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A new website asks people to pretend to be AI by answering creative prompts in 60 seconds, turning the tables on artificial intelligence. The playful protest celebrates human creativity in a world increasingly flooded with AI-generated content.
After 15 months of development, Flipboard just launched Surf, a new app that brings back the joy of internet discovery by weaving together social media, blogs, podcasts, and videos into custom feeds you actually want to read. It's proof that the web can still feel wonderful.
Archive of Our Own, the beloved nonprofit fan fiction platform, has officially left beta testing after nearly two decades of operation. The site now hosts 17 million creative works from 10 million users who share stories based on their favorite characters and worlds.
Search engine Kagi just launched mobile apps that help you discover over 30,000 personal blogs, webcomics, and indie sites made by real humans, not AI. It's like having a guide to the creative, ad-free internet that existed before big tech took over.
A Brazilian pianist has gone viral performing "Sweet Child O' Mine" using squeaky rubber chickens instead of vocals. Lord Vinheteiro's absurd musical talent has earned him millions of views and genuine praise for his pitch-perfect poultry performances.
Wikipedia just celebrated 25 years of proving the internet doesn't have to be a toxic mess. While AI slop takes over half the web, this volunteer-run encyclopedia keeps building something actually useful.