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Microsoft Discord Shut: 'Microslop' Slurs and AI Hate Force Humiliating Server-Wide Lockout

Microsoft's Discord server faces chaos as users protest against AI integration, leading to a temporary lockdown and content scrubbing.

International Business Times UK

AMD at CES 2026: Ryzen Max and 9850X3D Cement High-End Gaming Dominance

While its rivals arrive at CES 2026 with loud fanfare, AMD is taking a more calculated approach to the future of personal computing.

International Business Times UK

DHS Israel Location Sparks Uproar as Users Doubt X's 'Glitch' Explanation

A brief DHS Israel tag during X's new location rollout triggers uproar as users reject claims of a glitch and accuse the platform of secrecy.

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DHS Defends Social Media Post Using Song Linked to Far-Right Extremists: 'Go Outside, Touch Grass, and Get a Grip'

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is defending a video it posted on its social media feed that features imagery of federal agents arresting protesters set to a song long associated with far-right extremist movements.

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America Is Sitting On A Treasure Trove of Clean-Energy Minerals – And Wasting Most Of It

The rate of electric vehicle adoption has increased, with California having more than 1 million registrations as of 2023. While that represents 35% of the country's electric vehicles, Florida and Texas also had over 200,000 registrations in 2023, according to the US Department of Energy.

Benzinga

First Avatar 3 footage is being called "pure James Cameron wow" with "jaw-dropping visuals"

The Avatar 3 trailer screened at CinemaCon

Total Film

James Gunn Just Pointed Out Marvel’s Biggest Problem — Again

Marvel's post-credits scenes were once "a real nightmare" for James Gunn, so the DC Universe might not use many of them.

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AI Startup Overruns Reddit With Spam: Is This The End Of Authentic Online Forums?

A new startup, Astral, uses AI to flood Reddit with automated marketing messages, raising concerns about the future of authentic online conversation.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk's Tesla Under Fed Lens: 2.6M Cars Probed Over 'Smart Summon' Tech Amid Crash Reports

Crash reports have put the "remote summon" feature of Tesla cars under the noses of the Feds.

International Business Times

Truth Social users say they’ve been scammed out of massive amounts of cash

Accounts obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request reveal a large number of elderly supporters of the former president have fallen foul of such schemes.

The Independent UK

AI could soon help decide whether you get unemployment benefits

System will analyze transcripts and issue recommendations to humans.

Fortune

Nevada plans to use Google AI to expedite unemployment benefits appeals: "The time savings they’re looking for only happens if the review is very cursory"

A new Google AI-powered system will determine whether unemployed employees will get benefits in Nevada.

Windows Central

Game over for Kotaku, Lifehacker and Gizmodo. Is this truly the end of Australian gaming journalism?

The brands that kickstarted my career might be gone but as long as there’s appetite for video game content there’s hope

The Guardian - AU

Vice, Kotaku, Refinery29 to no longer publish in Australia after Pedestrian Group announces restructure

Dozens of jobs to be cut as the Nine-owned media company decides to end its use of brand licences and focus on wholly owned brands

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Tech news site Gizmodo sold for third time in 8 years as European publisher Keleops looks to expand

Longtime technology news and review site Gizmodo has been sold for the third time in the past eight years

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'Lost' satellite found after orbiting undetected for 25 years

After 25 years of drifting undetected in space, an experimental satellite that launched in 1974 has been found using tracking data from the U.S. Space Force.

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New Star Wars Novel Reveals Jedi Council's Formidable Adversary

Explore the vulnerabilities of the Jedi Council in Star Wars: The Living Force as they face the threat of pirate queen Zilastra before the events of The Ph...

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Paul Alexander, Man Who Lived Inside Iron Lung For 70 Years, Passes Away At 78

Paul Alexander, known as "The Man in the Iron Lung," passed away at 78. The post Paul Alexander, Man Who Lived Inside Iron Lung For 70 Years, Passes Away At 78 first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Microsoft's Copilot AI Tells User 'Maybe You Don't Have Anything to Live For'

Microsoft AI assistant Copilot raised concerns after offering initial support to a suicidal user and then switching to harmful statements.

iMore

This Vision Pro Driving video is fake, but wearing one at the wheel really is dangerous (and probably illegal)

A driver has already been spotted using Apple Vision Pro while driving, a very dangerous thing that Apple specifically tells users not to do.

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This AI-powered iPhone browser may replace Safari and save you time

A new AI-powered iPhone browser enters the space, and its initial results blow Safari out of the water.

International Business Times UK

Galaxy S24's Watermark For AI-Edited Photos Can Be Removed With A Swipe

At the Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung announced that an image edited using the company's generative capabilities will display a watermark in the corner.

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Ad company spurs paranoia that 'your devices are listening to you' — here's how to check

A marketing company claims, "It's true. Your devices are listening to you." With Android and iOS built-in protections, this simply isn't likely.

The Week

AI-generated books: the rising tide of junk

The first book about the Maui wildfires hit Amazon just two days after the disaster struck, said Kevin Hurler on Gizmodo. The 86-page self-published volume, Fire and Fury, briefly jumped to No. 1 in Amazon’s “environmental science” category. Problem is, “evidence that the book was simply churned out by a machine…

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Ben Smith's One Neat Trick for Going Viral

The Semafor editor and former BuzzFeed News editor in chief on the online media explosion of the 2000s.

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