AI Books News AI companies are destroying millions of books for data training by Alex Cooper This isn’t our future, it’s our present. In a dystopian twist straight out of Fahrenheit 451, AI companies are quietly purchasing millions of physical books, only to shred, scan, and…
News T-Mobile outage leaves phones in SOS mode: Here are all the latest updates by Happy Here is what the SOS mode means and what T-Mobile customers can do during the nationwide outage. A widespread T-Mobile outage left thousands of customers across the United States without…
Music News The ‘Taylor Swift Effect’ is causing more Car Crashes by Alex Cooper Traffic deaths soar on days of major music releases, new data reveals A chilling new study from Harvard Medical School has uncovered a deadly correlation between blockbuster album releases and…
News Science Regeneron Just Took Over 23andMe—That Means Your DNA Too by Laura Gordon What started as a fun ancestry test just became a pharmaceutical goldmine In a move that’s part sci-fi thriller, part corporate fire sale, pharma heavyweight Regeneron has scooped up 23andMe—and…
News Science Revealed: science says Tom Waits fans are ‘open’, The Smiths fans are ‘neurotic’ by Stanley Widdison What is more interesting than the data theft however, is the insanely alarming fact (or should I say, reaffirming knowledge) that people who like The Smiths have certain psychological predispositions….
News Surprisingly, music streaming and album sales are down during coronavirus by Claudia Schmidt With so many people around the world currently staying at home and self-isolating, you’d think now more than ever we’d be streaming music. Yet strangely, it seems the opposite is…
News The future is in good hands! Studies reveal that two-thirds of British children make music by Molly Lasker A recent study conducted by Britsh music charity Youth Music has discovered that more than two-thirds of young people in Britain are active musicians, up almost 30 percent in thirteen…
