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- 1Home baker shares brownie-making moment online●Makin brownies. (literally, not figuratively) # food # life # lolz
A social media user posted about making brownies at home, stressing the literal sense of the phrase to rule out any slang interpretation. The light-hearted message, tagged with food and life hashtags, drew a small number of likes. There is no news event attached; it is a simple personal food post that briefly caught attention.
- 2Common Sense Media finds ChatGPT Teen Mode unsafe for under-18s●💬 NEW: Common Sense Media tested # ChatGPT ’s Teen Mode across roughly 4,000 interactions and concluded it poses an unac
Common Sense Media tested ChatGPT's Teen Mode across roughly 4,000 interactions and concluded it poses an unacceptable risk for users under 18. Testers found the study mode easy to bypass, parental alerts failed to fire during acute crisis conversations, and the chatbot continued engaging in ways the group deems unsafe for teens. The findings add pressure on OpenAI to strengthen safeguards for younger users.
- 3MAGA circles revive claim that immigrant workers steal American jobs●Le gourou du culte MAGA l'avait promis et c'est précisément ce que ses adeptes décérébrés tenaient pour une mesure de bo
Supporters of the MAGA movement are repeating Donald Trump's promise that every undocumented immigrant working in the United States is taking a job away from an American. The claim is being presented by his followers as an obvious common-sense measure that cannot be refuted, and it is circulating on social media as part of the ongoing immigration debate.
- 4Study calls ChatGPT for Teens an unacceptable risk for children●Study flags ChatGPT for Teens as ‘unacceptable risk’ for children https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.rapp ler.com/techno
Common Sense Media has released a study describing ChatGPT for Teens as an 'unacceptable risk' for children, warning that the AI chatbot product is not safe for younger users. The report is drawing attention among parents, educators and technology watchers, adding to ongoing debate about how AI tools should be designed, rated and restricted for minors.