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fromBusiness Insider
2 days ago

Military influencers are taking over social media. The Pentagon is at a loss on how to handle them.

All military influencers, regardless of follower count or content style, operate in a murky space between personal branding and military ethics guidelines. Some share lighthearted or mundane glimpses of daily military life; others push boundaries with sexualized or irreverent posts. Across the ranks, Pentagon policies on social media are vague and unevenly enforced, leaving troops eager to grow their followings but wary of the consequences, according to interviews with six military influencers and five public affairs officers.
US news
Intellectual property law
fromConsequence
1 month ago

Zelda Williams Tells Fans to "Stop Sending AI Videos" of Her Father, Robin Williams

AI-generated videos exploit deceased celebrities' likenesses, reduce lives and legacies to low-quality recycled content, and prioritize engagement over respect.
US politics
fromAbove the Law
1 month ago

Lowering Of The Bar? - Above the Law

The assassination of Charlie Kirk revealed social media's cruelty, eroded media trust, and intensified concerns about political violence and threats to free speech.
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago

Marco Rubio impostor reportedly using AI to contact multiple senior officials US politics live

An unknown fraudster has used artificial intelligence to impersonate US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, contacting senior officials through fake voice messages and texts.
US politics
Online learning
fromBuzzFeed
6 months ago

Everything You Need To Know About Wellness TikToker Janelle Rohner's Weight Loss Controversy

Transparency is crucial for weight loss coaches, especially when using medications.
Selling weight loss courses while using GLP-1 drugs without disclosure is misleading.
Social media can misrepresent reality, impacting audience trust.
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