Dear Social: Short answer – yes. There are plenty of reasons that people may not want their photos posted – maybe it’s not an angle you like, maybe you want to preserve your privacy, maybe you don’t ...

After a code update last week, Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot released a string of controversial answers against the Jewish ...

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The Auburn basketball coach has not said he is considering a run for the Senate but has not denied it, either.

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Some recently reported rule changes on Carnival cruise ships are not new, while others have not been added at all.

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Numerous social media videos claiming to be about the Texas flash floods misrepresented footage from previous natural disasters.

The only thing worse than making AI slop is arguably paying someone to teach you how to make it.