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algorithm changes for child safety

Instagram Overhauls Algorithm After Predators Found Exploiting Child Recommendation Pathways

Instagram deleted its entire algorithm after predators weaponized it against children. The radical overhaul changes everything about how content works.
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Trump’s Truth Social Shares Deepfake of Obama in Handcuffs: No Disclaimer Provided

Trump posts deepfake of Obama in handcuffs without warning—while bizarre Pepe clown appears and political tensions explode online.
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Llms.Txt: the Controversial Web Protocol Dividing Website Owners and AI Companies

A new web protocol is forcing website owners to choose: feed AI companies clean data or risk digital extinction.
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The Humbling Truth: Human Brains Outclass AI by 8,000x in Neural Complexity

Your brain uses less power than a dim bulb yet outperforms AI by 8,000x. The environmental cost might terrify you.
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Sick of Fake Images? DuckDuckGo’s New Filter Banishes AI-Generated Content

DuckDuckGo declares war on AI images while Google drowns in fake photos. One simple toggle changes everything.
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Traditional TV Dethroned: How Social Media Devoured Our News Diet in 2025

Traditional TV is dying. 5.2 billion people now get news from social feeds while media giants scramble to stay relevant.
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AI’s Gender Betrayal: ChatGPT Caught Pushing Women to Demand Less Pay

AI told women to accept lower salaries while male-dominated teams build systems that systematically disadvantage half the population.
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Academic Deception: Researchers Plant Invisible Commands to Manipulate AI Reviewers

Scientists hide secret commands in papers that trick AI reviewers—while human experts remain completely oblivious to the deception.
mental health over smartphones

Educators’ Urgent Plea: Your Child’s Mental Health vs. The Smartphone Gift

89% of teens own smartphones, yet educators beg parents to reconsider this year’s gift. The hidden bedroom epidemic stealing your child’s future.
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Study: AI Emerges as Powerful Weapon Against Deadly Disaster Misinformation

When disasters strike, viral lies kill faster than floods—but AI now detects deadly misinformation in under two seconds.