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Elon Musk’s Grok AI generates images of ‘minors in minimal clothing’

Lapses in safeguards led to wave of sexualized images this week as xAI says it is working to improve systems

The Guardian - US

Elon Musk's Grok is generating sexualized images of real women on X — and critics say it’s harassment by AI

Grok is facing backlash after generating sexualized images of real people without clear consent. A new Copyleaks review suggests the AI safety issue is still ongoing.

Tom’s Guide

Instagram says AI killed the curated feed — now it’s scrambling to prove what’s real

Instagram’s CEO says AI-generated content has destroyed visual trust, pushing users away from curated feeds as the platform scrambles to verify what’s real.

Tom’s Guide

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Gaming can be great for your brain, but your current habits might be doing more harm than good — here’s what science actually recommends

Video games are no longer being dismissed outright, but experts say the benefits depend heavily on how, what, and how often you play.

Windows Central

Satya Nadella’s latest vision for AI was likely written by AI — at least according to Copilot

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s latest blog post is heavy on AI jargon but light on substance. I asked Copilot if the text was made with AI.

Windows Central

Who loses when AI detection tools fail?

Nearly half of US teachers use AI detection tools

The Independent UK

Stranger Things Finale Accused Of Using 'Nasty' AI Despite Eye-Watering £300m Budget

Stranger Things fans claimed the Season 5 finale credits used AI despite the £300m budget. Discover the truth behind the Nancy Wheeler sketch and the debunking.

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People Are Sharing Their Most “Boomer” Opinions, And These 50 Might Be Universal

People from different generations seem to disagree on a lot of things. Boomers used to scold Millennials for eating too much avocado toast and not saving to afford a house. Youngsters, in turn, would complain that older people don't care about social issues and mental health. However, there are some…

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella really wants you to stop calling AI "slop" in 2026 — "We are beginning to distinguish between spectacle and substance."

In closing comments of 2025, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shared an update on the state of things going into 2026 — and it's all about ... AI. Sigh.

Windows Central

Asus confirms price hikes just days ahead of CES 2026 — what you need to know

Asus has announced that price hikes will come into effect from January 5, right before CES 2026.

Tom’s Guide

AI can supercharge public sector services and here’s how

The next wave of innovation is all about having people learn how best to work alongside digital companions

Evening Standard

What AI means for the future of policing

The tech promises speed and efficiency. But its rapid spread is outpacing public rules.

Axios

The Financial Scam Divide: Why Gen Z Loses More Often While Seniors Lose More Money

Discover why Gen Z often falls victim to small scams, while seniors suffer devastating losses. Learn how AI-driven fraud is transforming financial security in 2026.

International Business Times UK

New year, old warnings: what can films set in 2026 teach us?

From Doom and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes to Metropolis, Hollywood hasn’t predicted the most stable of years ahead

The Guardian - US

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I asked AI chatbots what 2026 might look like — they all agreed on one thing

I asked four leading AI assistants about what they think the world will look like in 2026. Their predictions weren't all that different.

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How Adobe thinks creatives will use AI in 2026 – from Firefly to Project Graph

Deepa Subramaniam wants to make it “the best time ever to be a creative professional”.

Tom’s Guide

I asked ChatGPT to write an email, then I asked Claude to tell me if it was well written — the results were surprising

ChatGPT and Claude are two of the biggest AI chatbots around. But which is best when it comes to handling emails?

Tom’s Guide

I tried writing a book with ChatGPT — here’s where it completely broke down

ChatGPT can help you start a novel, but it struggles with memory, structure and long-form storytelling. Here’s why regular chatbots aren’t built to help you finish a book — and what works better.

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Phone prices are expected to go up in 2026 — here's how to avoid the sticker shock

Rising costs for RAM could drive up the price of flagship phones. That makes turning to midrange phones smarter than ever.

The Independent UK

Shares are higher in Asia in an upbeat start to the new year

Asian shares have begun the new year with an upbeat start, led by a 2% gain for Hong Kong's Hang Seng index

The Independent UK

Lawyer representing Elon Musk in OpenAI legal battle with Sam Altman is also a working clown

The lawyer also has his own successful ‘Clown Cardio’ business

Axios

AI in 2026: 'Show me the money"

OpenAI, AT&T, Box, Square and other leaders predict trends.

Kiplinger

If You'd Put $1,000 Into Lowe's Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today

Lowe's stock has delivered disappointing returns recently, but it's been a great holding for truly patient investors.

Tom’s Guide

I use ChatGPT to track Amazon price drops, and now I never miss a deal — here's how

I use ChatGPT to track Amazon price drops, analyze price history and automate smarter buying decisions — here’s how it works.

Tom’s Guide

7 settings to change first on your Ray Ban Meta glasses

Just got a pair of Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses? Here are seven settings you should change when setting them up.

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