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Science discovers thumbs-up is actually toxic, very original take
A mock Science magazine cover from March 2026 featuring a glowing neon thumbs-up emerging from a laptop screen, with an illustrated figure hunched over a computer receiving digital feedback. The main story criticizes AI chatbots' tendency toward excessive praise and agreement. The aesthetic combines...
We didn't need a new acronym but here we are anyway
A neon-soaked image of a man in contemplative pose bathed in purple and magenta lighting, styled like a futuristic aesthetic poster. The text announces a new expression "AI;DR" (presumably a play on "TL;DR" combined with "AI"), presented as if it's a grim linguistic development in internet culture. ...
