TV shows based on live experiences and a boom in childhood South Korean games and hobbies, Squid Game returns for a second season. Almost three years after the dark, light-hearted anti-capitalist drama, it became a massive hit in the US. The second season will be released on Netflix on December 26the final third season will come in 2025.
The director and writer of the series, Hwang Dong-hyuk, teased a sequel to Seong Gi-hun’s revenge against Front Man in his letter. We’re expecting more death, betrayal, and Korean food delicious enough to make me want to travel to Seoul.
– Matt Smith
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Steve Huffman called on Microsoft to remove data from Reddit.
Reddit boss Steve Huffman called out Microsoft and other AI search engines, such as Anthropic and Perplexity, for not paying for the data their AI models pull from Reddit. “Without these agreements, we have no say or knowledge of how our data is displayed and what it is used for, which has now put us in the position of blocking people who don’t want to agree with us. We would like our data to be used or not to be used,” Huffman said in an interview The Verge. Reddit said it has updated its Robots Exclusion Protocol (robots.txt) to prevent unauthorized data breaches and has already stopped Microsoft’s Bing from accessing the social site’s data.
The best way to listen to your inflight movie with wireless headphones.
Twelve South’s AirFly Duo is the key to connecting Bluetooth headphones and earphones to in-flight entertainment systems. The device is currently on sale for $30, I swear. It plugs into any 3.5mm audio jack, so you can use it with gym equipment, legacy gaming systems or even TVs. I used it with Switch before Nintendo finally Active Bluetooth audio.
OpenAI has joined several entertainment industry groups in supporting the NO FAKES Act.
US senators have introduced a bill to combat the growing threat of deep fraud created by artificial intelligence. The legislation will make online platforms responsible for deep fake content by requiring them to label the material. If it passes, the NO FAKES Act would allow people to claim damages when their voice, face or body is recreated by artificial intelligence. Both individuals and companies will be liable for the production, posting or sharing of unauthorized digital replicas.
This follows a recent Senate decision it will allow victims of deep sex fraud to sue for damages.
