… In a blog post, Amazon positions the feature as a way to help you search for items if you can’t remember the name of a specific texture or style, like describing a “shirt with a draped collar” if you can’t think of “cowl neck.” The feature seems like it might come in handy in these kinds of scenari… …
… Now they are part of a much larger mess of AI-generated content inundating social media: low-quality drivel lazily copied from chatbots, slop images and videos, and that catchy Lord of the Rings disco song that took over my TikTok for a month. The fake people are now everywhere. …
… Amazon already had a Merch on Demand feature where shoppers could drop in images, text, and clip art-style icons into blank T-shirts and other products. …
… If it didn’t feel so fake and flat, I think, this could be pretty cool. But it might not seem fake and flat for long. …
… Steinhardt said a consumer product would create “an uneven and spotty playing field for people.” “Think of it as antivirus: Whereas this used to be a thing individual people worried about or, worse, didn’t , now our browsers, email providers, internet providers, and the like are all scanning files … …
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… David managed to vibe-code the productivity app of his dreams, though not before accidentally tapping into someone else’s dreams. …
… These tools are also used to generate photos of fake people and fake backgrounds based on real influencers and real backgrounds, which are then imported into apps like Kling 2.0 and Maxfusion. …
… The company’s description of the product was tech buzzword bingo — this wasn’t just a vape that delivered Bitcoin, it was “the first agentic cannabis device” combining “premium cannabis, blockchain rewards, and AI-powered asset tools in one product.” This alleged device wasn’t just running on crypt… …
… Can Dreame beat the world’s richest man to market with its fake rocket-booster technology? …