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The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says it is assisting local police.
The Gun Violence Archive says the U.S.
has seen more than 330 mass shootings with four more people shot so far this year.
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OpenAI's Sora app looks a lot like TikTok, except everything here is fake.
All you need to do is type in a quick description and out pops a very realistic video of, I don't know, Richard Nixon saying whatever you want.
Nixon never said the moon landing was faked, obviously, but even experts are impressed.
Okay, so that's very convincing.
Solomon Messing is at NYU's Center for Social Media and Politics.
He also finds it very worrying.
We may be entering an era when the stuff that we see just isn't believable at all.
What this means for society remains to be seen.
Also, I just posted a video of myself lounging on a yacht.
The report says Doge has created, quote, unprecedented privacy and cybersecurity risks.
As evidence, it points to a whistleblower claim that a copy of the nation's social security data was created exclusively for Doge employees.
The Social Security Administration says that copy exists within the agency's secure cloud and is not at risk.
The report also says Doge employees operate outside of existing government cybersecurity rules and without appropriate oversight.