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“AI companies are not doing enough to secure their systems and protect the public from the harm they cause. That burden is falling onto everyone else, including smaller organizations,” Wikimedia said. “At a minimum, their systems should operate in a way that non-profit website owners like us can easily identify, and choose how they interact with our services.”

therecord.media

u/D-R-AZ — 9 days ago

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The ‘Cornell 7’ and the problem with how to raise our boys

independent.co.uk

u/saucey_dawg0023 — 13 days ago

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Far-right thugs used to own antisemitism exclusively. Not any more

inews.co.uk

u/theipaper — 8 days ago

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Nearly 12,000 school book bans in a year, a record high, according to annual tally

nbcnews.com

u/kiyomoris — 9 days ago

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The Propagandist in the Press Pool

Lead Lines:

In mid-September, the Trump administration bestowed press pool status on reporter—sorry, “reporter”—Beni Rae Harmony as she traveled to Ireland to cover the president.

Then, on September 26, the 24-year-old(!) Harmony, who worked for the network Real America’s Voice, took CNN’s spot on the presidential plane after Trump refused to let the network onboard.

Last Friday, Harmony switched sides, going from covering the White House as a member of the press to serving Trump as his newest assistant press secretary.

There are so many questions here, but let’s start with the most obvious one: Do you think she’ll get back pay?

thebulwark.com

u/D-R-AZ — 8 days ago

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