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Sightings of mysterious drones that began in New Jersey mid-November have now reached the state of New York.
Future Society

The East coast is lighting up.

"Wanted" posters for healthcare executives begin cropping up in the wake of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson's stunning assassination.
Future Society

"Health care CEOs should not feel safe."

Elon Musk claimed that "in most cases, the word 'homeless' is a lie," a bizarre and easily disproven claim.
Elon Musk

"The richest man in the country is going to tell us what 'homeless' means... totally relatable!"

Google is distancing itself from Character.AI amid piling controversy. But in 2023, Character.AI was named Google Play's "best" AI app.
Google

"We've been increasingly impressed by what AI can do..."

Authorities are now confident that the weapon recovered from suspected CEO shooter Luigi Mangione was 3D-printed.
Future Society

Homemade solution.

Law enforcement has recovered a notebook that belonged to Luigi Mangione, who was charged with shooting health insurance CEO Brian Thompson.
Future Society

"It’s targeted, precise, and doesn’t risk innocents."

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is dancing with joy now that Donald Trump has promised him that he will no longer have to abide by environmental rules.
Elon Musk

"This is awesome."

UCLA says it is offering a new comparative literature course that will make heavy use of AI materials, included an AI-generated textbook.
Artificial Intelligence

Oh the humanities!

A leaked video shows UnitedHealth Group CEO gloating about denying "unnecessary care" after the assassination Brian Thompson.
Developments

They see themselves as protectors against "unnecessary care."

The family of a man who died after his Tesla crashed on Autopilot is suing the EV maker, accusing CEO Elon Musk of misleading the public.
Tesla

"This is yet another example of Tesla using our public roadways to perform research and development of its autonomous driving technology."

Suspect UHC killer Luigi Mangione was caught not with AI facial recognition, but by a random person who recognized him in a McDonald's.
Artificial Intelligence

The NYPD was caught slippin'.

Alleged CEO killer Luigi Mangione was reportedly carrying a handgun that appears to be 3D-printed when he was arrested.
Future Society

The cops say it's an example of a "ghost gun."

According to his still public LinkedIn profile, Mangione studied AI during his undergrad at the University of Pennsylvania.
Future Society

"We might not recognize it in our day to day lives, but the world is changing fast."

Health insurance CEO killer Luigi Mangione felt that the healthcare industry had failed him as he struggled with debilitating back pain.
Developments

Is this the source of his anger?

The Google-backed chatbot firm Character.AI is the subject of a new lawsuit after its technology allegedly told kids to engage in self-harm.
Google

This is beyond horrible.

A family in Texas has filed a lawsuit, accusing Google-backed AI chatbot company Character.AI of sexually abusing their 11-year-old daughter.
Google

This is horrifying.

OpenAI Concerned About Illegal Activity on Sora, Releases It Anyway
OpenAI

They're risk-takers, after all.

Two new families are suing Character.AI and Google, alleging their kids suffered sexual, emotional, and physical abuse from Character.AI bots.
Google

"I don't know how they can sleep at night, knowing what they have unleashed upon children."

YouTuber and scam hunter Stephen "Coffeezilla" Findeisen issued a takedown of Hawk Tuah girl Haliey Welch's apparent crypto rug pull.
Cryptocurrency

"I hate to interrupt you Nick, but anywho, I'm going to go to bed and I'll see you guys tomorrow."

The suspected killer of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson was reportedly carrying a two-page document when he was arrested.
Future Society

"It had to be done."