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Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning isn’t just another tech drama—it’s a reckoning in the truest sense, a cinematic follow-up that arrives nearly a decade and a half after David Fincher’s The Social Network turned Mark Zuckerberg into a cultural antihero. Released on October 9, the film lands in the wake…
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On a recent morning in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State, a room filled with imams, pastors, women’s leaders, and traditional elders gathered not for a religious ceremony, but for something just as important: protecting the health of mothers and children. The occasion was a one-day orientation programme on the Faith-For-Life approach, organized by the Kwara State Government in partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organisation (WHO). The message was simple and urgent: religious and traditional leaders must use their trusted voices to fight vaccine misinformation and promote healthcare practices that save lives. In…
For most of modern history, people have lived by a simple rule: seeing is believing. A photograph was evidence that an event took place. A video was proof that someone said something. A familiar voice on the phone was enough to confirm that the person on the other end was who they claimed to be. These assumptions have guided how we understand news, how we trust one another, and how we make decisions in everyday life. But artificial intelligence has quietly changed all of that. Today, AI can create videos of people saying things they never said, clone a person’s…
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