Iran's AI Lego Videos Win Social Media Propaganda War
Iranian social media accounts are using AI-generated Lego animations and humour to outpace the US in online influence, targeting global audiences with viral content.
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Influencer Blasts Men Wearing Sports Jerseys as 'Jester'
Controversial looksmaxxing influencer Braden 'Clavicular' Peters has criticised men who wear sports jerseys, calling them 'fat losers' in a podcast with Jon-Bernard Kairouz.
NYBG Closes Comments After 'Thirsty' Posts About Curator
The New York Botanical Garden disabled comments on posts featuring assistant curator Chris Elliott after social media users flooded them with 'thirsty' remarks, sparking online debate.
X Exposes Children to Graphic Pornography, Study Finds
A UK study found X's algorithm pushes explicit content to 13-year-olds, with teens receiving unsolicited sexual messages and joining adult communities.
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US Targets Lunar Nuclear Reactors by 2030 in Space Race
The Trump administration has issued new guidance to deploy nuclear reactors on the moon by 2030, aiming to secure US dominance over China in space exploration and support permanent lunar bases.
Naga Munchetty Outraged by Deepfake Nude Scam Using Her Face
BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty expresses outrage after scammers used deepfake technology to place her head on a naked body in clickbait ads aimed at tricking people into fraudulent websites.
New Dark Matter Model Solves Three Cosmic Mysteries
Astronomers propose dense clumps of self-interacting dark matter could explain gravitational lenses, stellar streams, and satellite galaxy anomalies simultaneously.
Navy Celebrates Artemis II Crew After Lunar Flyby Splashdown
NASA releases video showing US Navy divers opening the Artemis II Orion capsule after splashdown, following a record-breaking lunar flyby mission with four astronauts.
AI's Skewed Language Training Reshapes Human Communication
Large language models learn from biased sources like text and scripts, not real conversations. As AI-generated content proliferates, it risks altering human speech patterns, curtailing vocabulary, and distorting our thinking and social interactions.
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AI Firms: Powerful Tech Meets Clever Marketing
Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI sparks cybersecurity fears, but experts question its hype. As AI companies balance innovation with marketing, the public grapples with separating reality from exaggeration.
AI Boosts Workplace Productivity and Reduces Errors
A new study reveals that AI tools in workplaces enhance productivity by 20% and cut errors by 30%, though experts warn of potential over-reliance and job displacement risks.
AI Opinion Pieces Spark Debate Over Human Writer Labels
A new proposal suggests labeling opinion pieces as 'certified human-written' to distinguish them from AI-generated content, raising questions about authenticity and trust in journalism.
Navy Crews Celebrate Artemis II Astronauts' Moon Mission Return
US Navy divers captured on body cam footage opening the Orion capsule after Artemis II's lunar flyby. The mission set a record for farthest human travel from Earth.
Best Ereaders 2026: Expert Reviews and Guide
Discover the top ereaders for 2026, from Amazon Kindle to Kobo models, tested for performance, battery life, and features like colour screens and waterproofing.
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Spider-Man Actor Hints at Insomniac Sequel in Cryptic Post
Ben Jordan, the facial model for Insomniac's Spider-Man, teases a new project with the developer via social media, sparking rumours of a sequel in development.
Ex-Infowars Staffer Reveals Alex Jones's Fabricated News Empire
Josh Owens's new book 'The Madness of Believing' details four years inside Alex Jones's Infowars, exposing staged videos, fabricated news events, and a toxic workplace culture built on deception and fear-mongering.
New Meteor Shower from Sun-Torn Asteroid Debris Discovered
NASA scientists have identified a new annual meteor shower created by a crumbling asteroid torn apart by solar forces, offering unique insights into near-Earth objects and planetary defense.
TikTok Boss Grilled Over Teen Death and Missing Data
MP confronts TikTok executive over grieving mother's battle to access her son's account data after his unexplained death, amid calls for social media bans and data preservation laws.
Firebomb Attack Suspect Opposed AI, Targeted Tech Execs
A 20-year-old Texas man faces charges for allegedly firebombing Sam Altman's home and threatening OpenAI's HQ, driven by opposition to artificial intelligence and fears for humanity's future.
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Trump AI Video Omits Ivana and Melania, Shows Only Marla
Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video on Truth Social depicting his life from childhood to 2025, set to 'Forever Young.' The montage notably includes only his second wife, Marla Maples, leaving out Ivana Zelnickova and Melania Trump.
The Capture Season 3 Finale Explained: BBC Viewers Demand More
BBC viewers were left stunned by The Capture season 3 finale, with shocking twists involving deepfakes, assassinations, and a mysterious ending that has fans clamouring for a fourth series.
Meta Builds AI Clone of Zuckerberg for Employee Connection
Meta is reportedly creating an AI clone of Mark Zuckerberg, trained on his mannerisms and thinking, to help employees feel more connected through real-time conversations.
AI Influencers Earn Thousands with Fake Coachella Posts
Artificial intelligence-generated influencers are earning over $40,000 by posting fabricated Coachella festival content, fooling social media users with hyper-realistic images and videos.
Xbox May Stop Releasing Games on PlayStation in Strategy Shift
Xbox is reportedly in significant discussions about making its games exclusive again, potentially ending releases on PlayStation, as new leadership reassesses its ecosystem strategy amid hardware sales gaps.
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Meta Builds AI Clone of Zuckerberg for Employee Engagement
Meta is reportedly creating an AI clone of Mark Zuckerberg, trained on his mannerisms and strategic thinking, to help employees feel more connected to the founder. The project is in early development at Superintelligence Labs.
Meta Building AI Clone of Zuckerberg for Employee Interactions
Meta is developing a photorealistic AI clone of CEO Mark Zuckerberg to handle employee meetings and conversations, aiming to enhance connection while freeing up the billionaire's time.
US Anxiety Over AI Grows as Safety Measures Fall Short
A Stanford University report reveals over half of Americans are nervous about AI, with concerns focused on jobs, elections, and relationships. AI safety incidents have tripled since 2022.
NASA Artemis II Crew Welcomed Home After Moon Mission
A heartwarming video shows recovery crews greeting NASA astronauts after their 10-day lunar flyby, marking a successful end to the Artemis II mission with a splashdown in the Pacific.
Meteor Fireball Lights Up UK Skies, Burns Over North Sea
A bright meteor confirmed by experts streaked across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire skies early Monday, visible across northern Europe before likely burning up completely over the North Sea.
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Stanford Study Shows Rising Public Anxiety Over AI Impact
Stanford University's 2026 AI Index Report reveals growing public anxiety about artificial intelligence, with over half of respondents feeling nervous about AI products and safety incidents tripling since 2022.
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