Meta Accused of Making Billions From Scam Ads
A new investigation from Reuters revealed how Meta profits from scam ads on its platforms. It exposes a company willing to tolerate fraud if it boosts revenue.
New Study Claims AI Benchmarks Fail to Measure Real Intelligence
A new Oxford-led study exposes how the benchmarks used to measure AI intelligence exaggerate its abilities, calling the industry’s biggest claims into question.
When Humans See Themselves in AI
Snarky AI VTuber Neuro-Sama is more than entertainment. She’s a mirror showing how humans project their own emotions onto AI.
“Rizz” Is a Fun Ride That Ends Too Soon for XLOV
XLOV proves they have the talent, vision, and chemistry to stand out. “Rizz” just doesn’t give them quite enough time to show it.
The Problem With KATSEYE’s Sexy New Image
KATSEYE’s image has changed from relatable cool girls to overtly sexualized performers. Are they embracing their sexuality or is it outside their control?
When Your Vacuum Becomes a Spy
A programmer discovers his smart vacuum was secretly transmitting data and mapping his home. It’s a chilling reminder of how our devices could be spying on us.
Did Spotify Turn a Blind Eye to Bot Streams?
Spotify says it’s fighting artificial streaming. A new lawsuit argues the company secretly benefits from it and that small artists are paying the price
USPTO Reexamines Nintendo Patent at Heart of Palworld Case
The U.S. Patent Office is reexamining a core Pokémon patent, casting doubt on Nintendo’s aggressive legal fight against Palworld.
OpenAI’s Sora 2 Faces Backlash in Japan Over Copyright Abuse
Japan’s biggest publishers are demanding that OpenAI stop training Sora 2 on their characters, calling its “opt-out” IP policy a direct violation of Japanese copyright law.