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Meta's new AI tool creates deepfakes. Here's how to protect yourself on Instagram

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By Katelyn Chedraoui Verified
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Katelyn Chedraoui Meta has a new AI model out, and it's a recipe for a potential deepfake disaster and even more AI slop . If you have a public account, you need to change your settings now to avoid ending up the unwitting subject of anyone's AI creations. The model, called Muse Image, is the first creative model from the new family of Muse Spark models made by Meta's superintelligence labs.
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Meta has a new AI image tool, and I already used it to deepfake my friend's Instagram

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By Katelyn Chedraoui Verified
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Meta has a new AI model out, this time dedicated to generating and editing AI images. And yes, you can use it on Instagram. But if you have a public account, you need to change your settings now to avoid ending up the unwitting subject of anyone's AI creations. The model, called Muse Image, is the first creative model from the new family of Muse Spark models made by Meta's superintelligence labs.
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ChatGPT's New Voice Models Can 'Listen' and 'Talk' at the Same Time

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Now There might not be many takers, though Microsoft could sell it in parts. This week, Microsoft took a huge ax to its Xbox business. The company announced that it would be laying off 1,600 workers now, 1,600 more over the next fiscal year, and that it would be shedding four studios. Xbox CEO Asha …
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