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@GodLogic_GL @TeamYouTube @mohammedhijab How can @TeamYouTube allow content creators to abuse the copyright system like this?

Dear @TeamYouTube: The YouTube channel (@MohammedHijab) is abusing the copyright system to attack other channels. Here is a video clip of him giving me VERBAL CONSENT to put our discussion on my channel. After I posted it, he filed a copyright complaint. Why is this being allowed? Are people allowed to deceptively give verbal consent to post content in order to get the person a strike? Video that got struck: youtube.com/watch?v=vxPkAv…

@Polymarket 75% AI-generated code sounds impressive, but the bigger question is how much of it is reliable, secure, and easy to maintain. Fast code is not always good code.

NEW: Google claims 75% of all new code written at the company is now AI-generated.

No new AI-linked job cuts were newly reported today. That brings the total number of AI-linked job cuts tracked since 2023 to 325,313. See the live AI job-loss tracker at AIJobRecovery.com.

@PolymarketMoney That price tag says less about today’s value and more about how desperate companies are to own the future of AI.

SpaceX says it can buy Cursor for $60B later this year for "our work together."

@Polymarket If this happens, it shows the AI race is moving way beyond chatbots. A $60 billion move for Cursor AI would mean coding tools are now seen as core infrastructure for the future.

JUST IN: SpaceX has secured the right to acquire Cursor AI for $60 billion later this year.

@StockMKTNewz Calling it an AI training tool does not make it less invasive. If software is tracking keystrokes, mouse movements, and screenshots, employees are right to see it as surveillance.

Mark Zuckerberg and Meta Platforms $META just sent a memo to employees saying Meta Platforms is installing a new tracking software on the computers of all employees in the United States 🇺🇸 so it can train its AI Meta said the tracking tool will run on a list of work-related apps and websites The tool will capture stuff like mouse movements, keystrokes and screenshots of what the employees are seeing on their screens - Reuters

@vasuman Reddit made the list twice, so I am not sure this ranking is helping the IQ argument.

Social medias ranked by the IQ of their users 1. Reddit 2. Twitter 3. YouTube 4. Instagram 5. TikTok 6. Facebook 7. Reddit 8. LinkedIn

@WhaleInsider $400 billion wiped out in one day is a reminder that markets can turn fast. Short term moves grab headlines, but the bigger question is what caused the sell-off and whether the economy is actually weakening.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 U.S. stock market loses over $400,000,000,000 in value in today's trading.

AI was supposed to help people work faster. Now some companies are using it as a reason to cut jobs. Business Insider recently highlighted 10 companies that have connected layoffs to AI, including HP, IBM, Salesforce, Klarna, Snap, and Atlassian. That is a big warning sign for workers across many industries. This is not just about robots taking over. It is about companies using AI tools to handle tasks that once needed real people. Customer service, coding, recruiting support, and other office jobs may be some of the first to feel the pressure. For businesses, AI can mean lower costs and faster work. For employees, it can mean fewer openings and more uncertainty. That is why this trend matters so much. The bigger question is not whether AI will change work. It already is. The real question is whether companies will use AI to support workers or replace them. One thing is clear. AI layoffs are no longer just a future fear. They are happening now. What do you think? Will AI create better jobs in the long run, or will it make it harder for workers to keep up?

@NoLimitGains Chegg was not destroyed by AI alone. AI was the biggest trigger, but it mostly exposed a weak business model. When students could get free answers from ChatGPT and other tools, Chegg’s paid homework help became much easier to replace.

🚨 Meet the first company officially wiped out by AI. Which one is next?

In the last 72 hours, Meta reportedly announced 8,000 AI related job cuts. That brings the total number of AI-linked job cuts tracked since 2023 to 324,771. See the live AI job-loss tracker at AIJobRecovery.com.