Deadly Storms and Deepfakes: A Turbulent Week for California and Beyond
Southern California faces devastating floods, claiming at least three lives, while nationwide concerns rise over the spread of pornographic deepfakes.
- At least three people have been confirmed dead due to intense flooding in Southern California.
- Dangerous storms have swept through the state, causing widespread damage and disruption.
- AI deepfake technology is being used to create pornographic images, targeting celebrities like Taylor Swift and everyday people.
- The spread of deepfakes raises significant concerns about privacy, consent, and the potential for harm.
- Meteorologists forecast more heavy rain for Southern California, indicating that the situation may worsen before it improves.
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