The Strange Case of David Woodard on Wikipedia
How an obscure composer outpaced the U.S. and Japan on Wikipedia translations.
Grok’s “MechaHitler” Meltdown Sinks U.S. Contract
Grok’s edgy AI persona backfired, costing Elon Musk’s xAI a coveted U.S. contract.
Inside the Collapse of NewJeans’ Mediation with ADOR
The failed talks leave only one more shot at peace before a binding verdict decides the group’s fate.
When Politics Mirrors Personality: Kindness vs. Cruelty in the Trump Era
A new study reveals how malevolent traits fuel political loyalty. And why recognizing them can protect you.
Inside Meta’s AI Rules That Allowed Flirting With Kids
Meta backtracks after internal rules let AI flirt with kids, sparking safety concerns for families.
Netflix Is Betting on Video Games, But Will Anyone Play?
Netflix wants to be the Netflix of games. The problem is hardly anyone’s playing them.
New York Sues Zelle Operator Over Massive Bank Fraud
New York’s lawsuit claims Zelle’s design left users wide open to $1B in scams.
The Console Wars Are Over. Just Don’t Tell the Gamers
Sony’s Helldivers 2 on Xbox shows the console wars are cooling…unless you ask the gamers still fighting them.
HUNTR/X’s Golden Hits No. 1 and Makes K-pop History
HUNTR/X’s “Golden” makes K-pop history as the first Hot 100 No. 1 by female vocalists and it’s only the beginning.