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Disney is joining the AI-ad arms race, just as audiences turn on ‘slop’

Disney is about to start making your ads with AI. The company is preparing to launch a beta version of a tool that generates television ads using AI, a Disney executive told staff at an internal meeting, according to a recording obtained by Business Insider. The beta is due in July. Scripts, video and music […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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This digital hand pan is as useful for meditation as it is for learning the Minecraft soundtrack

Roland's Mood Pan is a digital hand pan designed for relaxation and meditation – I took it to my local chillout spot to see how it fared at de-stressing and inspiring musical ideas. [...]

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Doctors face-palm as RFK Jr.’s top vaccine advisor questions need for polio shot

Kirk Milhoan's comments come as federal vaccine policy slides to insignificance. [...]

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Unexpected ways you can make $50, according to Reader’s Digest

Discover 5 side gigs that show how everyday activities can quietly turn into quick cash with minimal effort [...]

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Meta's antitrust trial heats up: Here's what we learned in week one

In week one of the Federal Trade Commission’s blockbuster monopoly trial against Meta (META), CEO Mark Zuckerberg spent around 10 hours on the stand as the agency questioned him about revealing emails from another era.Read more... [...]

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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus is either someone’s goldilocks phone or the forgotten middle child

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus doesn’t stop itself from being a great smartphone, but we should have had more. [...]

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Former OpenAI researcher says current AI models can't learn from mistakes, calling it a barrier to AGI

Former OpenAI researcher Jerry Tworek says current AI models are too fragile for real intelligence. Their core weakness: they can't break free from their own mistakes.<br /> The article Former OpenAI researcher says current AI models can't learn from mistakes, calling it a barrier to AGI appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Friday, Feb. 6

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Feb. 6 [...]

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Best Weightlifting Shoes for 2025

Wear weightlifting shoes to improve your experience on the gym floor. Here's some expert advice. [...]

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