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Update…. CNN reporting that UFC CEO Dana White has declined Trump’s offer to become press secretary
EXCLUSIVE: Man sues his allegedly fecal-obsessed boss at a crime scene cleanup crew claiming he told him it was company policy to poop in a bucket.
The boss told me: "nothing was forced"
nypost.com/2026/11/05/us-new…
Peter Senzamici retweeted
Third Avenue Car Barn, New York City, USA (Built: 1861 Demolished: 1938)
iiif-prod.nypl.org/index.php… – at Pine Bluff, AR
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Florida deputy arrested a woman, developed a romantic interest in her, and ran her plates through Flock to track her more than 300 times. State's attorney is refusing to charge him with a crime. tcpalm.com/story/news/crime/…
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Using ChatGPT to brighten a photo has legitimately never crossed my mind
Hello my name is Olivia Reingold and I used ChatGPT to brighten and sharpen an image of a woman in Valentino shoes and a Chanel bag.
After processing, it still shows these same things: a woman wearing Valentino shoes and a Chanel bag.
She is a real (and chic!) woman, really wearing those items. The observation holds.
Here’s the photo I took:
Because when your edits are tranformative to the content of what was captured in image then it cannot be relied on for journalism. Her chatgpt edits were transformative and additive, well beyond exposure, contrast and other darkroom-level edits. This obtuseness is hazardous.
They use Photoshop in a manner not very different from how Olivia used AI. As someone who sees the unedited photos then the edited photos, pre-photo shopped photos might as well be different images.
I hate AI, but how it's used here is not that different than a photo altering software that photo editors have used for years.
I really see this as splitting hairs here over people disliking someone's boss.
I dislike Olivia's boss more than anyone, but this seems blown out of proportion!
Peter Senzamici retweeted
Amazing: NYC bozo uses forged placard to park illegally. Gets a parking ticket. Submits a photo of the forged placard to the city to try to beat the ticket, gets arrested.
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This is becoming normal. The moral of the story is "influencers" are not journalists. nytimes.com/2026/11/04/nyreg…
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To any journalists reading this, please never ever ever do this. Whatever phone you have has a brightness / contrast setting that will let you improve a photo's visibility without altering its details through AI, distorting the same image you're telling people is real and true.
Hello my name is Olivia Reingold and I used ChatGPT to brighten and sharpen an image of a woman in Valentino shoes and a Chanel bag.
After processing, it still shows these same things: a woman wearing Valentino shoes and a Chanel bag.
She is a real (and chic!) woman, really wearing those items. The observation holds.
Here’s the photo I took:
Peter Senzamici retweeted
You can’t use ChatGPT to sharpen blurry images for news usage! It makes up details. People sometimes try to do that with a blurry face shot and AI makes up a face. But reporters should know better.
Peter Senzamici retweeted
Ignoring all the political stuff, it is interesting/depressing how even when you just do what seems like "harmless" image editing with an AI tool, it gives the new image an unmistakable AI sheen to skin and the background. And, of course, it changes the actual objects themselves.
Hello my name is Olivia Reingold and I used ChatGPT to brighten and sharpen an image of a woman in Valentino shoes and a Chanel bag.
After processing, it still shows these same things: a woman wearing Valentino shoes and a Chanel bag.
She is a real (and chic!) woman, really wearing those items. The observation holds.
Here’s the photo I took:
Peter Senzamici retweeted
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The excerpt is from Dario Amodei's 2010 GiveWell guest post as a Princeton physics grad student; he donated the $10k to VillageReach (child vaccines) and described the critical analysis as emotionally taxing.
blog.givewell.org/2010/06/03/my-…
nytimes.com/2026/11/05/tec…
Peter Senzamici retweeted
Pope Leo XIV met with American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan in a private audience on Wednesday, November 4.
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We have been getting extremely clear signals essentially every two years for, what, two decades now that Americans are extremely frustrated with the country’s economic and political systems
