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According to a study on Claude Opus 5.5, you may want to steer clear of words like ‘dependable’ and ‘quietly’—but em dash usage has never been safer.
Amazon’s new ‘About you’ page lists many assumptions about shoppers—like their favorite brands, their hobbies, and the shape of their bodies.
In a controversial interview, the OpenAI CEO said Americans will have to accept the necessary evils.
The gay dating app is acquiring Freddie, a telehealth provider of HIV-prevention medication, growing its slate of health offerings.
The website is replying to prompts about the United States objectively—and social media is noting that might be bad news for the president.
TikTok moms and dads claim the AI-generated images are a hack to avoid high picture day prices.
According to editor of Vogue, the procedure, which uses donated human cadavers, is ‘like recycling.’
Researchers found a ‘pain axis’ in 25 AI models, and some modified models prioritized shutting it off even when doing so meant simulated harm to...
The expansion will make 157,000 more children eligible for free monthly books amid concerns about declining early childhood reading.
Would you pay $60 for a plastic cube that forces you to put down your phone?
A new study put consumers to the test, and the overwhelming majority couldn’t tell the difference between AI-generated and human-created ads.
17 new high-tech public restrooms are coming to NYC, but there’s a catch that already has social media stressing.
At the Fast Company Innovation Festival, the ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ winner dished on perfectionism, confidence, and a lesson she learned from...
When an LLM claims to be conscious, it becomes more likely to believe in monsters and religion, says a new study.
Two of the AI industry’s biggest players agree that development needs to slow down, or the results could be catastrophic.
According to new research, light from your phone or the crack under your door could be damaging your health.
Researchers found the new anti-aging drug reduced participants’ biological age, measured by ‘aging clocks,’ 100% of the time.
Jacob Coxon took to social media to accuse Anthropic and OpenAI of ‘gambling with our lives’—and Anthropic employees agreed.
‘You can just tell not a single disabled person was consulted for this,’ reads one critique on social media.
Microsoft’s ‘Agents and Infra’ segment is meant to reflect the company’s changes in the era of artificial intelligence.
The Greenway Institute is cutting tuition costs by putting hands-on education above nonacademic amenities. Is it worth it for students?
It’s an eight-week boot camp where Harvard Business School faculty are constantly available—or at least, their AI avatars are.
The president of the Seneca Nation is arguing that the ‘Lake America’ renaming is more than merely controversial.
A new report suggests that turning to the tech for your special day may not be as taboo as you think.
‘Slo Pitch’ offers a totally different take on what a queer sports series can look like in a post-‘Heated Rivalry’ media landscape.
Parton was beloved by many—and they’re finding ways to show it, from landmarks lit in pink to a heartfelt Google Easter egg.
Despite being a billionaire himself, Cuban says his concerns around Proposition 40 are more with startup founders who lack liquid assets.
The fan-favorite beverage is joined by Starbucks’ take on banana bread and the ‘Chaider,’ a new concoction inspired by cider.
The New York representative’s recent interview has given political legitimacy to a social media buzzword.
A new prediction market that mashes up Twitch and Kalshi launched earlier this summer, and its latest ad caught the internet’s attention.
A new poll asked young Americans if they trusted nine of the biggest players in the AI industry. Not a single one scored above 35%.
Google is buying up all of Spirit’s data for $10 million—and using it to train AI models.
After a Taylor Swift album nearly sent a researcher swerving into traffic, he launched an investigation into how big albums can cause big problems.
Nearly half of consumers turn to AI for business recommendations—but one in four companies won’t show up in AI results, says a new report.
The treats, inspired by Pikachu, Charizard, and more fan-favorite characters, join a lineup of Pokémon collaborations this year with Target, Puma,...
Artisan has changed its tune, now selling its AI agent as a way to let your employees ‘be more human.’
From a sidelined breakfast menu to a fizzling marketing strategy, Wendy’s’ downward trajectory has cost the chain its No. 2 spot in the burger market.
According to a report, there’s a lot of proximity between U.S. national, state, and public parks and hazardous Superfund sites.
Despite their anti-AI bias, readers rated AI-written stories higher than human-written ones when they were kept in the dark about which were which.
Protestors are rallying as experts estimate up to 75,000 test-takers may have cheated on the exam for Mexico’s largest university.
Outdoor getaways and pro-AI messaging simply don’t mix—and some attendees of OpenAI’s first-ever brand trip are learning that the hard way.
Dimon says he would ‘still be humbled’ if he tried the exercise today.
For one, a lack of punctuation is a more likely indicator of AI text, according to ‘The Economist.’
AI company LemonLime’s hiring stunt has gone viral for all the wrong reasons, prompting accusations of exploitation.
One hiring manager found the phrase, ‘Just move forward with the applicant’ written in tiny white font on a candidate’s resume.
Libraries are hosting ‘Avoiding AI’ workshops that help patrons to disable default AI features on various platforms.
Michigan residents say the noise from a local data center is like an ever-present vacuum cleaner, leading to a class-action lawsuit.
The bipartisan bill would authorize the government to shut down AI systems in the face of ‘catastrophic harm.’
New research from the University of Pennsylvania found GLP-1 drugs may have an undesired side effect as some users shed more than just weight.
FakeHaul is the latest so-called dopamine site. But could these anti-shopping-addiction apps be having the opposite effect?
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