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Canada public broadcaster's Twitter account labeled '69% Government-funded Media'

Public broadcaster Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) Twitter account was on Monday labeled as "69% Government-funded Media" by the social media website.

Reuters

Twitter says your tweets will have limited visibility if you break its rules

Twitter says it's going to limit reach, not speech when people break its rules.

iMore

Fancy a giggle? Here's Elon Musk's Starship logo

Twitter is having some fun with the design.

Creative Bloq

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Pentagon leak suggests Russia honing disinformation drive – report

Latest disclosure includes claims that social media platforms detect false accounts only 1% of the time

The Guardian - UK

‘Caste is anti-Asian hate’: the activists fighting ‘less visible’ discrimination in the US

Thenmozhi Soundararajan has spent her life battling for equity. Now California could pass a landmark law protecting it

The Guardian - US

Elon Musk makes wild claim US government had ‘full access’ to Twitter DMs before his takeover

Musk claims he was shocked to find the extent of the government’s access on the platform

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: Fox News reportedly pushes to settle Dominion case; deadly violence in West Papua; and Victoria’s big infrastructure pause

The high-profile defamation case has been rescheduled amid reports it may not proceed

The Guardian - AU

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Twitter labels Australia’s ABC news and SBS ‘government-funded media’

ABC says it has no plan yet to shut down accounts but is ‘liaising with Twitter regarding changes to account verification and labels’

The Guardian - AU

ABC News branded with new label 'Government-funded Media' on Twitter

ABC News has received a new label on Twitter branding the broadcaster as "Government-funded Media".

ABC News

Elon Musk agrees A.I. will hit people ‘like an asteroid,’ says he used Obama meeting to urge regulation

Musk has "tried to warn the public" about A.I., and he reportedly intends to launch a rival to Microsoft-backed OpenAI.

Fortune

Twitter Blue wants you to lose hours reading tweets with its latest update

Twitter has increased its character limit to 10,000 for Blue subscribers and added support for bold and italics text formatting.

Android Central

'Everyone and Their Dog is Buying GPUs,' Musk Says as AI Startup Details Emerge

His new AI venture will be a separate company, but could use Twitter data.

Tom’s Hardware

‘Bring me his head’: The frightening Twitter hunt for a Saudi dissident in exile

When a former colonel in the Saudi police force, now seeking asylum in the United Kingdom, took to TikTok in mid-March to explain live why he had left the police, internet vigilantes immediately put a price on his head. In the time since, a horde of Twitter accounts has been…

France 24

Is the bird really freed? A look back at six months of Musk’s Twitter reign

As we approach half a year of Musk’s acquisition of the social media firm, this is how key areas of the site’s business have performed

The Guardian - US

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Elon Musk created AI company before calling on AI labs to ‘immediately pause’ production

Billionaire Elon Musk incorporated a new artificial intelligence company in Nevada before calling on AI labs to “immediately pause” production.

The Independent UK

Labour MPs turn against Starmer as they condemn ‘brutal’ Sunak attack ads

Exclusive: Senior Labour MP Barry Gardiner lashes out at ‘descent into gutter’ ahead of PLP contfrontation

Tom’s Guide

Elon Musk planning to launch ChatGPT AI rival

The Twitter owner and Tesla CEO could be looking to challenge OpenAI's wildly popular AI-powered chatbot

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk hates journalists but journalists love Twitter. Where does that leave us?

The billionaire’s hamfisted handling of his new toy won’t much matter as long as politicians and media types remain bewitched

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Salon

Deepfakes leading to social problems

Experts explain how deepfakes became so easy to make, and how to distinguish them from real videos

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk reportedly planning to launch AI rival to ChatGPT maker

Tesla and Twitter boss said to be bringing together team, weeks after co-signing letter demanding pause in AI research

WEKU

How the Boston Marathon bombings changed Twitter, media and how we process tragedy

In the aftermath of the explosions, Americans were glued to their screens, waiting for the chaos to unfurl into a narrative. Ten years later, we still process tragedies in similar ways.

Chicago Sun-Times

Deceptive video of Biden wasn’t a diplomatic gaffe, just more viral Twitter trash

I almost fell for the viral video that falsely shows President Joe Biden walk away from British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak without addressing him. Too many of us are getting duped on social media.

The Independent UK

Bitter feuds and toxic obsessions: Netflix’s Beef is the perfect metaphor for social media

The 10-part series depicts a road rage altercation that rapidly spirals into something dangerous and deranged. There could hardly be a sharper analogy for our fraught online interactions, writes Louis Chilton

The Guardian - US

Silicon valediction? Our road trip to tech industry hotspots as the sector cools

Tables may have freed up at Silicon Valley’s Coupa Cafe, but ‘scalability’ is still on the menu as tech workers look forward

Tribune News Service

Musk incorporates X.AI, suggesting plans for OpenAI rival

Elon Musk has incorporated an entity called X.AI in the state of Nevada, potentially laying the groundwork for a startup that could pursue his artificial intelligence ambitions.

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