What Is the 'What About Me Effect' on Social Media?
The 'What About Me Effect' describes when social media users make content about themselves, ignoring they may not be the target audience. Learn more about this phenomenon.
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K-9 Scooby Sniffs Out Hidden Evidence in Child Crime Cases
K-9 Scooby is part of a 27-dog team of electronic detection canines aiding U.S. law enforcement in combating internet crimes against children through the nonprofit Defenders for Children.
Toronto Game Honors High Park Capybara Caper
A new Toronto-made video game, Capy Castaway, celebrates the famous capybara that escaped from High Park Zoo in 2023. The game features local landmarks and offers a playful tribute to the beloved animal.
Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon Expand Military AI Use
The Pentagon has struck new agreements with Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and others for expanded use of advanced AI on classified military networks, enabling potential combat operations.
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Key Takeaways from Musk's OpenAI Trial Testimony
Elon Musk testified in the OpenAI trial, revealing details about his involvement and concerns over AI safety. Key points include his early funding and departure from the board.
Meta Buys Robotics AI Firm for Humanoid Development
Meta Platforms has acquired Assured Robot Intelligence, a startup specializing in AI models for robots, to boost its humanoid robotics initiative. The acquisition aims to develop robots that can understand and adapt to human behavior.
StellarSpace Launches New Industrial Automation Products
StellarSpace launched new-generation industrial automation products at the Global Embodied Intelligence AI Innovation Summit in Silicon Valley, featuring AI-integrated PLCs and servo systems.
Trump Family Crypto Project Sold Tokens Quietly
World Liberty Financial, tied to Donald Trump, sold billions in tokens to private investors after public rounds, leaving early holders unable to sell.
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Man Arrested at White House Dinner Not Linked to Canadiens
A Facebook post falsely claimed the White House Correspondents' Dinner arrestee worked for the Montreal Canadiens. The post was AI-generated.
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Canadian Company Aims to Turn Moon Ice into Drinking Water
A Canadian company is developing technology to convert lunar ice into drinking water, a critical step for future moon missions and potential colonization.
Musk's Tesla Pay Totals US$158 Billion for 2025
Tesla disclosed Elon Musk's 2025 compensation at US$158 billion, but caveats reveal zero realized pay due to unmet milestones.
Canada Falling Behind in Cybersecurity: Cultural Issues Cited
Cybersecurity leader Steve Waterhouse says Canada lags peers like Israel and UK not due to talent or tech, but cultural and structural problems hindering decisive action.
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GoldHaven: Independent Review Confirms Hydrothermal System at Copeçal
GoldHaven Resources reports an independent review validating a large-scale hydrothermal system at its Copeçal Project in Brazil, identifying high-priority drill targets.
SpaceX Starship Spending Tops $15 Billion
SpaceX has spent over $15 billion on its Starship program, aiming to achieve airline-like reusability. The investment underscores the company's push for rapid, cost-effective space travel.
Gen Z Makes Cigarettes Cool Again: Social Media and Celebrities
Gen Z is embracing cigarettes through social media and celebrity influence, reversing decades of decline. Stress, vaping-to-smoking shifts, and reduced anti-smoking campaigns contribute to the trend.
Should You Shut Down or Close Your Laptop Lid?
Closing your laptop lid may not be enough. Experts explain sleep vs. hibernate modes, why weekly shutdowns are crucial for security and longevity, and battery tips.
Fake CAPTCHA Scam: Hackers Trick You Into Installing Malware
A new scam disguises as a CAPTCHA, tricking users into pasting malicious commands that install malware. Learn how to spot and avoid the ClickFix attack.
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Parents Should Govern Kids' Social Media, AI Use, Not Ban
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew proposes banning social media and AI for teens, but critics argue active parenting is more effective than government bans.
Alberta voter data leak: millions exposed in separatist campaign
Elections Alberta confirms private data of over two million voters was allegedly leaked by separatist activists. Court orders removal of voter list.
Software Glitch Halts Toronto Subway Lines 2 and 4
A software glitch, described as a 'gremlin within the software' by the TTC CEO, caused a complete shutdown of subway Lines 2 and 4 in Toronto, disrupting commuters.
Warrant Issued for 'Highly Manipulative' B.C. Swindler
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for Brodie Brooks, a B.C. man accused of defrauding victims via dating apps. Police describe him as highly manipulative.
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Musk grilled on AI profits at OpenAI trial
Elon Musk faced tough questioning about AI profits during the OpenAI trial in Oakland. The case centers on Musk's allegations that OpenAI deviated from its nonprofit mission.
Japan Airlines Deploys Humanoid Robots for Baggage Handling
Japan Airlines is trialing humanoid robots at Haneda Airport to address severe labor shortages in ground handling, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce reliance on human workers.
Growing Criminal Liability in Mass Shootings
Analysis of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting highlights evolving criminal liability for AI companies and parents, as seen in OpenAI's failure to report threats and Colin Gray's conviction.
Saskatoon Mixologist Turns Local Ingredients into Global Success
A Saskatoon mixologist gains international acclaim by using local ingredients in award-winning cocktails, putting the city's culinary scene on the global map.
Trump's Uncertainty May Doom Comey Case, Analyst Says
CNN legal analyst Elie Honig says President Trump's equivocal response about whether James Comey threatened his life could lead to an acquittal in the DOJ's case against the former FBI director.
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Spotify Badge Distinguishes Human Artists from AI
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