Your Photos Aren’t Real
This week: Google’s new photo manipulation tools produce some convincing results, but how much of this unreality are we supposed to stomach?
This week: Google’s new photo manipulation tools produce some convincing results, but how much of this unreality are we supposed to stomach?
Which influencers are actually influencing? A survey of the field turns up everyone from people focused on specific state legislatures to Elon Musk.
From Hasan Piker to Logan Paul, this interactive display maps how online personalities on the right and the left are using their massive followings to influence the US election.
The tech giant says its “affirmative litigation” deters and raises awareness of bad behavior. Skeptics wonder whether these suits are too small a gesture.
In a world first, Harvard biologists worked with Google to diagram a cubic millimeter of human cerebral cortex at the subcellular level, paving the way for the next generation of brain science.
Ksenia Karelina was found guilty of treason for donating $51 (£39) to a charity supporting Ukraine.
The number of entrants awarded A* and A grades is down as results return to pre-pandemic levels.
Sodium cyanide is one of three substances released into the canal in the incident in Walsall.
The Love Island star claimed he had nearly £930,000 worth of possessions stolen from his Los Angeles home.
The singer and songwriter struggled for years to break through. Now she’s staking a claim for herself — and other women in the genre — with a new album, “Whirlwind.”