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AI boosted homework scores, then exam scores dropped: study(economist.com)
363 points by dash2 | 360 comments
Economist graphic-detail article on a study finding AI use raised students' homework scores but was followed by lower exam scores; the page loaded as an access-restricted block.
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Meta is killing off its AI-powered Instagram and Facebook profiles(theguardian.com)
340 points by n1b0m | 485 comments
Guardian article reporting that Meta is removing its AI-generated Instagram and Facebook profiles after backlash, including over a persona called 'proud Black queer momma'.
Mark Zuckerberg says social media is over(newyorker.com)
468 points by FinnLobsien | 801 comments
New Yorker column by Kyle Chayka on Mark Zuckerberg's testimony at Meta's antitrust trial arguing that social media platforms are no longer what they used to be.
Meta and YouTube found negligent in landmark social media addiction case(nytimes.com)
418 points by mrjaeger | 201 comments
New York Times article on a verdict finding Meta and YouTube negligent in a landmark social media addiction trial; the page loaded a captcha instead.
Meta's Onavo VPN removed SSL encryption of competitor's analytics traffic(documentcloud.org)
381 points by wordhydrogen | 138 comments
Court filing in Klein v. Meta alleging Facebook's In-App Action Panel program used SSL man-in-the-middle techniques via Onavo to intercept Snapchat, YouTube and Amazon analytics traffic.
Meta buried 'causal' evidence of social media harm, US court filings allege(reuters.com)
562 points by pseudolus | 224 comments
Reuters article on US court filings alleging Meta buried internal causal evidence that its social media platforms harm users; page showed a captcha verification.
Reddit is removing moderators that protest by taking their communities private(old.reddit.com)
1570 points by Jimmc414 | 870 comments
A r/ModCoord post sharing a Reddit admin statement that moderators who shut down subreddits in protest will be removed and replaced with new active moderators.












