Jenna Ortega Deleted Twitter After Receiving Explicit AI Images of Herself
Actress Jenna Ortega has revealed she quit Twitter after being sent explicit AI-generated images of herself.
Actress Jenna Ortega has revealed she quit Twitter after being sent explicit AI-generated images of herself.
RR Auction held an Apple-themed auction last week focused on the legendary late Steve Jobs and Apple's role in the computer revolution. The auction achieved a total of $983,096 in sales.
It appears that Meta is no longer developing its rumored Apple Vision Pro competitor, a premium VR/AR headset codenamed "La Jolla."
Midjourney has opened up its AI image generator onto a standalone website after years of only being available via a Discord server.
There is a widely held belief that AI images pose a danger to society. The technology is able to create fake images that can pass as genuine creating opportunities for bad actors to spread misinformation.
The Flip Video cameras took the world by storm in 2006. And like most storms, damage was left in Flip's wake to the tune of a $300 million loss. YouTube creator Krazy Ken of Computer Clan takes a deep dive into the wild story of Flip's dizzying heights and shocking lows in his newest video.
WeTransfer has announced it has added the option to extend the expiry date of a download link in a move that will be welcomed by the photography community.
A fake, AI-generated video of French President Emmanuel Macron kissing a man was manipulated using real photos taken by paparazzi photographers in a shocking example of how AI video generators can spread misinformation.
Google has released an updated version of its AI image generator to everyone in the U.S. via the company's AI Test Kitchen service.
Frame.io Version 4 now allows photographers to send photos directly from a compatible camera to Adobe Lightroom, the software of choice for many working pros.
A YouTuber has filed a class action lawsuit against Nvidia after the technology company used his content to build an AI video model.
Presidential candidate Donald Trump took to his social media platform last night to share AI-generated images of young women wearing t-shirts emblazoned with the words "Swifties for Trump."
In collaboration with Little Cinema and directors Sam Gill and Luke Neher, National Geographic has created an incredible six-screen immersive cinema experience at Disney's annual D23 event in California.
Captured is a new photography platform built to "revolutionize the event photography industry" through advanced facial recognition technology.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt made controversial comments during a discussion at Stanford University where he suggested AI companies don't need to worry about stealing copyrighted content.
The parent company of TikTok, ByteDance, has debuted a new text-to-video AI app, Jimeng AI, in China, paving the way for a future where TikTok features a bevy of AI-generated videos.
Photographers will never be left out of a group photo again with Google Pixel's new "Add Me" tool.
With concerns over AI being misused, most companies are putting guardrails in place to curb the technology's worst excesses. Not so at Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter).
Fans of the English Premier League will know what a fuss the video-assistant referee (VAR) has been over the last few seasons. The good news is that the system's being replaced -- by a swarm of iPhones.
A free deepfake AI tool that lets you become anyone during a video call with a single photo is going viral online.
A bill introduced in the California state senate aims to prevent the dangers of artificial intelligence. Critics, including Google and Meta, say the bill could stifle innovation and even kill California's significant tech industry.
At today's Made By Google Event, Google unveiled new AI integration to Android OS that lets users accomplish tasks just by talking.
Free users of ChatGPT can now generate up to two images per day with DALL-E 3 after the AI image generator was previously exclusive to ChatGPT Plus subscribers.
A new website lets New Yorkers use the Department of Transportation traffic camera network to capture unusual selfies on the streets.
Google is reorganizing the "Library" on the Google Photos app into "Collections" as it prepares to launch its Gemini AI-powered “Ask Photos” function.
It has been a tumultuous year for Intel. Beyond the company's dire financial performance and the resulting slashing of 15,000 jobs, the company has been mired in a controversy with its 13th and 14th gen CPUs, which are irreparably damaged in some cases.
American 3D geospatial company Cesium has released Cesium Moon Terrain, a comprehensive, exceptionally accurate, and publicly accessible 3D dataset of the Moon.
Amazon has launched a second iteration of its in-house AI image generator for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers.
Scientists attached cameras to endangered sea lions so that they could help them map unexplored seabeds and learn more about the animals' behavior.
A new Instagram filter warns visitors in the U.S. when they are getting too close to wild animals while taking a photo.
Samsung says it has seen an uptick in sales of its Galaxy Z Flip 6 smartphones after Olympic winners captured "victory selfies" with the devices on the podium.
A couple who visited a glacier in Switzerland 15 years apart were so shocked by its exceptional retreat that it made them cry.
Nvidia has been caught using videos from YouTube, Netflix, and other sources to build an AI model, according to a leak obtained by 404 Media.
Sony has released a new video highlighting its novel stacked image sensor technology that the company believes will improve smartphone image quality for mobile photographers.
A new AI image generator called FLUX.1 from the same researchers who developed Stable Diffusion and invented the latent diffusion technique promises high fidelity and claims it even does hands right.
Researchers have developed mind-reading AI technology that can reconstruct the images that a brain is seeing with unprecedented accuracy.
Chinese scientists have developed a tiny, solar-powered drone that is by far the smallest and lightest of its kind.
After reports arose yesterday that Intel would slash jobs in an attempt to cut costs and recoup overall value, the company made these anticipated moves today alongside releasing horrible second-quarter financial results.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, has taken to social media to say that United States regulators will be provided with early access to OpenAI's next foundational AI model.
Some Instagram users discovered that their photos had been permanently deleted this week and the images were unable to be recovered.
Intel's rough times have gotten worse. Intel is cutting thousands of jobs to reduce its costs in hopes of instigating a market share value rebound.
Google's highly publicized Circle to Search feature now allows users to leverage Google's AI tech to instantly learn more about an image, including information about metadata, its source, and whether it is legitimate.
AI-enabled drones are being used to monitor shark activity under the waves and alert beachgoers in the U.S.
Instagram now lets users create AI versions of themselves which can talk to their followers on their behalf.
AI-generated headshots are now a thing. Tech companies can offer hundreds of "professional" images for just $10. The question is: Should photographers be concerned?
The web-based design platform Canva, a competitor to Adobe, has announced it is buying generative AI company Leonardo.
Getty Images has given an upgrade to its AI image generator which is trained solely on the photo agency's vast library.
The director behind Here, the new movie starring Tom Hanks, has revealed that the camera never moves once during the entire film.
After 11 years, Electronic Arts (EA) has released a college football game that uses photos and AI to bring 11,000 real players into the game.
Elon Musk, the owner of X (the platform formerly known as Twitter), shared a misleading AI-generated video of Vice President Kamala Harris.