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California snake hoax highlights challenges of detecting AI-generated images (opens the original)
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For about 24 hours, it was believed that a highly venomous snake might be slithering about a Santa Ana neighborhood after police announced a sighting on Monday, Sept. 28. But on Tuesday, Sept. 29, the police revealed the sighting was a hoax concocted with an AI-generated image of a snake in a tree. Santa Ana police had doubts about the image even as officers and reptile experts canvassed the neighborhood Monday looking for the reported Gaboon viper, officials said. The department attempted to ve
Family of man fatally shot by deputies in 2024 reaches $5.2 million settlement with San Bernardino County (opens the original)
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San Bernardino County has agreed to pay $5.2 million to the family of Keith Vinyard, who was killed by a San Bernardino sheriff’s deputy in March 2024 in Hesperia. The stipulation to end the case was filed on Sept. 25, according to court records. Vinyard’s wife, Tiffany Shernaman-Vinyard, and Keith Vinyard’s four sons and one daughter filed a lawsuit in July 2024 following the fatal shooting of Vinyard, who was 52. Vinyard, who reportedly had a domestic violence arrest warrant, fled a traffic st
Pasadena peacock Sugar, now fully recovered after alleged attack, has relocated to Northern California (opens the original)
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Pasadena peacock Sugar has fully recovered following its August altercation with a mail carrier, but Sugar will not be returning to its old neighborhood. The all-white peacock, which was known by residents along Mohawk Street in East Pasadena, was relocated on Tuesday, Sept. 29, to a private ranch in Northern California, said Kevin McManus, public relations and communications director at Pasadena Humane. Pasadena Humane, an animal shelter that provides animal control services in Pasadena, has be
Santa Ana snake hoax highlights challenges of detecting AI-generated images (opens the original)
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For about 24 hours, it was believed that a highly venomous snake might be slithering about a Santa Ana neighborhood after police announced a sighting on Monday, Sept. 28. But on Tuesday, Sept. 29, the police revealed the sighting was a hoax concocted with an AI-generated image of a snake in a tree. Santa Ana police had doubts about the image even as officers and reptile experts canvassed the neighborhood Monday looking for the reported Gaboon viper, officials said. The department attempted to ve
‘Highly venomous’ non-native Gaboon viper spotted in California neighborhood (opens the original)
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A snake that police believe to be a highly venomous viper not native to North America apparently is on the loose in Santa Ana. Authorities think that the snake, which appears to be about four to five feet long and was spotted in a tree in a neighborhood near Main Street and Edinger Avenue, is a Gaboon viper, officials said Monday, Sept 28. Officials have identified it as a Gaboon viper based on photographs they have seen, Santa Ana police Officer Natalie Garcia said. Gaboon vipers have a geometr
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