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AI voice cloning: An $11 tool recreates your voice so well, even family members may be tricked
By Kyle Harris
Philly airport is first to use new facial recognition technology that lets Americans pass through customs faster
Natalie G. Ramos
Natalie G. Ramos
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA
Natalie has over 7 years of experience in education reporting, previously working with the Norristown Herald. She holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Arcadia University and is passionate about covering stories that impact local students and educators. Natalie's focus is on highlighting innovative programs and challenges within King of Prussia’s schools.
More from Natalie →Reporter · Friday, November 6, 2026 at 7:22 PM · 1 min read
The Philadelphia International Airport is using new facial recognition technology for Customs and Border Protection's Global Entry program, allowing eligible travelers to reenter the United States more quickly.
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