Zuck Wants to AI-Generate Your Kid's Bedtime Stories
Meta's quietly testing StoryKit, an AI app that generates personalized kids' bedtime stories. Because outsourcing parenting to a language model is peak 2025.
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Boz's AI Pep Talk: Can Meta Out-Open OpenAI?
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth lays out Meta's AI strategy to Alex Kantrowitz. Translation: we missed the first wave, but we're spending billions to catch up. Real analysis of the Llama play, Ray-Ban glasses, and open-source gambit.
A24 x DeepMind: Indie Cinema's Algorithmic Era Begins
Google DeepMind and A24 just announced a 'first-of-its-kind research partnership.' Translation: the indie film darling and the AI giant are dating, and Hollywood's guilds are watching very carefully.
Perplexity AI: The $9B Hype Beast Eating Google's Lunch
Perplexity AI just hit Coursera, cementing its status as the ultimate Google killer. We strip the VHS grain off the RAG-powered answer engine to see if it's the next big drop or an AI scraping grift.
META KILLS ITS OPEN AI STREET CRED—LLAMA ERA FLAMED OUT
Meta admits its free-model strategy is dead. Llama was supposed to democratize AI—instead it became raw material for everyone else's products while Meta burned $80B. The open weights era is ending.
Jony Ive's Ferrari Gig vs AI Design: Why Millions Can't Beat a Prompt
Ferrari reportedly hired Jony Ive for a massive design gig. But in 2025, AI tools like Midjourney v6 can out-render most humans. Is Ive worth the premium, or is Ferrari just buying hype?
Your 2021 AI Art Is Nostalgia Bait Now. Feel Old Yet?
Someone posted their 2021 AI art on Reddit like it's a vintage find. In AI years, it basically is. From DALL-E's blobby nightmares to today's photoreal slop — a eulogy for when AI felt like magic.