Open-source AI tool dot-skill has surpassed 23,000 GitHub stars as it enables users to transform real colleagues, family members, celebrities, and even fictional characters into interactive AI Skills using chat logs, documents, and interviews across multiple agent platforms.
X takes a major step toward algorithmic transparency by open-sourcing its expanded 'For You' ranking algorithm on GitHub and launching a new tool that lets active users download their account data to see if their posts have been labeled or suppressed.
Substack partners with AI-detection tool Pangram to help users identify AI-generated content, giving creators tools to scan drafts, dispute incorrect results, and add transparency disclosures, as the platform's CEO warns that AI-written content disguised as human work erodes trust and threatens writers' livelihoods.
A alarming new survey of over 1,300 teens reveals nearly half have been exposed to AI-generated explicit content, with one in four reporting they've seen such material depicting themselves or someone they know, sparking urgent concerns about safety, body image, and relationship expectations among young people.
A alarming new survey reveals 44% of teens have encountered AI-generated sexual content, with most exposures accidental, leaving two-thirds fearing they'll become deepfake targets and 60% reporting distorted perceptions of real bodies, as pressure mounts on tech platforms and lawmakers to act.
Google Images is getting a major Pinterest-style overhaul, introducing a personalized 'For You' gallery, collections, and AI-powered image generation directly within Search, transforming the 25-year-old platform from a simple search tool into a full visual discovery and inspiration destination.
A federal judge is warning Elon Musk and OpenAI to stop their social media attacks on each other as their high-profile legal battle heads into opening statements, with US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers demanding both sides 'control your propensity to use social media to make things worse outside this …
Meta pulls its new AI image feature from Instagram after users erupt in outrage over a default opt-in setting that allowed anyone to generate AI images of real people using public accounts, with no consent, no notifications, and no way to delete the results.
Meta pulls a newly launched Instagram AI image feature that allowed users to generate images by tagging public accounts, after immediate backlash from critics including the National Center on Sexual Exploitation and SAG, who warn it enables sextortion and abuse.
Meta launches Muse Image, a powerful new AI model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, now live in Meta AI, letting users transform text prompts and personal photos into stunning, shareable visuals across Instagram and WhatsApp, with Facebook, Messenger, and advertiser tools coming soon.