Meta Pays $17.1 Billion for Ruining Childhood; Now Chatbots Want a Turn
Meta forks over $17.1 billion for hooking kids on social media, while chatbots quietly move in on their emotions - and nobody's home.
Meta forks over $17.1 billion for hooking kids on social media, while chatbots quietly move in on their emotions - and nobody's home.
The Seattle Times and Newsday join the legal pile-on against OpenAI and Microsoft, calling AI a 'snake eating its own tail' - which is rich, coming from an industry that's been cannibalizing itself for years.
ScienceDaily
Seoul researchers create a programmable chip that slows light on demand, potentially saving AI data centers from a meltdown - and giving photons their first taste of rush hour.
The Verge
A struggling artist uses Suno AI to make a song I actually like, proving that even AI slop engines can produce gold with enough human elbow grease and ethical nihilism.
The Verge
A delightfully designed camera that prints AI poems instead of photos proves charming to look at and frustrating to use, making one long for the simple art of picture-taking.
The Good Times
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