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Advanced artificial intelligence technologies are enabling the creation of convincing fake videos and images, significantly impacting society and democracy in countries like the United States and Russia.
The panel discusses the internet's impact on addiction and cognitive function.
NARA outlines its new process for public engagement on proposed records schedules during a webinar held on May 30, 2019.
Agencies are guided on preparing transfer requests in the updated ERA 2.0 system during a webinar held on October 25, 2023.
Archivist of the United States David Ferriero and Wikipedian in Residence Dominic McDevitt-Parks discuss the National Archives Wikisource project aimed at digitizing NARA records.
Misogyny on the internet is examined through the experiences of four women, including Laura Boldrini and Kiah Morris, highlighting the pervasive hate aimed at women.
Experts discuss Internet piracy and free speech at The New Yorker Festival.
Quinton Atkinson discusses Ancestry's collaboration with the National Archives and Records Administration to digitize records and highlights new collections available on Ancestry.
Two Financial Times journalists reveal how a family in Ohio shaped the porn industry.
WikiConference USA 2015, held at The National Archives from October 9-11, brought together Wiki-editors and guests to discuss Wikipedia topics in an unconference format.
Pod Meets World features Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Ryder Strong discussing Boy Meets World.
WikiConference USA 2015, held at The National Archives from October 9 to 11, gathers Wiki-editors and guests to discuss Wikipedia topics in an unconference format.
This episode discusses the rivalry between MindGeek and WGCZ in the porn industry.
In Las Vegas, porn moguls confront industry challenges at a flagship conference in 2012.
The investigation looks into how OnlyFans changed financial power in the porn industry.
Jewher and Abduweli expose Uyghur atrocities after fleeing China for the US and Istanbul.
Ken Dornstein investigates the unresolved questions surrounding the Lockerbie bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, focusing on the implications of the attack and its aftermath.
Rowan, born just before the Iraq war, advocates for human rights despite fearing reprisals.
Amber Haque investigates the dangers of illegal diet pills driven by social media pressure.
Elle Reeve investigates how 8chan became a place where Nazis thrive and mass shooters post manifestos.
Annie McAdams represents 98 sex trafficking victims in lawsuits against tech companies for facilitating trafficking on their platforms.
Every year, police receive thousands of child pornography reports, raising serious concerns.
An AI-generated band faces scrutiny and backlash, prompting its creators, Dagogo Altraide and Tawsif Akkas, to hire human musicians for authenticity.
GPT-4, Google Bard, and Midjourney v5 highlight the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence over a transformative two-week period in 2023.
In August 2012, a group of football players in Steubenville, Ohio, sexually assaulted an underage girl at a party, leading to community silence and later intervention by Anonymous.
Apple's Siri lags behind competitors due to privacy concerns, says John Burkey from VICE News.
The rise of cosmetic dermal fillers in the UK, valued at £3.6 billion, is linked to influencers like Kylie Jenner and raises concerns about beauty standards and societal perceptions.
Vibe coding is rapidly transforming the programming landscape, sparking debate among industry experts about its potential and limitations.
Between 500 and 700 Palestinian children are tried each year under military law for incitement, facing a 99% conviction rate.
In April 2022, a hack on the Ronin network resulted in the loss of over $600 million in cryptocurrency, marking the largest hack of its kind.
Families in Bucha, Ukraine, face the ongoing trauma of the March 2022 massacre, where over 450 civilians were killed by Russian forces, as survivors share their stories.
Seventy thousand people are hospitalized each year in Australia due to alcohol abuse, which causes more damage than all illicit drugs combined.
Over $1 million has been saved by Jim Browning, who disrupts scams and alerts victims in real-time using webcams and CCTV.
A 14-year-old named Jalea created the viral dance challenge "Renegade," but her work received little recognition when others copied it on TikTok.
The podcast series Blindspot revisits the HIV epidemic in New York City and its impact.
The closure of Showboat in Atlantic City threatens jobs and community stability for workers.
A bus damaged a cable in July 2020, leaving a resident without internet access for two weeks during the pandemic.
Forty-five million unique viewers watch esports each month on Twitch, marking a significant shift in the gaming industry's mainstream appeal.
Christopher Wylie reveals that Cambridge Analytica spent $1 million harvesting millions of Facebook profiles to influence political perceptions.
Philippines women face poverty, leading to selling their babies online for survival.
Eastern State Penitentiary attracts thousands of tourists each Halloween, transforming into a haunted house that raises concerns about prison tourism.
Up to 70,000 narcotics addicts live in Yunnan province, with some areas reporting an addict in every second family.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's disinformation tactics for the Trump campaign.
Ten women call a dating coach a scam artist in online reviews, prompting a confrontation about her methods and the negative feedback she receives.
In August 2008, Patriotic Chinese youths wage a cyber-war against the West to defend China.
Thailand's startups navigate digital trust and privacy in a rapidly growing digital world.
Seventy people are taken hostage during a terrorist raid on the OPEC building in Vienna on December 21, 1975, led by Carlos the Jackal.
Thousands of migrants make the deadly crossing through the forest from Belarus to Poland.
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