Creating realistic deepfakes is getting easier than ever. Fighting back may take even more AI
The use of deepfakes to impersonate high-level officials presents a growing security challenge.
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Energy bills could rise next summer in Maryland, but maybe not for BGE customers
Consumers in Maryland and a dozen other states could be hit with up to 5%...
Maryland store turns to AI technology to catch potential shoplifters
Local stores are using artificial intelligence to detect and deter shoplifting in real time, as...
For some employees, education benefits such as tuition assistance prove life-changing
Nearly half of public and private employers have a tuition reimbursement program as a benefit.
Ready to retire in 5 years? Here’s your checklist
Here are five steps to take now if you plan to retire in the next...
Church sales ‘booming’ in Baltimore, nationally, as religious affiliation fades
Thousands of churches have already been sold and converted to other uses in Baltimore and...
Federal workforce cuts drive surge in Maryland mass layoffs
More than 2,700 Health and Human Services jobs were part of a surge in mass...
Robert Seurkamp, former Xerox executive and Notre Dame of Maryland fixture, dies
Robert Seurkamp, a former Xerox executive and marina owner who became a familiar presence at...
Paramount gets green light for $8 billion merger. But what is the psychic cost for company?
Negotiations over President Trump's lawsuit with “60 Minutes” has been a cloud over CBS News.
Tea, an app for women to safely talk about men they date, has been breached, user IDs exposed
The breach only affects users who signed up before February 2024.
Meta will cease political ads in European Union by fall, blaming bloc’s new rules
The rules introduce “significant operational challenges and legal uncertainties,” Meta said.