Charles Gorrivan

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  • A woman in Washington, DC, views a manipulated video on January 24, 2019, that changes what is said by President Donald Trump and former president Barack Obama, illustrating how deepfake technology can deceive viewers. – “Deepfake” videos that manipulate reality are becoming more sophisticated and realistic as a result of advances in artificial intelligence, creating a potential for new kinds of misinformation with devastating consequences. – TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Rob LEVER “Misinformation woes may multiply with deepfake videos” (Photo by Rob Lever / AFP) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Rob LEVER “Misinformation woes may multiply with deepfake videos” (Photo by ROB LEVER/AFP via Getty Images)Tech

    Microsoft says Iranian hackers targeted U.S. presidential campaigns and spread AI content insulting Donald Trump

    By Charles Gorrivan and Bloomberg
  • Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough looking tensePolitics

    Government says Veterans Affairs and State Departments were swept up in Russian-backed Microsoft hack

    By Charles Gorrivan, Jamie Tarabay, and others