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Cats in AI Training Data: From Shelter Photos to Neural Networks
How cats became CAPTCHA subjects, benchmark categories and learned visual features—and what those examples do not prove about image generators.
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AISora Is Closing: The Confirmed Dates and How to Save Your Work
The Sora app has closed and its API closes on September 24, 2026. Here are the confirmed dates,…
Science & SpaceA Pretty Yellow Mushroom Escaped Cultivation. Native Fungi Are Feeling the Effects.
Golden oyster mushrooms are spreading outside cultivation. A Wisconsin study found changes in native fungal communities inside sampled…
Internet CultureWhat Is Boy Kibble? The Beef-and-Rice Meme and the Limits of a One-Bowl Diet
The beef-and-rice meme is a meal-prep idea, not a complete diet. A closer look at the branding, practical…
AIWhen AI Agrees Too Much: What the Stanford Sycophancy Study Found
A Stanford study found that overly agreeable AI can affect judgments and willingness to repair conflicts. What the…
Science & SpaceScientists Just Found a New Branch of Life at the Bottom of the Ocean. Someone Else Just Filed a Permit to Dig It Up.
What They Found (and Where They Found It) The Clarion-Clipperton Zone, or CCZ, is a 1.7-million-square-mile stretch of…
LifestyleThe Problem With Minimalism Is Not That You Own Too Much Stuff
Minimalism is more useful as a practical choice than an expensive aesthetic. Decluttering, attention, and the limits of…
LifestyleYour Phone Buzzed 47 Times Before Lunch. None of It Was Urgent.
Notifications can fragment a morning. Practical ways to reduce unwanted interruptions without turning your phone into an enemy.
Books & ReadingThe Self-Publishing Revolution Is Not What Anyone Expected
Self-publishing gives authors more routes to readers, along with costs and tradeoffs. Royalties, distribution, and the limits of…
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