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Fortnite players are accusing Epic Games of using AI-generated art in Chapter 7, citing anomalies like a nine-toed yeti, amid backlash over ethics and authenticity. CEO Tim Sweeney's anti-disclosure stance fuels irony, though some claims are debunked. The controversy highlights AI's impact on gaming's human creativity.
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Netflix has quietly restricted mobile-to-TV casting to premium subscribers, aiming to boost upgrades and revenue amid competition. This change disrupts user habits, sparking frustration on social media, and echoes past tactics like password-sharing crackdowns. It highlights Netflix's shift toward tiered features for profitability.
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing a case where major record labels sue Cox Communications for not terminating accounts of repeat music pirates, seeking billions in damages. Justices debated ISP liability for contributory infringement during December 2025 arguments. The ruling, expected by June 2026, could reshape online copyright enforcement and user rights.
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Elon Musk's Grokipedia, launched in 2025 by xAI, aims to provide unbiased, AI-generated encyclopedia articles challenging Wikipedia's model. Critics highlight its biases, misinformation, lack of human oversight, and reliance on questionable sources. Ultimately, it raises questions about AI's role in reliable knowledge curation.
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