Respect to Maxey…but damn…I’m clearly getting too old for this shit…

Thanks to NewsGuard, Microsoft's AI image tool is now safer...

I worked with McKenzie Sadeghi to identify vulnerabilities in Microsoft's AI tool that could be exploited to create images supporting misleading narratives

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As a journalist, this is wild. Hinge is now allowing users to “hide likes” from people who use words they don’t like

I was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal about commentary I wrote for the paper detailing my experience starting a propaganda-spewing AI content farm for just $105. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

Listen 🎧: What can you get with about $100? How about your own automated AI-powered news site? Jack Brewster tells Alex Ossola about an experiment he did, and what it says about how disinformation spreads on the internet. link.chtbl.com/WSJTechNewsBri…

Tinder analytics to show if a date accurately describes themselve

How I Built an AI-Powered, Self-Running Propaganda Machine for $105 (Jack Brewster - The Wall Street Journal) redef.com/item/661ead577…

How I Built an AI-Powered, Self-Running Propaganda Machine for $105 (Jack Brewster - The Wall Street Journal) redef.com/item/661ead577…

NewsGuard co-CEO Steven Brill, also the founder of Court TV, writes in Reality Check about how the O.J. Simpson trial represents the good old days, without deepfakes or AI:
'The O.J. trial actually happened, and the world got to see it.'

Read more: newsguardrealitycheck.com/p/reality-chec…

The ability to cheaply create and disseminate disinformation is astounding with AI.

Read how Jack Brewster did it: wsj.com/politics/how-i…

Social media users are falling for an AI image of a “Baphomet Happy Meal.” It’s even got a nickname: the “Baphomeal.”

Read more in today's Reality Check: newsguardrealitycheck.com/p/105-to-creat…