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A story in The Independent (UK) used images that demonstrate a tool developed by UB researchers to identify deepfake photos.

Inside Higher Education quoted Lyu in a story about how AI is helping university presidents reach students in news ways, but experts warn they should still proceed with caution.

NPR quoted Siwei Lyu in a story about new tools that could make it easier for the public to detect deepfakes.

Boom Live quoted Lyu in a fact-checking article regarding a video of Bella Hadid apologizing for her past remarks on Israel-Hamas conflict.

RTL Today (Luxembourg) reposted an AFP fact-check of footage showing news anchors promoting unproven treatments.

Daily Hunt quoted Siwei Lyu in a fact-check for a video of Bella Hadid apologizing for her past remarks on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

FedScoop reported on a Congressional hearing on deepfake technology where David Doermann addressed the House Oversight subcommittee.

Courthouse News Service reported that David Doermann testified before Congress on Nov. 8 on deepfakes. Appearing before the House Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation.

Siwei Lyu was quoted in a fact-checking article from AFP Fact Check, which discussed whether video clips of news anchors from Fox News and CNN have been manipulated to promote unproven diabetes treatments.

Siwei Lyu was featured in a fact-checking article from USA Today in which he explained a video of singer Kelly Clarkson promoting weight loss keto gummies is fake.