A website created in the look and likeness of global media brand Forbes.com has been caught plagiarizing original reporting by The New York Times, USA Today, CNBC, and other news…

Surgical Times is providing additional information and updates—not corrections—on a story we published yesterday. A website built to look like a legitimate Forbes Media property is publishing “Forbes” magazine covers…

Two high-profile websites that used Forbes’ name, logo and likeness have been taken offline following a long series of mostly unanswered inquiries questioning their legitimacy. The websites, ForbesNewYork.com and ForbesEngland.com,…

A leading peer-reviewed medical journal published—and very rapidly retracted—an article with imagery and text overlays created by artificial intelligence, or AI, software. The AI-generated images and attendant text were entirely…

UFC analyst and star Megan Anderson says rhinoplasty to treat broken nose, lip filler and Botox are only procedures done.

Some 1.3 million people have seen a glimpse of the future of the NHS—according to an AI image generator given unknown prompts. The images are non-factual but eye-opening takes on…