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'I am Jane Doe': The internet rallies to protect a Cornell student's identity (opens the original)
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Scroll through social media, and you'll likely see the same sentence repeated over and over: "I am Jane Doe." From comedians to authors to creators to everyday users, people are lending their names to a movement aimed at protecting the identity of the former Cornell University student who alleges that seven Chi Phi fraternity members sexually assaulted her in 2024. Why? The movement gained momentum after political commentator Michael Tracey publicly solicited information identifying the woman, w
Pete Davidson is talking exes, Ye, influencers, and AI. Naturally, the internet has thoughts. (opens the original)
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Pete Davidson has a lot to get off his chest. And, no, not just the tattoos. In a new Variety cover story and accompanying videos published Sept. 30, the comedian opened up about famous exes Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande, discussed Ye's harassment, took aim at influencer culture, and defended AI filmmaking. And, naturally, the internet had plenty to say about all of it. Davidson revisited one of his most scrutinized relationships: his time with Kim Kardashian. The two began dating after shari
Reddit is shutting down RSS and public API access. Blame AI. (opens the original)
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AI bots are making it harder to be a human who just wants to read Reddit. The company is shutting down its RSS feeds on Nov. 13, 2026, and ending public API access in March 2027. Announced on Wednesday, Sept. 30, in a channel for moderators (and reported by TechCrunch), the changes are a response to automated scraping, but they will also affect people who use outside tools to follow conversations and manage Reddit communities. RSS, short for Really Simple Syndication, lets you subscribe to websi
Meta's Muse faces questions over access to private messages (opens the original)
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Meta's Muse is supposed to help with your digital life. But a dispute over its access to private messages raises a basic question about exactly how much users are letting it see. In a Sept. 19 column for Inc., tech writer Jason Aten said he installed Muse on his iPhone and Mac and asked it to research his background and suggest ways it could help. Later, he said, the agent suggested a story idea based on a private text conversation with his podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones.
OpenAI Dots has its own little guys to rival Meta Muse (opens the original)
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First Meta gave us Jolly. Now, OpenAI is letting you name your own little AI guy. Less than a week after Meta introduced the cheerful mascot for its Muse AI assistant, OpenAI introduced Dots at its 2026 DevDay conference. Dots is an always-on AI agent represented by your choice of various colorful little characters. "Dots are frontier intelligence that have your back," OpenAI wrote in its announcement. "Powered by GPT‑6 Astra, they have their own cloud computer, learn from feedback over time, an
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