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 How to spot deepfakes created by AI image generators
Axios · Axios Staff
As more fake images appear in political ads, the onus will be on the public to spot phony content.
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 Everything you need to know about extreme heat
grist.org
Grist reporters explore the impacts of extreme heat on health, drought, and so much more in their free newsletter, Record High.
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 How disabled people are showing up and creating change
flipboard.com · The Culture Desk
One in four Americans has a disability that impacts a major part of their life, according to the CDC.
 Yes, heat can affect your brain and mood. Here’s why
NPR · Allison Aubrey
If you’re feeling a bit brain-fogged these days, you might not be wrong to blame it on the heat.
 A jargon-free explanation of how AI large language models work
Ars Technica · Timothy B. Lee and Sean Trott
Tens of millions of people have tried them, but not very many people understand how they work.
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 Hollywood elite rushes to get plastic surgery before the strike ends
Allure · Marie Lodi
Los Angeles plastic surgeons have seen a significant increase in Hollywood patients booking appointments.
 Country music star Craig Morgan re-enlists in the army
NBC News · Julie Tsirkin, Kate Santaliz
Morgan, who grew up poor, said the military opened doors for him.
 What to do if you get lost on a hike
explore.com · Matt Berry
There were 46,609 search and rescue cases from 2004-2014 across all U.S. national parks.
 Parents can reduce a child’s peanut allergy risk with these steps
USA TODAY · Adrianna Rodriguez
The National Institutes of Health recommended parents expose their infants to peanuts as young as four months old.
 14 perfectly worded texts to send someone with depression
rd.com · Charlotte Hilton Andersen
Not sure what to say when someone is depressed? These little texts can make a big impact.
 Don’t throw it out: 10 everyday uses for your old smartphone
PCMag · Jason Cohen
You can repurpose your old phone as a security camera, an alarm clock, a media player, and more.
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