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đ Watch the kids on ChatGPT: You can now ask about and create spicy and gory content and images. People complained restrictions were interfering with news reporting and crime scene depictions.
âRage-baitingâ: Itâs what Winta Zesu does when she posts videos of her life as a NY model whose biggest problem is being âtoo pretty.â Is she a narcissist? Nope. People get angry and post hateful comments. Jokeâs on them. More engagement translates to money and sponsorships for her.
Take part in research: Appleâs looking for 350,000 people for a new health study about how mental health impacts heart rate and sleep affects exercise. Spoiler: Joining means sharing a lot of personal data. Hopefully, weâll get another useful tool like the AirPods hearing test.
Lifetime subscriptions: Itâs the newest marketing ploy. Pay once and get access forever, right? But âforeverâ means âas long as the company stays in businessâ (paywall link). If it shuts down or abandons the app, youâre out of luck. Ask yourself, âWill I use this five years from now?â Probably not.
𩸠Elizabeth Holmesâ life in vein: Convicted felon and former CEO of Theranos wants us to feel sorry for her after cheating and stealing $724 million for tech that didnât work. In a PR puff piece interview, she says prison is âhell and torture,â waking up at 5 a.m., earning 31 cents an hour and only seeing her kids twice a week. This criminal’s best asset is her lie ability.
Kindness + Tech = Heroes: After Hurricane Helene and the Eaton Fire, Taylor Schenker and Claire Schwartz are reuniting lost photos with their owners. They find damaged pictures, clean them, and post them on Facebook and Instagram to match them with the right families. Here are photos found from the Eaton Fire. So nice.