Pesala Bandara is a News Writer at PetaPixel. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, animals, arts and entertainment, and cybersecurity, with a particular focus on AI, lawsuits, and social media. Pesala's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Daily Mail, The Times of London, and The New York Post.
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She wanted to take a selfie on the tracks.
Instagram head Adam Mosseri cautioned users against trusting online images, noting that AI is “clearly producing” content that can be easily mistaken for reality.
By: Pesala Bandara
Two men were arrested for allegedly flying a drone “dangerously close” to a Boston airport this weekend.
Google has rolled out a new AI tool called “Whisk” which lets users drop photos as prompts to create new images.
By: Pesala Bandara
Most Americans have gone digital, but the law hasn't changed with the times.
The camera operators for Gladiator II had to dress as Roman soldiers to align with director Ridley Scott's immersive filming style.
By: Pesala Bandara
A police department has come under fire for posting a photo of a smiling cop posing with a mountain lion that he had just hit and killed with his car.
By: Pesala Bandara
They want to overturn the "unconstitutional" photo permits in U.S. National Parks.
In 2024, we covered dozens of cases of serious injury or death caused by taking a selfie. We think it's important to continue to do so.
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