Political media needs to get real about deepfakes
As AI becomes more accessible and easier to use, upcoming elections are likely to be inundated with fake videos and audio recordings to tarnish politicians' reputations.
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Every home seems to be out of budget for new buyers
Thanks to skyrocketing prices, a shortage of inventory, and competition from investors with all-cash offers, it’s becoming harder than ever for young people to buy their first homes.
Americans aren’t returning to the office
Global office occupancy rates are on the rise, nearly returning to pre-pandemic levels in much of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East– but not in the US.
AI illustrations lose copyright battle
Images created by AI are not eligible for copyright protection because they weren’t made by a human.
The midlife crisis looks different for millennials
As millions of millennials turn 40 this year, many will likely go through some form of a midlife crisis.
Teens don’t want to drive anymore
Teens are putting off the driving test or eschewing it altogether, as they find today’s world intimidating to navigate.
The future of AI search is up to the Supreme Court
Next week, the Supreme Court will hear arguments from the case Gonzalez v. Google.
Gen Zers open their wallets for self-care
The Zoomer passion for healthy living is reflected in the brands they choose to buy, with high-quality food and self-care products topping Numerator’s list of fast-growing brands in 2022.
“Fly Now, Pay Later” puts travelers in debt
Inflation has created a global cost-of-living crisis, and many are canceling their travel plans to cope with the price increases of essential goods.
US cities power up the EV charger grid
Today, EVs make up only 6% of new car sales, but charging providers warn that the infrastructure the US needs now is the same as the infrastructure it’ll need when every car owner drives electric