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Bianca Dye: “Hey Bee, your dead aunty just posted she LOVED you on The Golden Bachelor…”

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By Bianca Dye Verified
| The Big Smoke
Bianca Dye is conflicted about Meta’s AI afterlife technology: will digital versions of the dead comfort us, or keep us stuck in our grief? Death used to mean rest. Eternal peace. Choirs of angels. Seeing the light (hopefully?). A nice lie down.
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When wanting to warn women becomes dangerous: The dark side of naming names

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By Bianca Dye Verified
| The Big Smoke
What happens when wanting to warn other women puts your own safety, privacy, and reputation on the line? Lying on a small single bed in the spare room of one of my best friends, staring up at the ceiling, I asked myself the question no one ever wants to ask: How did I get here? What could I have done differently? It’s a long story—and not one I’m ready to tell in full—but let’s just say my best friend saved me. She scooped me out of a dangerous domestic violence situation and took me somewhere safe.
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Fake podcast clips are misleading millions of people on social media. Here’s how to spot them - The Big Smoke

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By Bianca Dye Verified, Glenn L. Carle
| The Big Smoke
Sometimes a trivial marketing strategy, sometimes a deceptive form of misinformation, fake podcast clips aren’t always easy to spot—especially if you haven’t come across one before. Podcasting is the medium of choice for millions of listeners looking for the latest commentary on almost any topic. In Australia, it’s estimated about 48% of people tune in to a podcast each month. However, the rise of podcasts has also led to a new trend of “fake podcasts”.
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