Oswin Vex

Born to British diplomats in Hong Kong, Oswin discovered wing chun at age 8 and never looked back. After a brief career in quantitative trading, he left the financial world to pursue his true passion: documenting the scientific basis behind traditional martial arts practices. With a background in data science and a certification in functional medicine, Oswin brings analytical rigor to Rude Vulture's wildest theories. He is notorious for self-experimenting with nootropics before sparring sessions and publishing the results.

David Sacks Discusses ‘Woke AI’ That Devalues White Men by Default, Comments on a New Study Showing Bias in Most AI Models

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Tech investor and podcaster David Sacks has raised serious concerns about systemic bias in artificial intelligence models, citing a recent study from the Center for AI Safety that reveals troubling patterns in how leading AI systems value different demographic groups. The study, titled “Utility Engineering, Analyzing and Controlling Emergent Value Systems in AIs,” examined biases … Read more

Joe Rogan says that AI makes better music than humans

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In a recent conversation on The Joe Rogan Experience with actress Katee Sackhoff, an unexpected debate about artificial intelligence and music sparked a telling moment about where our technological future might be heading. When discussing the rise of AI-generated content, Rogan made a provocative statement that encapsulates both the promise and peril of our automated … Read more

Judge berates rude streamer in court after a series of lies

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In a surprising courtroom spectacle, controversial streamer Johnny Somali faced harsh criticism from a South Korean judge after repeatedly lying during testimony in a criminal trial. The hearing, which took place on October 22nd, revealed a pattern of contradictions and evasive answers that left legal observers shocked at the streamer’s conduct. According to sources, the … Read more

Even AI can get “brain rot” by scrolling the internet all day

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Artificial intelligence may be getting smarter, but new research suggests it’s also vulnerable to the same digital pitfalls that plague humans: consuming too much low-quality online content can actually make AI systems dumber. A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers from Texas A&M University, the University of Texas at Austin, and Purdue University has revealed that … Read more

Joe Rogan’s Newsom Beef Culminates With Him Advising Trump to Run for California Governor

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Joe Rogan has reignited political chatter once again, this time by suggesting just two weeks ago that former President Donald Trump should run for governor of California once his second term in the White House concludes. The idea surfaced during a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience featuring comic and author Francis Foster alongside … Read more

Scientist creates song that makes chocolate taste sweeter

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A British scientist has developed a melody that she claims can trick your brain into perceiving chocolate as sweeter and more delicious than usual. And the best part is, you can try it yourself right now. Natalie Hyacinth, a sound expert from the University of Bristol, composed a 90-second track called “The Sweetest Melody” after … Read more

Joe Rogan says people in 1980s were essentially wild animals that had children

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In a sprawling conversation on The Joe Rogan Experience with comedian Carrot Top, the podcast host offered a fascinating archaeological perspective on life before the internet age. What emerged was a compelling portrait of how fundamentally different human existence was just four decades ago—and how that disconnection from information shaped an entire generation. “People in … Read more

Body Positivity Influencer Arrested but Can’t Fit in Police Car

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A viral body positivity influencer’s sudden disappearance from social media has been explained by newly released body camera footage showing a chaotic arrest that required police to use a box truck when she couldn’t fit in their patrol car. Jaylen Cheney, 29, known online as “JB,” built a substantial following advocating for plus-size inclusivity and … Read more

Amazon Outage Disables Subscription-Based Smart Mattresses Nationwide

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When Amazon Web Services experienced a major outage yesterday, the cascade of technological failures reached into an unexpected corner of modern life: people’s bedrooms. Thousands of customers discovered that their high-tech mattresses had become unresponsive, unable to adjust firmness levels, track sleep data, or respond to smartphone commands. This case highlighted just how dependent everyday … Read more