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The scale of AI-generated media can be hard to grasp. Starling Lab, a research collaboration from Stanford University and the University of Southern California, estimates that it took until 1975—149 years after the invention of the camera—for humanity to create 1.5 billion images. It took generative AI just 18 months to do the same. And

Pangram, an A.I. detection start-up, promises near-perfect accuracy in sniffing out writing and imagery that wasn’t made by humans. It’s raising some big questions along the way.

By Brad Bernstein Think of the most famous boxers you know, likely the heavyweights: Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis, Mike Tyson. In a clash between titans, the advantages seem easy to understand, since the bigger fighter looks like the stronger one. But size alone is not a strategy. Sugar Ray Robinson was a middleweight, not a