Kumail Nanjiani Says He’s the First to Get Criticized for Getting Jacked, Now He’s Actively Trying to Cut Weight AND Muscles

Comedian and actor Kumail Nanjiani has found himself in an unusual position. He believes he’s the first person to ever face criticism for getting in shape. During an appearance on Stavvy’s World podcast, the Pakistan-born performer opened up about the unexpected backlash he received after transforming his physique for his role in Marvel’s Eternals, and … Read more

Elon Musk: “God is the creator. I believe this universe came from something.”

During a recent appearance on the Katie Miller podcast, Elon Musk offered rare insight into his spiritual beliefs when asked directly about his views on God and creation. When questioned about his current position on God, Musk provided a straightforward answer: “God is the creator.” The exchange continued when Miller pressed further, asking, “You don’t … Read more

Joseph Gordon-Levitt: “Almost all” AI systems “are built on mass theft”

Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt has emerged as a vocal critic of how artificial intelligence companies have built their systems, stating plainly that “almost all of these large-language models are built on mass theft.” Speaking at Variety’s Entertainment Summit at CES, Gordon-Levitt addressed the contentious relationship between Hollywood studios and AI companies, particularly focusing on recent legal … Read more

Ai ‘Monk’ Got 2.4M followers in just 3 Months and is now trying to sell a course for $50 a month

An artificial intelligence character posing as a Chinese healing monk has amassed roughly 2.4 million followers across social media in about three months, later directing that audience toward digital products that appear to be entirely AI generated. Operating under the names Yang Mun and Yangmug, the account began appearing on Facebook and TikTok in October … Read more

Esports star Faked Her an Entire Career Without Ever Playing Videogames

In December 2025, the Southeast Asian Games witnessed one of the most elaborate deceptions in competitive gaming history. A rising Thai esports athlete named Warasin Naraphat (better known as Tokyogurl) competed at the regional tournament without ever actually playing the game herself, using remote assistance technology to maintain the facade throughout her entire professional career. … Read more

Authors Have Days to Opt Out of $3,000 AI Settlement in What’s Being Called the Largest Copyright Case Ever

Authors whose work was used without permission by the AI company Anthropic have until January 15 to opt out of a proposed $3,000 per book settlement and pursue individual legal action. The deadline forces a decision for nearly six million writers affected by what journalist Scott Carney has described as the largest copyright lawsuit in … Read more

AI enabled con men to steal $50,000 in e-bikes

When YouTube creator Seth from Berm Peak discovered someone was impersonating him to defraud bicycle companies, it marked a disturbing evolution in online scams. According to Seth’s recent YouTube video, the impersonator successfully convinced multiple businesses to ship tens of thousands of dollars worth of electric bikes to an address in Greensboro, North Carolina, using … Read more

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Explains Where the AI Money Is Really Coming From

At CES in Las Vegas, Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang addressed over 6,000 attendees in person and millions watching globally to explain the massive financial influx powering the artificial intelligence revolution. Huang was likely prompted to make this explanation due to rising concerns about AI being a bubble. The artificial intelligence industry has constructed … Read more

Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman credits belief in God with achieving inner peace

Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman recently opened up about his spiritual journey in a lengthy conversation with Chris Williamson, revealing how faith has transformed his approach to life’s challenges and brought him a sense of peace he had never experienced before. During their discussion about breaking bad habits, Huberman acknowledged the profound limitations of pure neuroscience when … Read more

AI-Assisted Doctors and Tablet-Using Babies Show the Same Brain Decline

Two seemingly unrelated studies published in recent months point to a troubling pattern in how the brain responds to passive reliance on technology. In one, Polish researchers found that colonoscopy doctors who regularly used AI assistance became measurably worse at detecting polyps when the AI was removed. In another, scientists in Singapore reported that babies … Read more