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Pornographic Taylor Swift deepfakes generated by Musk’s Grok AI
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Stranger Things: Tales From 85 hits Netflix on April 23
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New Glenn Rocket launch challenges Elon Musk’s space dominance
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Consumers spent more on mobile apps than games in 2025, driven by AI app adoption | TechCrunch
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Snap reaches settlement in social media addiction lawsuit | TechCrunch
Posted onDays ahead of a scheduled trial, social media company Snap has settled a lawsuit accusing the platform of causing social media addiction, according to reports from multiple outlets. According to the New York Times, the settlement was announced Tuesday in the California Superior Court in Los Angeles County. The lawsuit against Snap was brought by…
