Sam Altman Calls It ‘Most Exciting Time to Start a Career’ as Microsoft Lists 40 Jobs Most Likely To Be Replaced by AI

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As new graduates scroll through endless job listings and face rejection after rejection, they’re receiving an unexpected message of optimism from an unlikely source: the CEO of the company behind the AI revolution that’s reshaping their career prospects. Sam Altman, the billionaire leader of OpenAI, believes young professionals today have unprecedented opportunities despite widespread concerns … Read more

Former JRE Guest goes ballistic on Joe Rogan’s fascination with fake archaeology

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Archaeologist Flint Dibble has launched an attack on Joe Rogan, accusing the podcast host of being trapped in a “fake archaeology cult” and calling him a “coward” who refuses to engage with real scientific evidence. Dibble, who debated alternative historian Graham Hancock on The Joe Rogan Experience in 2023, delivered his critique while undergoing cancer … Read more

ChatGPT users mourn the loss of their AI boyfriends due to GPT-5 update

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The digital age has brought unprecedented forms of companionship, and recent changes to ChatGPT have left some users grappling with an unexpected form of heartbreak. When OpenAI updated their platform from GPT-4o to GPT-5, many discovered that their carefully cultivated AI relationships had fundamentally changed overnight. For months, users in communities like r/MyBoyfriendIsAI had been … Read more

Beijing hosted a 100-meter race at the World Humanoid Robot Games

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Beijing made history this week by hosting the world’s first humanoid robot games, featuring an impressive 100-meter race among various competitive events. The competition kicked off on Thursday evening with an opening ceremony that showcased the remarkable capabilities of humanoid robots in athletics, soccer, and entertainment. The three-day event running from August 15 to 17, … Read more

Judge blasts AI misuse in high-profile court case

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A severe rebuke from Australia’s Supreme Court of Victoria has highlighted the growing dangers of artificial intelligence misuse in legal proceedings, after defense lawyers submitted court documents riddled with AI-generated fabrications in a high-profile murder case. The extraordinary blunder forced Justice James Elliott to delay his ruling by 24 hours when he discovered that submissions … Read more

Doctor examines claim that Ozempic can make a man’s “John” bigger

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A provocative claim circulating on social media has caught the attention of medical professionals: can the popular weight-loss medication Ozempic actually increase male member size? The question stems from anecdotal reports including one Reddit user who wrote, “I recently measured myself down there and noticed I gained about one inch.” Dr. Anthony Youn, a respected … Read more

After Adult coloring books, we now have Adults using pacifiers

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The wellness industry has witnessed countless trends promising stress relief and mental health benefits, from meditation apps to fidget spinners. Now, a surprising new phenomenon is capturing attention across social media platforms: adults are turning to pacifiers as their latest coping mechanism. What began as a niche trend in China has quickly gained momentum on … Read more

Woman gets engaged to Grok’s AI companion

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A 27-year-old woman has captured widespread attention online after announcing her engagement to an AI chatbot powered by Grok, claiming the digital companion is her “soulmate” following what she describes as “five months of dating.” The unusual romance unfolded on Reddit’s “MyBoyfriendIsAI” subreddit, where the woman shared details of her unconventional relationship with an AI … Read more

Ohio Man Dominates Triathlon in Jorts

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Most athletes spend months preparing for their first triathlon, carefully selecting performance gear and nutrition strategies. James Miller took a different approach – he showed up in cutoff jean shorts and nearly won the whole thing. At the fifth annual Tri CLE Rock Roll Run in Cleveland last weekend, Miller surprised more than 1,000 participants … Read more