In a deepfake nightmare, an alleged stalker is accused of making violent, graphic deepfakes of women with their fathers, and of their children. Device searches revealed he searched for "undress" apps and "ai porn."
New from 404 Media: Flock has cut off cameras in California, Illinois, and Virginia from national lookups after our investigations and others based on our reporting. Comes after we revealed cops doing lookups for ICE and an abortion case. Massive changes to this tech
Turns out all the major LLMs (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, Llama 3) struggle to understand Gen Alpha phrases, like "let him cook", "ate that up", "got ratioed", "secure the bag" etc. Research paper written by a soon-to-be 9th grader
Echoing everything Seamus says here. He spends massive amount of time digging through court records to find interesting ones. He shares with us. Other outlets then don't credit. They include referral links, showing they ripped us off. You think we won't notice? 🤡
New from 404 Media: A judge ruled Anthropic likely violated copyright law when it pirated authors’ books to create a giant dataset and "forever" library, but training its AI on those books without authors' permission constitutes fair use under copyright law
Massive creator platform Fansly just banned furries
New from 404 Media: 'FuckLAPD.com' is a website that lets anyone use facial recognition to instantly identify cops. Point camera, take photo, upload to site. It provides their name and salary information. Creator also rebooting their tool for identifying ICE employees
Recently Mark Zuckerberg announced Meta was building an AI data center so large its size would be equivalent to a significant part of Manhattan. What Zuckerberg did not mention was the constructions of 3 new Meta-subsidized, gas power plants
Lots of 404 Media on John Oliver last night. We have been covering AI slop like no one else, including how people make money doing it and platforms like Meta are paying people to produce this crap:
Here is the video for our latest FOIA Forum, where we explained in detail how we got records from police departments—this time about a company selling AI personas posing as protesters to cops. There is something in here for people new to FOIA or veterans