Jim Warren

After Pope Leo XIV was announced as leader of the Roman Catholic Church, his past and present were mangled and fabricated online.

To understand the tech-driven nexus of gross misinformation, it helps to return to the glory days of ad executives' three-martini lunches in the Wrigley Building.

You need not be a presidential candidate to be a target of deepfake videos.

Conspiracy theories have proliferated in the wake of the bridge collapse in Baltimore. It hasn't always been this way.

If the Kate Middleton kerfuffle stands for anything, it’s that technology can produce such deceit and that we won’t find out nearly as quickly.

Jens Ludwig, a University of Chicago economist and criminal justice expert, was explaining to a Hyde Park audience recently how he deployed artificial intelligence to help the New York City...

The fog of the Israeli-Hamas war is made more intimidating by the thick mist of misinformation. What are smart news consumers, and impressionable students in classrooms in Chicago and nationwide,...

Chicago teachers, here is a simple question as a new school year beckons: Can you identify a website generated by artificial intelligence tools with little, if any, human involvement? Do...

Consider Hollywood's evolving villains over the years: Nazis, Russians, South African white nationalists, Middle Eastern terrorists, South American drug lords, dinosaurs, aliens, Wall Street cutthroats, and, now, Tim Robbins. It's...

No sooner had President Joe Biden arrived in Ukraine on Monday than the Russian state news agency Tass berated the surprise visit to "his ward Zelenskyy" and warned that Ukraine...