Deepfakes and the Problem of Believing Screens
Deepfakes make it harder to trust what we see. A video used to feel like strong evidence, but now a face, voice, or entire scene can be altered in a […]
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Deepfakes make it harder to trust what we see. A video used to feel like strong evidence, but now a face, voice, or entire scene can be altered in a […]
» Read moreStudents are often told to be careful online because future employers might look at our posts. That warning can sound annoying, but it is not completely wrong. A joke, argument, […]
» Read moreSelf-care online often looks peaceful: candles, skincare, smoothies, journals, matching pajamas, and perfect morning routines. The message sounds healthy, but it can quickly become another shopping list. Students are stressed, […]
» Read moreStreaming gives everyone more choices, but it also means fewer people are watching the same thing at the same time. Older people talk about shows that the whole family or […]
» Read moreGovernment and public-service websites may offer several languages while hiding the language selector at the bottom of a page that users cannot yet understand.
» Read moreOnline forms frequently reject legitimate addresses because they assume every country uses the same format for postal codes, apartment numbers, and street names.
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