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Australian shops are betting on AI for Black Friday: shoppers could order right inside Google's AI answer, where they asked the question.
Does search find your shop or service, and can someone buy in a couple of taps?
On José 97.5 FM in LA, AI host Coyotec speaks Spanish and English and explains what to do if ICE knocks on your door.
Human hosts stayed quiet out of fear; listeners grew, especially younger ones.
Which topic do you avoid, and who could say it for you?
Editors get pitches from bots posing as journalists. A fake football reporter, Jayden, sent two story ideas in a week; the author says many such bots come from a startup called iLands.
When a stranger pitches you, do you ask who the real person is?
An AI radio host in Los Angeles speaks up on what human hosts avoided. Coyotec talks in Spanish and English, and listeners grew, especially younger ones. Which topic do you avoid, and who could say it for you?
4 more AI stories in the comments ↓
Ohio State scientists sent a smell over the internet. It is not the smell itself that travels, but data about it, and the smell is rebuilt at the other end.
Which smell would you send to someone you love?
Grok showed the first 7 minutes of an AI-made "Odyssey". TechCrunch says it sometimes looks like real actors, but the film lacks soul and the narrator never stops talking.
Would you watch a film made entirely by AI?
12-year-old Blake McKenzie from Australia won a poetry slam. He wrote about AI, the endless scroll and loneliness, and split the A$20,000 prize with the adult winner.
Do you notice how much time the scroll takes from you?
5 AI stories that matter today 🧵
A 12-year-old wins a poetry slam with a poem about AI, Grok shows 7 minutes of an AI-made film, and scientists send a smell over the internet ↓