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Homeowner comes home to discover his native pollinator garden has been damaged, discovers neighbor's trespassing $3,800 robotic mower is the culprit, repeated attempts to stop it crossing their shared boundary fail—homeowner takes more drastic measures

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Tech CEO shares bank details with AI agent, it sends financial audit in the company group chat: 'Be careful of the dark side'

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Small business employee struggles with new AI-obsessed manager, considers quitting when job gets too confusing: ‘He does not want to spend the money on compliant software, so I’m at a loss’

Melissa Knudson

23 text pictures, 5 Burmese python pictures, 2 robot rabbit pictures | thumbnail includes two pictures of Burmese pythons and hunter, and one robot rabbit picture, and ‘Did ANYBODY have robot rabbits catching pythons on their bingo card?’

Florida deploys 120 solar-powered robot rabbits to lure invasive Burmese pythons out of hiding: 'It's like something out of a knock-off spy film.'

20 Tech Memes That Turn It Off and On Again (September 27, 2026)

20 Tech Memes That Turn It Off and On Again (September 27, 2026)

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The surge in AI slop series must be comparable to when TV first began appearing in every household People in the fifties went from coming home to dinner with their entire family to dining together in front of a TV screen. It must’ve been very scary

Man laments having lost his mother to AI slop: ‘I am not joking when I say she is the spitting image of Bilbo Baggins when Gandalf tries to take the ring from him’

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‘Back in my day, AI used to stand for Adobe Illustrator’: 22 Intelligent Memes That Aren’t Artificial

Melissa Knudson

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Parent finds 9-year-old using AI, starts debate by explaining negative impact of technology: 'Imagine saying 'I caught my child using the internet' in 2000'

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Unpopular opinion: AI is going to hit a peak and then fade: ‘It just disappears into the background, like electricity or wifi. Nobody says “wow, AI” anymore, the same way nobody says “wow, computer”’

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Inconsiderate husband buys himself 2 phones in a row, promising his wife he'll get her a new one too, but never does and just insists on giving her his old one

Giuliana Tiscioni

It’s happening; we’re becoming dependent on robots. Little by little, they started taking up more and more space in our lives, and we’ve delegated tasks we used to do with our brains.

Man becomes dependent on AI bots for every decision he makes, using them for 8+ hours a day: ‘My whole life was consumed by AI. When texting real people, I’d message like I did to the AI bots, or I’d talk to people IRL like I did to the AI bots’

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The 'Copied by Apple' Club: Samsung Roasts Apple's iPhone Duo and Pulls Duolingo Into the Fold

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Apple Music or Spotify?: Twitter user spikes up a whole discussion about music apps and the snarky answers and comments are quick to follow along

Giuliana Tiscioni

Good News: AIs don’t really think. Bad News: AIs don’t really think Now that AI agents are part of our lives, it’s very important that we learn more about them. Of course, Reddit isn’t the most official or valid source of information, but reading multiple

‘Training AI on your data does not make it know things about you’ Employee who creates language models reveals how AI actually works

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Basically, if you heard about it, it's because it’s already old 10 Years ago, if you got into Tech, and stuck to it as a career path, it would’ve been a great decision. Today, even though we’re facing a major revolution in the tech industry, i

'I can’t imagine why anyone would think of joining right now': Redditors reveal what they think is the most overrated career path right now to keep us on the right path

It was about time. You know what they say: when a product is free, it’s because you are the product, or something like that. We’ve enjoyed LLMs very much up to this point, and while we were enjoying them, we also helped them learn how to fix the logical and ethical problems that arose in the process.

Anthropic launches new model that imperceptibly watermarks texts made with their Language Models: ‘The load-bearing question is, how would anyone know if it was watermarked?’