I was recently digging through my Instagram settings, trying to disable Meta’s now-defunct feature that allowed anyone to create AI deepfakes of me without consent. Anger bubbled up inside as I tapped through the Kafkaesque opt-out process. Rather than throwing my phone across the room, I blurted to my partner that we should leave San
Andrea Pirlo has said he is no longer a candidate to coach the Italian national team after days of controversy over his links to a Russian betting company. His appointment as Italy’s next coach had not been confirmed by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), but was considered almost certain. But over the weekend several Italian
in the day After its release, I woke up at dawn and drove 25 miles to the Philadelphia suburbs to see Christopher Nolan’s film. The Odysseyin one of the few remaining theaters in the Northeast equipped to project large-format, super-high-resolution 70mm IMAX films. I arrived to find groups of loafers in “NOLAN” sweatshirts and Letterboxd
Meta has abruptly removed a new feature that allowed people to use its artificial intelligence (AI) tool to create fake images from user content on Instagram. The feature was part of a broad rollout of Muse Image, a new AI imaging tool that Meta launched Tuesday as part of Meta AI, the company’s chatbot. It
Meta has removed a controversial feature that allowed users to modify photos from public Instagram accounts using AI. The feature, which launched earlier this week along with a batch of other AI tools, “failed” and is no longer available, according to the company. Earlier this week, Meta announced Muse Image, a new AI image generator