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Twitter employees were told not to take down potentially threatening pro-Trump tweets on the day before rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
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Twitter employees were told not to take down potentially threatening pro-Trump tweets on the day before rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
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Investigators say AI-generated child sexual abuse images are simple to create, difficult to track and take time away from finding victims of real-world abuse.
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The federal lawsuit will set the stage for a broader debate over the short-video app and its Chinese parent company, ByteDance.
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The law is supposed to protect users’ private data, but enforcing it, experts say, would require more data collection, not less.
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But neither Trump Media nor the SPAC that has proposed merging with it has revealed that to the SEC or the SPAC’s shareholders.
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“It’s an honest day’s work,” he says about the $16 an hour job, the ony work he’s found since he was fired from the Trump Media platform he helped found.
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The fake highlights how trolls and liars can use computer tools to muddle the truth about mass shootings.
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The ban of Enes Kanter Freedom lasted 12 days, until TikTok’s CEO was being grilled on Capitol Hill.
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Kim Wong’s TikTok videos highlight the complicated reality of the push to ban one of the United States’ most popular apps.