University of British Columbia: ‘I knew it!’—Why misinformation feels so good to share, and what to do about it. “Wes Regan, a PhD candidate and researcher in UBC’s school of community and regional planning, studies polarization, emotion and public decision-making. His work examines how and why misinformation spreads, particularly around urban planning and public policy.”

The Register: Moody humans should let AI handle bad public feedback first, study finds. “Don’t tell the folks over at the r/BusinessTantrums subreddit, but it looks like companies opting to use what a group of researchers call automated review monitoring systems (ARMS) are substantially less likely to let staff respond publicly to negative reviews, and are also far more likely to make actual […]

Mashable: Some AI users are starting to consider themselves ‘AI-sexual’. “Some people have apparently fallen for chatbots so hard that there’s a new sexuality forming: ‘AI-sexual.’ That’s according to AI companion company Joi AI. In a survey the company conducted last month of 2,500 Gen Z and millennial adults who actively use AI tools, 55 percent report considering themselves AI-sexual, or […]

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AJ Orsini: The Humanitarian
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📝 Plot: A young woman becomes involved in the world of striptease clubs, facing ambition, desire, and moral dilemmas. The film explores human vulnerability, social aspirations, and the interplay of performance and private life, blending comedy, drama, and subtle critique of 1960s French society with a vivid, character-driven narrative.

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