The latest iteration of Google's video-generating AI model, Veo 3, continues to evolve at a rapid clip.

As US President Donald Trump has expanded the role of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, unproven, misleading and fake claims on deportations are picking up steam on social media.

Vietnamese content developers are using AI to create faceless videos for YouTube and TikTok audiences and earning thousands of dollars a month from them.

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There’s a type of executive in Silicon Valley who brushes off people’s fears about AI job displacement with a mix of optimism, self-interest and condescension. Typically the argument goes something ...

As the tools to create AI video content becomes more ubiquitous across the internet, YouTube takes a stand against its ...

Depending on who you ask, not really. Judging by the endless online chatter, many viewers found the ending unsatisfying — not ...

A Media Matters for America report reveals that photorealistic AI videos made with Google’s Veo 3 are spreading racist tropes ...

The video is horrifying because it looks kind of right but also very wrong. These are worse than false memories; it's an ...

Pissing people off with your series finale is practically a rite of passage for beloved TV shows at this point. Just ask fans ...

A second version of TikTok, led by a group of new owners, could be released in the US on Sept. 5. The existing version would ...

Alphabet's core search remains strong, with AI driving engagement, monetization, and enterprise growth at an attractive P/E ...