BIG RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – An AI-driven TikTok trend is resulting in 911 calls by panicked people who think a man has broken into their homes. The prank uses artificial intelligence to create a ...

What Gov. Moore will sign into law Tuesday, and what he won't that's sparking pushback Gov. Wes Moore is slated to sign more than 100 bills into law Tuesday, including a bill aiming to stop the ...

AI-powered deepfake tech has come a very long way. Unsurprisingly, teens have been using the tech to prank their friends and family. The latest hoax involves kids sending their parents AI-manipulated ...

He’s gray-haired, bearded, wearing no shoes and standing at Rae Spencer’s doorstep. “Babe,” the content creator wrote in a text to her husband. “Do you know this man? He says he knows you?” Spencer’s ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — St. Petersburg police are warning the public about a dangerous social media trend involving AI-generated photos after officers said a woman falsely reported a man broke ...

Spencer’s husband, who responded immediately with “no,” appeared to express shock when she then sent more images of the man pictured inside their home, sitting on their couch and taking a nap on their ...

He’s gray-haired, bearded, wearing no shoes and standing at Rae Spencer’s doorstep. “Babe,” the content creator wrote in a text to her husband. “Do you know this man? He says he knows you?” Stream ...