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“BULLYING WORKS”: AI series “Fruit Love Island” creator rage quits after mass video takedowns
"Live by the AI slop, die by the AI slop."
“Diabolical”: Netflix faces subscriber backlash after second price increase in a year
"I remember when I paid $11.99 for all streaming and 3 DVDs a month."
“Just the beginning”: Jury finds Meta’s platforms harm children in landmark case
"Finally, some validation for parents who have been shouting about this for years," a social media user said about the verdict.
“A bad sign”: OpenAI is ending Sora app ahead of $1 billion Disney deal
"A little 3.1 earthquake right before the one that gets a Wikipedia article."
“Wild times”: DoorDash stirs fears of AI job replacement with rollout of “Tasks”
"This data helps AI and robotic systems understand the physical world."
“There is only one path forward”: A “dislike” button is coming to X
X's Head of Product, Nikita Bier, shared a video that showed users how the button will work.
YouTube’s new prompt asking “does this feel like AI slop?” raises questions: “Turning 2 billion users into unpaid AI trainers”
"And they got you to do it for free."
“We sent them a cease and desist”: QTCinderella says she reached out to a betting app ahead of The Streamer Awards
"Like, I have a production team of, like, 100 there. What are you guys thinking?"
“Nothing is sacred”: Your Pokémon Go photos are training a new line of AI delivery robots
"Thank you for your hard work, Pokémon trainers."
Peacock is launching an AI Andy Cohen on its app. Fans say no thanks
Here's a thing no one asked for.
“RIP Digg, again”: Just months after relaunching, Digg lays off its staff and shutters site
"The internet needs a place where we can trust the content and the people behind it."
“Testing the limits of our patience”: Bosch 500 dishwasher’s “sassy” notification has the internet debating smart appliances
"The second my dishwasher sends me a push notification I’m unplugging it."
“Horror story in the making”: Incredibly bleak “Friend” AI user interviews revive backlash
"What were they thinking releasing this?"
Social media users imagine “Silicon Valley” set in 2026 because it’s “the most realistic TV show ever”
"Silicon Valley was a documentary."














