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Everyday AI

Threads Wants to Be Where People Talk About Your Podcast

Meta's Threads is rolling out profile cards, episode links, transcripts, and audience insights built for podcast hosts, and the timing is a direct shot at X.

3 min read
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Policy

A journalist says Silicon Valley billionaires have declared war on democracy. Here is his case.

Gil Durán's new book argues that big tech's richest owners have stopped being innovators and started acting like rulers. His ban from X, for two words, made the point for him.

3 min read
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Everyday AI

The AI Sob Stories Flooding X Are a Business. Here Is Who Is Getting Paid.

Fake first-person melodramas, written by AI and posted for clicks, are earning their creators hundreds of dollars a fortnight through X's own payment programme. The platform is struggling to stop it.

4 min read
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AI Business

X Rebuilds Its Android App From the Ground Up After a Year of Work

The social network rewrote its Android app in a new technical framework, promising faster scrolling, better notifications, and a foundation for features that never made it to Android.

3 min read
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AI Security

YouTube Sent 1.8 Million People to 'Nudify' Sites in Four Months

A new report finds mainstream platforms, not obscure corners of the internet, are the main highways driving traffic to tools that strip people's clothes off without their consent.

3 min read
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