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“It's not clear to me that a small red light would be sufficient notification in some states for someone to consent to being recorded,” said Albert, noting how someone having a camera on their face is visually a lot different from someone holding up their phone to record. “The fact that when you're recording on a cameraphone you have to have your [device] out, and people know that, changes how people behave.”

Artist Tega Brain is fighting the internet's enshittification by turning back the clock to before ChatGPT existed.

In the age of Spotify and AI slop, tapes remind us what we're missing when we stop taking risks.

Automated online ID checking systems add new potential dangers to having a mismatching ID.

Artist Sam Lavigne created ‘Slow LLM' to make people question their dependence on tools like Claude and ChatGPT. Or at least, make them super annoying to use.

At a New York party, attendees spent Trans Day of Visibility dancing, DJing, and learning how to become less visible online.

Caught between fears of job loss and social stigma, Gen Z’s opinions of AI are hitting new lows.

With some fans making sexualized AI-generated images and videos of idols, the rest of the fandom is standing up against the behavior.

The focus of "Stop!! Hibari-kun" isn't that Hibari is trans—it’s other characters’ cartoonish inability to chill out about it

As tech backlash hits the mainstream, the ‘Summer of Ludd' proves we don't need social media to hang out and have a good time.