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Pressure on social media platforms to protect younger users is sky-high. While rivals scramble for solutions, TikTok and YouTube are trying a curious strategy: silence.
Imagine a social network testing your safety, but not in the way you'd expect. Two US senators are not amused, calling the whole thing 'depraved'.
TikTok seems to have a peculiar fondness for cuts, especially in Dublin. The company is reportedly considering another round of staff reductions at its European headquarters.
Everyone's been hyping up generative AI as the savior of filmmaking, yet nobody's actually made a movie worth paying for with it yet. Video models from the tech giants are still struggling to produce anything longer than a decent TikTok — and the problem isn't the tech itself.
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Who would have thought? ByteDance, the brain behind TikTok, picked Brazil for its next big move. It's set to be its largest facility outside China.
Picture an AI that doesn't just understand what you ask for, but actually knows how to turn it into a video that works on TikTok, an animated infographic, or a visual explanation that doesn't suck. Well, that's no longer sci-fi—someone just handed the entire toolkit to everyone.
While the rest of the world is still debating whether social media harms kids, the UK has stopped asking questions and decided to act. This week brings the official announcement of a sweeping ban: no TikTok, no Instagram, no AI chatbots for anyone under 16.
Every night for three weeks, one simple but honest question lands. It's not motivational TikTok coaching: it's a mirror that remembers what you said yesterday and reflects it back today, making you see your own thoughts from new angles. It happens inside an AI agent built to do one thing, and do it well.
TikTok is currently hosting a pretty disgusting operation: people using AI to generate faces of Black people who don't exist, then hawking low-grade dropshipping garbage through them. While actual creators struggle to make a living, these con artists are building fake personas and cashing in.
Guizang just popped up on GitHub—a Claude skill that auto-generates Xiaohongshu carousels and WeChat covers from your images. Simple concept, solid execution: pick a style, let it work, and your formatted post is done.
