AI Slop Is Making the Internet Fake-Happy
A new study examines the impact of the rise of AI-generated websites on the internet—and found some surprising results.
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Happy GPT-4.5 day to those who celebrate.theverge.com
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Safari does Windowsarstechnica.com
The problem with Android: The app and hardware ecosystem is a messzdnet.com
Apache Cassandra finally gets an enterprise-grade indexzdnet.com
Australian government releases voluntary IoT cybersecurity code of practicezdnet.com
Dragon Quest fore.theverge.com
Marvel is oh so slowly announcing the next Avengers cast.theverge.com
Netflix is making a live-action Scooby-Doo series.theverge.com
Game industry? Low pay for the area, insane hours, and no life. But you still want inarstechnica.com