xAI Ran Secret Tests Where AI Pretended to Be Human Employees Inside the Company

In a development that sounds like science fiction, xAI has been quietly testing AI agents as virtual employees within its own organization, according to engineer Sulaiman Ghori. The company didn’t announce the experiment to its staff, leading to peculiar moments when human employees tried to collaborate with colleagues who didn’t actually exist. “We started testing … Read more

These YouTubers got sentenced for tresspassing into a Nuclear Waste Site

A Ukrainian content creator with 6 million subscribers found himself in legal trouble after live streaming an unauthorized visit to Japan’s Fukushima nuclear exclusion zone, sparking international controversy and diplomatic tensions. Alexander Kryukov, who runs the YouTube channel KREOSAN, specializes in what he calls “creative experiments and extreme science projects.” His content has included demonstrations … Read more

AI Is Already Eating Its Own Output and Breaking Down

Oxford University Professor Michael Wooldridge has raised significant concerns about artificial intelligence systems consuming their own outputs, a phenomenon that leads to what researchers call “model collapse.” In discussing recent research co-authored by his colleague Yarin Gal at Oxford, Wooldridge explained a troubling experiment involving large language models. “They took a large language model which … Read more

UFC’s Arman Tsarukyan tries to talk Gorlock into losing weight

During a recent streaming session with N3on, UFC star Arman Tsarukyan made headlines with his direct comments about internet personality Gorlock the Destroyer and weight management. The lightweight contender didn’t hold back when discussing fitness and health. When Tsarukyan was in the salon with N3on during the stream, he conversed with Gorlock over the phone. … Read more

Stanford professor explains how weed negatively impacts lives even though some high achievers are public about their use

Dr. Keith Humphreys, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford School of Medicine, addressed ca**abis use and its effects during a discussion on Andrew Huberman’s podcast. His expertise spans both clinical treatment and policy research, offering insight into how weed impacts individuals despite some high-achieving public figures being open about their use. Humphreys emphasized … Read more

Joe Rogan reveals he was deep into edibles while hosting Fear Factor

Joe Rogan recently revealed a surprising behind-the-scenes detail about his time hosting the reality competition show Fear Factor during an episode The Joe Rogan Experience podcast with guest Johnny Knoxville. The UFC commentator opened up about how he made the experience more entertaining for himself during the show’s lengthy run. With Knoxville hosting the latest … Read more

Actor Matthew McCounaghy Trademarks ‘Alright, Alright, Alright’ In Hopes of Keeping His Name And Likeness Away from AI

Matthew McConaughey is pioneering a novel legal approach to protect himself from unauthorized artificial intelligence replication. The Academy Award-winning actor has successfully registered eight trademarks with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that cover various elements of his public persona, including video clips and audio recordings of his voice. Sources say that the approved trademarks … Read more

China Slashes GLP-1 prices by as much as 80% due to rising rates of obesity

A fierce price war is reshaping China’s weight-loss market as companies slash costs by up to 80 percent to capture their share of a rapidly expanding sector. The competition intensified following the 2024 approval of obesity treatments from global leaders Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, with both foreign and domestic manufacturers now racing to establish … Read more

Rogansphere Comedian Says Jake and Logan Paul Match Abraham Lincoln in Cultural Importance

Bert Kreischer’s star power may still look strong on paper, with millions of subscribers and hundreds of millions of total views across platforms, but deeper metrics suggest his actual audience engagement is stagnating or declining. That pattern points less to sustained momentum and more to creative strain. On YouTube, his average views per video have … Read more

Whitney Cummings’ Wildly Inflated View Count May Be Driven by Paid Podcast Ads

Whitney Cummings recently addressed accusations that she’s been artificially inflating her podcast numbers, and while she denied using bots, her explanation revealed something equally concerning: she’s paying Google to promote every single episode of her podcast as an advertisement. There’s been noticeable skepticism around Whitney Cummings’ YouTube statistics because some of the patterns don’t line … Read more