating the controversy surrounding an alleged "deepfake" video of Washington County Commissioner Nafisa Fai speaking at an event in Minnesota in front of an upside-down American flag.

Map cross-domain privilege escalation to sever breach routes at key choke points. Governance Sets the Ceiling on Your AI Security Program See the five moves that raise a Stage 2 Govern score to a ...

Image Forensics Pro is a Python-based digital image forensics application developed using Streamlit. It helps users analyze digital images and identify potential signs of image manipulation or ...

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Australian man William Yeates avoids immediate jail time after creating and sharing sexually explicit AI deepfakes of a teenage girl, prompting debate over sentencing, victim protection and ...