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Deepfake Detection AI is Catching Up to Fakes
As Congress studies deepfakes, detection AI from startups and a Facebook-Microsoft challenge is already racing the fakers.
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After nearly 3 years of consistent and dedicated journalism, 71 Republic is coming to an end. To some, this may not mean much. To others, this is probably coming quite unexpectedly. So I wanted to express my thoughts on the end and answer a couple of possible questions. Every written piece is structured to answer a central question. That’s the thesis of the writing.
I hope to answer why 71 Republic is ending, what my intention was behind 71 Republic, and my final thoughts on the matter.
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As Congress studies deepfakes, detection AI from startups and a Facebook-Microsoft challenge is already racing the fakers.
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Elections can't free anyone — the future belongs to building a WikiLeaks for everything.
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The New York Senate introduced a sex work decriminalization bill covering some offenses.
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In Missouri, convicted criminals, even after serving their time and reforming, lack the ability to hold any form of public office.
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Though still unpopular, the radical push to dissolve the government entirely has more deeply American roots than anything else in today's political landscape
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America has abandoned the Kurds for a century — while arming every neighbor that boxes them in.
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After a controversial comment about the capital gains tax, the Libertarian Party is trying to groom Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden for their own nomination.
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Joker broke box-office records while the press all but begged for a tragedy to blame on it.
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President Trump's decision to remove troops from Kurdistan is the latest of many instances in which the US has betrayed the Kurdish people.
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If Washington once armed Afghan rebels, what does it owe Hong Kong's?
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Politics is increasingly losing its principles as the people grow more disaffected, but it isn't too late for America to turn its back on its hyperpartisan ways
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If you want a stop mass shootings, put armed security in gun-free zones.
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After a Twitter spat, it becomes obvious that despite his adopted title, Paul Joseph Watson cares little for legitimate free speech.
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Though the Iranian regime doesn't deploy massive armies to conquer countries, it uses proxies to mask its increasing control over the Middle East.
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The science says vapes carry four percent of a cigarette's harm — the ban push says otherwise.
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The media is all over the vaping epidemic, but their reporting on six deaths is a misrepresentation that will cost Americans a basic human right.
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When the Five Dancing Israelis smiled as the Twin Towers burned, it was a dead giveaway that the State of Israel was hiding something about 9/11.
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Released FBI reports yield evidence that the Five Dancing Israelis, who danced and cheered as the 9/11 attacks occurred, knew the attacks were coming.
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Tristan da Cunha may be a British Overseas Territory, but its simple lifestyle and relative autonomy offer a change from the bustle of modern life.
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Live PD is a TV show that films the nation's law enforcement engaging in unlawful practices on a daily basis, and the American population doesn't care.
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Conservapedia and Kathu Zhu alike use pop-culture to center politics around social cliques, placing too much influence on personal preferences.
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The Amazon rainforest is a beautiful and essential natural resource.
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Slipping under the eye of the mainstream media, the DHS' 2009 Domestic Extremism Lexicon labeled antiwar "extremists" as domestic terror threats.
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Though the media focus on the economic hurdles of a hard border, the bigger question of why the British still own any of Ireland in the first place remains.