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Three strikes against low-quality AI content YouTube is drawing harder lines around what kind of AI-generated material qualifies for ad revenue. The platform updated its monetization...
The short version The Department of Justice has quietly reversed a 2022 law that barred federal employees from having TikTok on their government-issued phones. A new...
X gets serious about content theft: AI detection, revenue reclamation, and creator suspensions For years, reposting someone else’s viral tweet, video, or meme has been a...
New safety feature flags crisis conversations Meta announced Thursday that it will now send alerts to parents when their teenager discusses suicide or self-harm with the...
The Real Problem With LinkedIn Posts (It’s Not You) You’ve been posting consistently on LinkedIn for weeks. Maybe months. The likes trickle in. A comment here,...
TV Time is going dark. A familiar face is stepping up. More than 25,000 people have signed a petition begging TV Time to stay alive. But...
Why Your AI Sounds Like a Generic Robot You’ve probably tried prompting ChatGPT or Claude to write in your style. It never quite works, does it?...
X’s algorithm now prioritizes mutuals over strangers X has quietly rolled out a change to its algorithm that could shift the vibe of your timeline. The...
Brussels takes aim at infinite scroll, autoplay, and the algorithm The European Commission has formally told Meta that its social networks — Facebook and Instagram —...
Fresh allegations in an old feud The legal battle between two anonymous college social apps just got a lot messier. Fizz, the Stanford-born platform where students...
