The murders that occurred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018 were an act of evil. So is resurrecting the victims as political props.

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Acosta’s interview raises a larger societal question: is AI helping us connect or just simulating connection while we grow more disconnected from one other?

The independent journalist Jim Acosta sparked an intense backlash this week with what he called a “one of a kind interview”: A video of him talking with an AI-generated avatar ...

Tech entrepreneurs are happily cashing in on providing AI-powered versions of human beings after the flesh and organs give way to reality. For the most part, it’s been embraced by people who are ...

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta’s interview with an AI version of a Parkland shooting victim was meant to send a message about gun violence, but it’s raised deeper questions about ethics, grief, and the ...

Robby Soave delivers radar on Jim Acosta's interview with an AI-generated avatar of Joaquin Oliver, a 17-year-old victim in ...

You have to wonder what went through his head when Jim Acosta decided to interview a victim of the 2018 Parkland school shooting.

It's been over seven years since Joaquin Oliver was gunned down at his Parkland high school, one of 17 victims killed at ...

Jim Acosta, a former CNN anchor, has interviewed an AI-generated version of Joaquin Oliver, a teenager among the 17 victims ...