Pulitzer Winners Disclose AI Use in Record Eight Cases
Eight Pulitzer awardees disclosed using AI this year, including five winners and three finalists, according to Nieman Lab.
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ESPN Uses AI Tells Detection During 2026 WSOP
ESPN integrated an AI tool during the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event to analyze player behavior, raising questions about its accuracy and impact on the game.
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AI Music App Treblo Flags Rubberz and Tyga Songs as Likely AI-Generated
Treblo, an AI music app, now flags Fenix Flexin’s 'Rubberz' and Tyga’s new project as likely AI-generated, following claims by a producer that they used the tool.
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UNAM Remote Exam Fails, 58,000 Students Retake
UNAM’s AI-supervised remote exam led to a 16.3% surge in top scores, prompting a retest for 58,000 applicants.
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OpenAI’s Influencer Trip Sparks Online Backlash
OpenAI’s first luxury influencer trip to a New York retreat has drawn criticism online, with some questioning the ethics of promoting AI amid environmental concerns.
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Interpol: AI Now Core of Cybercrime in Africa
AI is involved in 55% of cybercrimes in Africa, with losses doubling to $484 million since 2024, according to Interpol.
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Flock Cameras Under Fire After Vandalism Incidents
Advocacy by 'Guardrail Guy' sparks backlash after Flock cameras are damaged in multiple incidents across the U.S.
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Apple's Bug Bounty Inbox Overwhelmed by AI-Generated Reports
A critical macOS flaw worth $200K went unreported due to Apple's bug bounty inbox being flooded with AI-generated submissions.
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YouTuber Hank Green Apologizes for AI-Generated Content
Hank Green, with 3.2 million followers, apologized for using AI chatbots in his video, admitting it diluted his work and caused audience backlash.
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Autonomous Key Offers Physical Lock for Addictive Apps
Autonomous Key, priced at $9, provides a physical NFC device to lock distracting apps, offering a cheaper alternative to competitors like Brick.
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IEEE Spectrum Author Reflects on Waxwing Behavior
IEEE Spectrum author Robert N. Charette notes waxwings consistently visit crab apple trees in winter, as observed in late January.
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Reddit continues DMCA lawsuit against web scraper despite Google's loss
Reddit's lawsuit against SerpApi and Perplexity AI remains active after a judge denied a motion to dismiss, citing plausible claims of conspiracy to circumvent Google's access controls.