Concerns about deepfake medical imaging are raising eyebrows across healthcare. A leading radiologist questions who would intend such harm, while others note the unsettling implications for younger physicians adapting to rapid technological change.
A 12-year-old girl’s shocking ordeal has sparked a lawsuit against Montana’s Child Protective Services. Her attorney claims it took the agency months to contact law enforcement, raising concerns about systemic failures and bureaucratic neglect.
Kevin Scanlon, the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority’s top lawyer, has left his position as the agency faces two active legislative investigations into alleged transparency and ethical violations. His departure coincides with a new position at the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, raising questions about timing and institutional oversight.
A new report is drawing attention to the ways international finance and development institutions drive the global expansion of factory farming. As these industrial models spread to low- and middle-income countries, critics worry that more sustainable food systems are sidelined, raising serious questions about the future of agriculture.
AI is quickly expanding beyond the confines of text, gaining the ability to see, hear, smell, and act in both digital and physical spaces. Yet, experts caution that neither society nor technology is fully prepared for this revolutionary leap.
Regulators are intensifying their scrutiny of artificial intelligence, with the Federal Trade Commission demanding information from major AI firms on children’s safety measures. Meanwhile, a federal pilot program set to use AI to authorize Medicare treatments in six states is drawing fire from lawmakers who fear it could lead to wrongful denials of care.
A graphic video of a Kirk shooting was shared widely across online platforms, underscoring how traditional media gatekeeping has shifted in the digital age. Once filtered by conventional outlets, such content now circulates directly to audiences worldwide.
In Silicon Valley, once-grand visions of Artificial General Intelligence are giving way to pragmatic strategies for advancing AI. Shaped by investor caution, regulatory watchfulness, and ethical considerations, industry leaders are adopting a more measured approach to development.
A Montana man has been sentenced to six months in prison for illegally cloning and breeding giant sheep. His operation spanned Texas and Minnesota, where hybrid sheep were used in captive trophy hunts.
The Department of Homeland Security is planning a reality TV show where immigrants compete for U.S. citizenship, drawing comparisons to “The Hunger Games.”