Krysta Fauria
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Associated Press journalist in Los Angeles covering religion and culture. https://apnews.com/author/krysta-fauria
1/5 On May 15, Associated Press leadership cut 20 guild covered staff. Layoffs included U.S. news, photographers, investigations, business and sports across 12 states.
“There’s some aspect of PR to it. The slogan was ‘Move fast and break things.’ And they broke too many things and too many people,” said Brian Boyd, the U.S. faith liaison for the nonprofit Future of Life Institute. apnews.com/article/ai-a...
Tech is turning increasingly to religion in a quest to create ethical AI
Tech companies are increasingly seeking guidance from faith leaders to shape artificial intelligence.
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Talked to lots of interesting people for this story apnews.com/article/cosm...
Cosmetic interventions are booming. Many say ethical conversations are lagging
Technological advancements have made cosmetic procedures more accessible but have also lead many to grapple with the philosophical and ethical implications.
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Golden Tempo wins the Kentucky Derby as Cherie DeVaux becomes the first woman to train its winner.
Golden Tempo takes the Kentucky Derby as Cherie DeVaux becomes the 1st woman to train its winner
Golden Tempo has won the Kentucky Derby to make Cherie DeVaux the first woman to train the winner of the opening leg of the Triple Crown.
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Great White is doing well after flipping before the Kentucky Derby, throwing his jockey and getting scratched minutes before the Triple Crown race, trainer John Ennis said.
Great White is fine after throwing his jockey and getting scratched late from the Kentucky Derby
Great White is doing well after flipping before the Kentucky Derby, throwing his jockey and getting scratched minutes before the Triple Crown race, trainer John Ennis said.
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1/3 Today, 40 Associated Press guild-covered employees across the U.S. who accepted buyouts left the newsroom for the final time. We’ve been told layoffs will be coming, with no clear timeline. In solidarity, our members in office, at home, and in the field wore their union red today.
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Inside 'Scientology speedruns,' the viral trend prompting the church to bolster security
A social media trend has people “speedrunning” through Church of Scientology buildings. Participants film themselves entering properties and trying to gather information quickly.
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1/3 “News doesn’t reveal itself from a distance. It has to be witnessed.” AP Executive Editor Julie Pace affirmed the importance of “eyewitness journalism,” while AP is offering buyouts to more than 120 U.S. guild covered employees across multiple formats. How can AP be on the ground without us?
CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) — For some evangelical Christians, faith is about having a personal relationship with Jesus. At $1.99 per minute, the tech company Just Like Me is taking that concept to a new level. apnews.com/article/reli...
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Is there some sort of biblical joke to be made with this?
Ahhhhh@nerdjpg.com · 3y agoFeeling like the poptart that was elated to be picked apart and consumed
When I screened Poor Things, the whole theater was cracking up throughout. Just saw it again at Alamo Drafthouse and no one was laughing.
Sometimes I think about getting the Hereditary gingerbread house kit from A24 but I’m not trying to bring that kinda energy into my apartment.
Ahead of the release of their new movie, “Poor Things,” I interviewed Mark Ruffalo and Willem Dafoe about their friendship, social conditioning and making provocative yet accessible cinema. youtu.be/6N4RrBp3qeI?...
Mark Ruffalo & Willem Dafoe interview | Making 'Poor Things'
Mark Ruffalo and Willem Dafoe share a friendship born from humor and their Wisconsin upbringing, and now share the screen in "Poor Things." The two stars spo...
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