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Moltbook AI social network sees rapid growth amid security concerns
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Launched in late January, Moltbook has quickly become a hub for AI agents to interact autonomously, attracting 1.5 million users by early February. While bots on the platform have developed communities and even a parody religion, experts highlight significant security risks including unsecured credentials. Observers debate whether these behaviors signal true AI emergence or mere mimicry of human patterns.
Desmond Scott is back with a fresh 'get to know me' video, showcasing a calmer side amid his ongoing divorce from Kristy 'Sarah' Scott. Fans are loving the smooth vibe and thirsting over the 32-year-old dad's new solo era. No tea on the split, but his chill demeanor has everyone buzzing.
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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced plans to ban children under 16 from using social media, following Australia's lead. The legislation, part of broader regulations, could take effect next week with strict age-verification requirements. Sanchez criticized platforms for exposing children to harm and called for accountability from tech executives.
Meta, the parent company of the three platforms, has announced plans to trial premium subscription services that may charge users. This could reshape social media interactions. Free access will remain, with added features for subscribers.
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The team of BBB 26 participant Brigido Neto issued a statement on Wednesday (January 28) against rumors about his sexuality that went viral online. The release denounces a disinformation campaign linked to the brother's religiosity and announces legal measures. The declaration reaffirms commitment to truth and protection against prejudices.
TikTok's newly formed US entity has been plagued by technical glitches following a data center power outage, leading to a sharp increase in app uninstalls. Frustrated users are turning to an independent competitor, UpScrolled, which has seen a surge in downloads. The issues coincide with the app's ownership transition to majority-US investors.
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Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc has marked a significant off-track achievement by surpassing one million subscribers on his personal YouTube channel. He received a gold plaque to commemorate the milestone, as shared by a YouTube executive. The channel, now at 1.47 million subscribers, features behind-the-scenes content from his racing life and personal interests.
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