Here's what's behind this trend — and how you can spot the fakes. The banner headline read "Apocalypse," and was ... Then there's also this story, with the logo of the entertainment site E!

The banner headline read "Apocalypse," and ... a text or include a media logo, to complete websites or social media profiles that pretend to be a well-known media organization — so-called "media ...

Here's what's behind this trend — and how you can spot the fakes.Shortly after Donald Trump ... with captions in several languages. It read "Apocalypse" and showed Trump facing Russian President ...

YouTube came out in support of the Congressional "No Fakes Act" and also expanded an effort to limit AI-generated "likenesses ...

The trend of using Open AI’s ChatGPT to create AI images in the distinctive style of Studio Ghibli probably should have ceased the moment the official White House X account hopped aboard.

Meta company officially ended its fact checking programme in the US today. The humans employed to take action on fake news ...

Google says it uncovered thousands of illegitimate listings, including for fake businesses, on Google Maps and has announced a lawsuit against the alleged scammers behind the fraud. The lawsuit ...

Almost one year after FKA Twigs testified to Congress, the No Fakes Act has been reintroduced and now has YouTube liking and subscribing to the bill. In a statement shared on April 9, YouTube ...

YouTube on Wednesday announced an expansion of its pilot program designed to identify and manage AI-generated content that features the "likeness," ...

An errant post on X may have just shaken the stock market, showing how influential — and unreliable — the social media platform can be. Unsourced “headlines” about a potential “90-day ...