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YouTube is about to make life a lot trickier for anyone who streams or edits violent video game content for an under-18 audience. Starting November 17, the platform will roll…
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If you’ve spent any time around kids lately, you’ve probably heard about “brain rot.” Named Oxford Word of the Year in 2024, it’s defined as the “supposed deterioration of a…
At this week’s Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference, Neil Vogel, CEO of People, Inc., took the stage to accuse Google of playing dirty in the AI era. His charge? The search…
Roblox is tightening its guardrails around safety. In a Friday post, chief safety officer Matt Kaufman announced sweeping changes to the company’s policies. The company is expanding its long-standing ban…
Starting July 14, Reddit users in the UK are getting hit with a new barrier to browsing anything labeled NSFW: age verification. No, you can’t just click “I’m over 18”…
Meta announced that it’s taking stronger steps to stop people from reposting other people’s content without adding anything original. If someone continues to copy and share others’ videos, photos, or…
YouTube is about to make changes to its rules for how creators can make money on the platform, especially when it comes to AI-generated and repetitive content. Starting July 15,…
Netflix and NASA just announced they’re teaming up to bring live space programming straight to Netflix subscribers later this summer. This means anyone with a Netflix account will soon be…
Portions of the US government’s official “Vaccine Hub” website, Vaccines.gov, seem to have been taken over by an AI sloperation that hosts “gay impregnation” content — and pages featuring lots…
The media giant Gannett, the largest owner of American local newspapers and the publisher of USA Today, is using AI to churn out a nationwide torrent of automated articles about…