‘We don’t need ChatGPT’: Call to ban AI explodes in wake of Los Angeles wildfire
Text overlayed across two images of raging fires states: “somewhere, the men who build AI chatbots are selecting the interiors for the rocketships they will use to leave earth and all of us burning with it. somewhere, the billionaire oil CEOs are making plans to buy apocalypse bunkers in new zealand.”
Viral AI images falsely showing the Hollywood sign ablaze sparked panic, highlighting the dangers of fake news.
Critics say Los Angeles didn't have enough water to fight devastating wildfires, but the truth is more complicated.
Experts say social media plays a role in spreading misinformation during natural disasters; share tips on how to identify it.
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The century-old landmark remains untouched by ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles County, despite claims on social media.
On Thursday, residents from the Los Angeles area drove by the Hollywood sign after seeing fake reports of the iconic city ...
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