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Images After AI | Trevor Paglen

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By Manisha Ganguly Verified
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We once looked at pictures, then with the advent of computer vision and machine learning, pictures started looking back at us. Now something even stranger is happening: generative AI, ad tech, recommendation algorithms, engagement economies, personalized search, and machine learning are inaugurating a new relationship between humans and media. Pictures are now looking at us, looking at them, eliciting feedback and evolving.
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What is ‘home’ now? A woman’s two-year search for safety in the ruins of Gaza

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By Ashley Kirk Verified, Manisha Ganguly Verified, Ed Gargan, Antonio Voce, Prina Shah, Laure Boulinier
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When 26-year-old Nour AbuShammala stepped back into her family’s apartment in Gaza City in October the rooms were gutted, the walls were damaged by bombing, and there was no water or electricity, but it was still home. Since the outbreak of war in October 2023 she has been forced to flee six times. This is her story of relentless displacement, survival and loss, told using photography and videos provided by AbuShammala and satellite imagery of a ruined Gaza.
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‘A Deadly Scheme’: Palestinians Face Indiscriminate Gunfire at Food Sites

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By Manisha Ganguly Verified
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Investigation based on visual evidence, bullets, medical records and testimony appears to show sustained pattern of Israeli shootings Ehab Nuor, a 23-year-old barber, lies flat on the sand behind entangled metal, hiding from heavy machine-gun fire, as hundreds of Palestinians scramble away, carrying backpacks in which they had hoped to collect food. Nuor has come under fire from the Israeli military near food distribution centres on more than 10 occasions.
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