Also: The Guardian and security researchers came up with a really clever way to make it easier to protect whistleblowers and other sensitive sources from reprisal, and it's open for any news org to adopt themselves.

If it was AI, it would have trouble with the text and clean edges on the shirt. But looking at the original, it'd be a pretty easy photoshop job. If you look at where Hulk's hair was edited out, it's just a basic smudge brush; if it was AI, the hair or something else weird would fill the space

- someone posted this to reddit about a month ago: www.reddit.com/r/neoliberal...

- can't say for sure, but I'm fairly certain it's not AI (at least not fully; some AI tools now built into photo editors may have been used)

- yes, it's hulk hogan: i.huffpost.com/gen/325810/i...

OH MY GOD

This is another. NDP is losing some of its longest serving MPs, which surely is gonna make it tough to build itself back up

I wonder what it could mean

I am also immediately skeptical of any startupy automakers that run more like tech companies than car manufacturers, but if these stand up once they hit the road they could be really, really cool

"you know who isn't woke? the Washington Generals."

There are a few good, worthwhile uses of AI and that is because they are *exclusively* just tools

It shows that CEOs are stoked on AI because it lets them boil staff down to this simplistic, commodified way they already think of talent, without all the tricky extras like challenging their views or not wanting to be hit on at work

The whole post was already wild, because he describes several fake people he thinks are really exciting but just sound like dull, surface level descriptions of new hires pulled straight from a typical press release