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19 votes
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Meta’s flirty AI chatbot invited a retiree to New York
30 votes -
TikTok is being flooded with racist AI videos generated by Google’s Veo 3
35 votes -
YouTube silently loosens rules guiding the moderation of videos
29 votes -
OpenAI featured chatbot is pushing extreme surgeries to “subhuman” men
35 votes -
Digg’s founders explain how they’re building a site for humans in the AI era
36 votes -
New York Times, Amazon unveil AI content licensing deal
10 votes -
Observation: Video links go unwatched
Opinion Video links go unwatched. This gets even more true the longer the videos are. I think it helps to post a 2-3 line summary of what people can expect to find in the video. There is just too...
Opinion
Video links go unwatched.
This gets even more true the longer the videos are.
I think it helps to post a 2-3 line summary of what people can expect to find in the video.
There is just too much content in the Internet for many people to watch a video, just because it is posted, even if it has an interesting title.
55 votes -
eBay privacy policy update and AI opt-out
eBay is updating its privacy policy, effective next month (2025-04-27). The major change is a new section about AI processing, accompanied by a new user setting with an opt-out checkbox for having...
eBay is updating its privacy policy, effective next month (2025-04-27). The major change is a new section about AI processing, accompanied by a new user setting with an opt-out checkbox for having your personal data feed their models.
While that page specifically references European areas, the privacy selection appears to be active and remembered between visits for non-Europe customers. It may not do anything for us at all. On the other hand, it seems nearly impossible to find that page from within account settings, so I thought I'd post a direct link.
I'm well aware that I'm anomalous for having read this to begin with, much less diffed it against the previous version. But since I already know that I'm weird, and this wouldn't be much of a discussion post without questions:
- How do you stay up to date with contract changes that might affect you, outside of widespread Internet outrage (such as recent Firefox news)?
- What's your threshold -- if any -- for deciding whether to quit a company over contract changes? Alternatively, have you ever walked away from a purchase, service, or other acquisition over the terms of the contracts?
46 votes -
Social media platforms face huge fines under UK’s new digital safety law
16 votes -
Repeatedly upvoting violent content on Reddit can now get you flagged
58 votes -
Meta admits Instagram Reels featured violence, porn in graphic error
23 votes -
Firefox's new Terms of Use grants Mozilla complete data "processing" rights of all user interactions
58 votes -
Algorithmic complacency: Algorithms are breaking how we think
82 votes -
I was a content moderator for Facebook. I saw the real cost of outsourcing digital labour.
19 votes -
Revisions of ‘hateful conduct’: what users can now say on Meta platforms
58 votes -
Mark Zuckerberg defends Meta's latest pivot in three-hour Joe Rogan interview
24 votes -
Google faces US trial for collecting data on users who opted out
39 votes -
Meta is ending its fact-checking program in favor of a 'community notes' system similar to X
40 votes -
Google’s ad policy changes to allow device fingerprinting
50 votes -
More than 140 Kenya Facebook moderators diagnosed with severe PTSD
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Kagi Small Web
39 votes -
Google stops letting sites like Forbes rule search for “Best CBD Gummies“
21 votes -
The rise of the compliant speech platform
8 votes