Tech companies scrape the internet again, scooping up AI-written text that they use to train bigger, more convincing models, which humans can use to generate even more nonsense before it is ...

No surprise — survey reveals younger generations are more confident utilizing text acronyms and abbreviations.

Typically speaking, the scams have surfaced as texts. The sender poses as someone with the career service Indeed and offers the receiver a job or asks for personal info. Here's an example text of the ...

However, text messaging ("texting") uses the cellular phone service, whereas instant messaging employs the Internet. Text messages are typically limited to 160 characters, but instant messages can ...

FCC. Sixth Circuit Rejects FCC's Open Internet Order as Inconsistent with Statutory Text The unanimous panel has little difficulty concluding the FCC sought to exercise authority it did not have.

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As Internet enshittification marches on, here are some of the worst offenders Ars staffers take aim at some of the web's worst predatory practices. Ars Staff – Feb 5, 2025 7:00 am | 638 ...

The BBC spoke to Kline and Duvall for the 55th anniversary of the occasion. Half a century later, the internet has shrunk the whole world down to a small black box that fits in your pocket, one ...

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The claim: ‘Not one dollar’ of $42 billion for internet access used for that purpose; $7.5 billion spent on seven electric vehicle chargers An Oct. 1 Instagram post (direct link, archive link ...

AI slop has made its way into practically every corner of the internet. Just look at Facebook, or what's become of Pinterest. But what about AI-written text? It may not be as flagrantly bonkers as ...

The old internet was filled with colorful text, pixelated icons, GIFs, and guestbooks. Now, a site called OldWeb.Today, can help you experience it all again.