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• It's 2023. You MUST think about how to prevent bad actors (stalkers, 4chan, etc.). If you don't have a solution, you're not ready to release.

  

  Noah Mittman

  

  6 days ago

  4chan users embrace AI voice clone tool to generate celebrity hatespeech

  The Verge - James Vincent

  Free AI voice cloning technology from startup ElevenLabs has been used by trolls to imitate the voices of celebrities. The generated audio ranges in content from memes and erotica to virulent hatespeech. An AI startup that lets anyone clone a target’s voice in a matter of seconds is being rapidly …

• Ladies and gentlemen, how will I ever know it's the weekend?

  

  Noah Mittman

  

  4 days ago

  Twitter's Latest Chaotic Move Will Kill the Site's Best Bots, Account Owners Say

  VICE - Chloe Xiang

  From Virginia Woolf quotes, to anime, to images of fruit, bot account owners are saying their goodbyes as Twitter plans to charge for its API. On Wednesday, Twitter announced that starting on February 9th, it would no longer be supporting free Application Program Interface (API) access, which allows …

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  Noah Mittman

  

  Jan 21

  The Internet Archive Is the Web’s Best Kept Movie Secret

  howtogeek.com - Sydney Butler

  The internet has more content than one human could experience, yet much is already lost! This is true of movies in particular. Most early films were …

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  Noah Mittman

  

  This Clothing Line Tricks AI Cameras Without Covering Your Face

  petapixel.com - Pesala Bandara

  A start-up has launched a line of clothing that confuses artificial intelligence (AI) cameras and stops them from recognizing the wearer. Italian …

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  Noah Mittman

  Unified ID 2.0 Is the Hot New Privacy Violation on the Web

  pxlnv.com - Nick Heer

  Brian X. Chen, New York Times: When you browse the web, an increasing number of sites and apps are asking for a piece of basic information that you …

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  Noah Mittman

  

  Big Tech employees are TikToking on the job — and their bosses don’t always like it

  The Verge - Mia Sato

  Tech industry workers rack up millions of views on vlogs documenting their workdays. Creators can build huge followings, and companies benefit, too. A day in the life of a 20-something on TikTok who works in tech might look something like this: start the day with free breakfast and a latte. …