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Reddit is turning your posts into AI-powered videos
Reddit is testing a new feature that converts text posts into audio and video content.
Meet Aryan Nishad, the student who vibe-coded Bribes.fyi
Aryan Nishad, a B.Tech student from Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology, Delhi, has launched a website called Bribes.fyi.
Claude users frustrated over new AI watermark policy
Anthropic, the company behind the AI chatbot Claude, has recently introduced a controversial new feature: watermarking.
Reddit rolls out AI moderator to help manage subreddits
Reddit has announced the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into its moderation process.
You can soon watch, listen to viral Reddit posts
Reddit has announced a planned feature called "video Reddit," which will permit users to watch videos from the platform, and also listen to the posts in the background. Testing will begin later this year.
How to keep your Claude chats from being publicly accessible
Anthropic's Claude chatbot users were surprised over the weekend to find their conversations could be indexed by search engines like Google and Bing.
How hundreds of Claude AI chats appeared in Google Search
Anthropic's AI chatbot, Claude, has been embroiled in a privacy controversy after hundreds of user conversations were found on Google Search and other search engines.
Who is Phineas Fisher, the elusive hacker never caught?
Phineas Fisher, a notorious name in the hacking world, has never been caught.
'Ramayana: Part 1' trailer leaks following 'Pratham Sankalp' event
The highly-anticipated trailer of Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Part 1 has been leaked online, leading to a major piracy scare.
Netflix and Sony Pictures are interested in buying Letterboxd
Letterboxd, the popular social platform for movie lovers, is reportedly in talks with several potential buyers.
Reddit post claims AI replaced 90% of developers, sparks debate
A recent Reddit post has sparked a heated debate over the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on software engineering jobs.
Google's SynthID debunks viral deepfake of hospitalized US senator
Google's SynthID technology has successfully debunked a high-profile AI-generated hoax image, marking a major victory for the system.
Facebook launches AI companion app to help creators grow
Facebook has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) companion app, reimagining its Creator Studio tool.
Gmail bug on Pixel phones prevents keyboard from appearing
A new bug in Google's Gmail app is causing problems for some Pixel phone users.
Meta's AI team on the brink of a revolt
Meta's Applied AI team, a group of some 6,500 engineers and product managers, is reportedly on the brink of a revolt, according to WIRED.
Reddit now lets you post videos in comments
Reddit has introduced a new feature that allows users to post videos directly in comment sections.
Bluesky adds group chats to boost user engagement
Bluesky, the social network, has launched a new feature: group chats.
Severe weather alerts at 1am wake up Delhi-NCR residents
Residents of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) were jolted awake by emergency weather alerts on their phones from Thursday evening till early Friday.
The internet is calling out Janhvi Kapoor's 'Peddi' sexualization
Janhvi Kapoor's role as Achiyyamma in the recently released film Peddi has come under fire for its alleged objectification of her character.
Delhi start-up seeks pay cuts from staff after ₹2cr error
A Delhi-based tech company has come under fire for asking its employees to bear the brunt of a ₹2 crore loss caused by a single employee's mistake.
Microsoft GitHub Copilot's new billing model sparks outrage among developers
Microsoft has announced a major shift in its billing strategy for GitHub Copilot, the AI-powered coding assistant.
Why Google's AI struggles to spell basic words
Google's artificial intelligence (AI) has been caught making some pretty basic spelling mistakes.
Reddit faces global outage
Popular social media platform Reddit has been hit by an outage, with users from the US and India reporting access issues.
Is Meta building its own version of Reddit?
Meta has quietly launched a new app called Forum. The app was discovered by Geekout Newsletter's Matt Navarra in the App Store.
Is 'Cocktail 2' song copied from an old Italian track?
A new track from the upcoming film Cocktail 2, titled Mashooqa, has sparked a debate online.
Grok down! Users report app, web, and login issues
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, Grok, has been hit by a major service disruption.
How Sam Altman became billionaire without OpenAI shares
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has become a multi-billionaire despite not holding any equity in the company he leads.
Early Reddit rival Digg is back as AI news aggregator
Digg, the once-popular link-sharing site founded by Kevin Rose, is making a comeback.
De-Googled your Android phone? reCAPTCHA won't work for you
Google's next-generation reCAPTCHA system is now tied to Google Play Services on Android devices.
Apple users slam autocorrect woes, demand fixes for frustrating errors
Apple's autocorrect feature has come under fire from users, who say it is more of a hindrance than help.
Google's AI search now shows you answers from Reddit
Google is enhancing its AI Search capabilities to help users find information from trusted sources more easily.
Man lands 50 job interviews while sleeping thanks to AI
A Reddit user has sparked a debate by claiming that he built an AI bot to handle his entire job search.
Reddit's search function sees 30% growth in weekly users
Reddit, the popular social media platform, has seen a significant increase in the use of its search function.
Developer builds an AI workflow to find jobs, gets hired
A developer who goes by the name u/Beach-Independent on Reddit used Anthropic's Claude Code to build an automated job search system.
Reddit will now require human verification for suspected bot accounts
Reddit has announced a new "human verification" requirement for accounts suspected of being bots.
AI won't kill entry-level jobs: Reddit CEO
Steve Huffman, the co-founder and CEO of Reddit, has said that artificial intelligence (AI) will not have a negative impact on entry-level jobs for new graduates.
Reddit may soon require biometric verification to access platform
Reddit is considering the implementation of Face ID-style verification and other biometric technologies to ensure that its users are real humans, not bots.
Hachette pulls novel 'Shy Girl' after suspected use of AI
Hachette Book Group has pulled a horror novel, Shy Girl by Mia Ballard, amid allegations of heavy reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) in its creation.
Meta buys social network where AI talks to other AI
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has acquired Moltbook, a social networking platform designed for artificial intelligence (AI) agents.
Your conversations with ChatGPT won't seem 'cringe', 'preachy' anymore
OpenAI has announced an update to its chatbot, ChatGPT, with the launch of the new GPT-5.3 Instant model.