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Images of the terror attack are as devastating as they were that fateful day

Images of the terror attack are as devastating as they were that fateful day

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A fake photo of an explosion near the Pentagon went viral across Twitter on Monday, and stocks dipped. The incident confirmed what many have said for months: Misinformation is on course to be supercharged as new AI tools for concocting photos get easier to use.

Deepfakes could increasingly pose a risk to the smooth and efficient operation of capital markets.

The viral tweet is the latest incident raising concerns about the power of AI images

NEW YORK: A faked photograph of an explosion near the Pentagon spread widely on social media on Monday, briefly sending US stocks lower in possibly the first instance of an AI-generated image moving the market.

If you’re worried about AI taking away your job, here’s a new thing to worry about – AI potentially influencing the “news” being reported.

Authorities quickly confirmed that no explosion had taken place but the faked images spread on Twitter for a short time. The incident briefly sent the stock market lower.

A fake image purportedly showing an explosion near the Pentagon has been widely shared on social media, sending a brief shiver through the stock market

Fake image showed large cloud of smoke near home of Department of Defence in Arlington, Virginia