50 links have been added on 13 ideas about #news.
  1. Looks like Elon Musk’s X has also invested in a fact-checking system.
    https://innovation-village.com/x-now-requires-community-fact-checks-to-include-sources/

  2. This is long overdue! It’s getting harder to find the truth, especially at this age of AI-generated fakes.

  3. Cases of “rhetorical hyperbole” fall outside libel law. Some of former President Trump’s pre-White House lawsuits set precedents in this regard.

  4. ChrisP

    … and someone should do an online monthly news update as a graphic novel. There are so many avenues to explore seeing as the graphic novel has become such a popular format. V for Vendetta and Watchmen were better than the films for sure.

  5. JamesH

    Andrews McMeel Universal syndication and others should get together with news international and make an online version of the news in comic format. They would be the best to implement this as they do heaps of comic strips that reflect the news already.

  6. Munch

    I would buy a weekly comic of the news. Interesting how newspaper comic strips deal with news. They should have a whole page of comic strips that tell the news rather than comment on it, for kids (and people like me) to get a quick overview of what’s going on. Reminds me of this article about comic strips in news.

  7. in the uk there is this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.org.blind.TalkingNews

  8. we have a bigger problem now – even if you ran a newspaper, how would you know the truth even if it is staring you in the face?

  9. this.

  10. Facts should still matter to publishers, not sure if they do after reading this.

  11. Feedly should allow you to customise your news, with negative keywords, you know, all news except celebrity, xfactor, royal, trump etc. If anyone knows a news app that lets you customise stories, add the link, I need it before I give up on the world completely.

  12. The HubblePhone also includes an Artificial Reality (AfR) messaging app which lets users send 3D-animated messages that are then projected into the recipient’s “immediate physical surroundings”.

  13. Interesting idea. Looked this idea up and there are some legalities involved.

  14. lip reading with voice activation, means that you could spy on people and it flags a warning or alert if they mention any particular words you want it to watch out for, in any language.

  15. you can already do more than just watch what they are saying in public… check this https://www.guru99.com/best-mobile-spy-apps.html

  16. There are a few options for this – but best used for those with hearing problems, not nosey gits.

  17. Keep up, we got surpassed 4 years ago,

  18. Bregler at NYU has done a lot of work with human faces and lips. You can find his papers on his website.

    Here is one: http://omohundro.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/bregler_omohundro95_learning_visual_models_lip_reading.pdf

  19. Yep, looks like he should have been the victim of all that bullying rather than the bully. Most of the kids he destroyed were just lazy stoners without much malice, but Kyle? and arsehole for sure…

  20. Didn’t make the investment needed but someone should implement this on a crowdfuning site, it would sell…

  21. Google’s DeepMind is better than humans at lip reading, this is amazing, soon any video could be transcribed in any language on youtube – better, using an app personally whilst on holdiay would make life so much easier.

  22. Would be great to filter this crap out of news websites and social, but here’s your problem… “51% of people from their sample accessed the news through social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, and are more interested in the ‘soft news’ stories.”