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Reddit Spots Similarities Between Kiara Advani in War 2's Aavan Jaavan And Deepika Padukone In Pathaan
Redditors flooded the comments section with their take on the comparisons
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Woman Humiliated With Racist Remarks During Job Interview In Dubai: "Go Back To Your Country"
The interviewer's behaviour allegedly took a turn for the worse, with him making derogatory comments about her background, qualifications, and ambitions.
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In Brad Pitt's F1, India Censored Middle-Finger Emoji To A Fist. Reddit Had A Meltdown
"Actually a fist is worse than the middle finger. A fist means completely something else," read a comment
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Kajol Calls Ramoji Film City A "Haunted Place". Internet Reacts, "Baseless Statement To Promote Film"
Most of the Reddit users slammed her comment as "baseless"
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"Rs 2.7 Lakh For A 3 BHK?": Bengaluru Rent Leaves Internet Stunned
The now-viral post shows a screenshot of a 1,464 sq ft apartment listed for Rs 2.7 lakh per month, with a Rs 15 lakh security deposit.
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AI Researchers Secretly Used Reddit to Test Chatbot Persuasion
AI bots posing as real users infiltrated Reddit to test their power of persuasion. The covert study, run by Zurich researchers without consent, posted over 1,700 comments and triggered backlash. Moderators condemned the experiment as unethical, while Reddit vowed legal action, warning of AI’s growing influence over digital discourse.
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Reddit Expands AI-Powered Translation Feature for Posts and Comments in Hindi
Reddit, the discussion forum-style social media platform, announced the expansion of its automatic translation feature on Monday. In September 2024, the company introduced a machine learning (ML) feature that automatically translates posts and comments on the platform to users’ preferred language. It is now expanding the feature to introduce the ...
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Reddit's AI-Powered Answers Chatbot Is Now Available to Users in India
Reddit is rolling out its artificial intelligence (AI) conversational chatbot to more users. Dubbed Reddit Answers, the chatbot is now available in India, and users can access it via the website, mobile web, as well as Android and iOS apps. The discussion forum-style social media platform first began testing the feature in December 2024.
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"Please Put Bye On Cake," Bakery Follows Instructions Exactly, Internet Is In Splits
"They gave you 4 words extra for free, please be grateful," a Redditor commented on the funny cake error post.
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OpenAI Chief Says It Needs Different Open-Source Strategy
Sam Altman's comments came during an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit where he fielded questions including whether he would consider publishing OpenAI research.
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Man Claims He Was Scammed By Online Date In Delhi Cafe, Shares Story On Reddit
In the comments, many people criticised the man for falling for what they consider a very "common" scam.
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Instagram Reportedly Testing 5-Second Unskippable Ad Breaks Feature
Instagram is testing a new feature called Ad Breaks that brings short but unskippable ads, according to recent claims on Reddit. The Meta-owned photo-sharing platform did not officially reveal the testing of the Ad Breaks feature but users across Reddit forums have reported its arrival.
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Google’s AI Overviews Said to Suffer From AI Hallucination, Advises Using Glue on Pizza
Google’s brand-new AI-powered search tool, AI Overviews, is facing a blowback for providing inaccurate and somewhat bizarre answers to users’ queries as it advised a user to use glue on pizza. Upon further investigation, the source was reportedly found and it turned out to be a Reddit comment from more than a decade ago.
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Man Walks Out Of Interview Over 15 Minutes Delay, Internet Reacts
In the comment section, the post opened a Pandora's box of divergent viewpoints.
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Google Pixel Owners Complain About Repeated App Crashes, Could Be Android WebView Bug: Report
As per various threads and comments popping up on Reddit, several Pixel users have begun facing issues with the smartphones. The issue sees both Google’s default and third-party apps crash when opened. It isn’t clear what the underlying issue is, but it could be down to an old Android WebView bug.
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Reddit Spots Similarities Between Kiara Advani in War 2's Aavan Jaavan And Deepika Padukone In Pathaan
Redditors flooded the comments section with their take on the comparisons
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Woman Humiliated With Racist Remarks During Job Interview In Dubai: "Go Back To Your Country"
The interviewer's behaviour allegedly took a turn for the worse, with him making derogatory comments about her background, qualifications, and ambitions.
-
In Brad Pitt's F1, India Censored Middle-Finger Emoji To A Fist. Reddit Had A Meltdown
"Actually a fist is worse than the middle finger. A fist means completely something else," read a comment
-
Kajol Calls Ramoji Film City A "Haunted Place". Internet Reacts, "Baseless Statement To Promote Film"
Most of the Reddit users slammed her comment as "baseless"
-
"Rs 2.7 Lakh For A 3 BHK?": Bengaluru Rent Leaves Internet Stunned
The now-viral post shows a screenshot of a 1,464 sq ft apartment listed for Rs 2.7 lakh per month, with a Rs 15 lakh security deposit.
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AI Researchers Secretly Used Reddit to Test Chatbot Persuasion
AI bots posing as real users infiltrated Reddit to test their power of persuasion. The covert study, run by Zurich researchers without consent, posted over 1,700 comments and triggered backlash. Moderators condemned the experiment as unethical, while Reddit vowed legal action, warning of AI’s growing influence over digital discourse.
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Reddit Expands AI-Powered Translation Feature for Posts and Comments in Hindi
Reddit, the discussion forum-style social media platform, announced the expansion of its automatic translation feature on Monday. In September 2024, the company introduced a machine learning (ML) feature that automatically translates posts and comments on the platform to users’ preferred language. It is now expanding the feature to introduce the ...
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Reddit's AI-Powered Answers Chatbot Is Now Available to Users in India
Reddit is rolling out its artificial intelligence (AI) conversational chatbot to more users. Dubbed Reddit Answers, the chatbot is now available in India, and users can access it via the website, mobile web, as well as Android and iOS apps. The discussion forum-style social media platform first began testing the feature in December 2024.
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"Please Put Bye On Cake," Bakery Follows Instructions Exactly, Internet Is In Splits
"They gave you 4 words extra for free, please be grateful," a Redditor commented on the funny cake error post.
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OpenAI Chief Says It Needs Different Open-Source Strategy
Sam Altman's comments came during an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit where he fielded questions including whether he would consider publishing OpenAI research.
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Man Claims He Was Scammed By Online Date In Delhi Cafe, Shares Story On Reddit
In the comments, many people criticised the man for falling for what they consider a very "common" scam.
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Instagram Reportedly Testing 5-Second Unskippable Ad Breaks Feature
Instagram is testing a new feature called Ad Breaks that brings short but unskippable ads, according to recent claims on Reddit. The Meta-owned photo-sharing platform did not officially reveal the testing of the Ad Breaks feature but users across Reddit forums have reported its arrival.
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Google’s AI Overviews Said to Suffer From AI Hallucination, Advises Using Glue on Pizza
Google’s brand-new AI-powered search tool, AI Overviews, is facing a blowback for providing inaccurate and somewhat bizarre answers to users’ queries as it advised a user to use glue on pizza. Upon further investigation, the source was reportedly found and it turned out to be a Reddit comment from more than a decade ago.
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Man Walks Out Of Interview Over 15 Minutes Delay, Internet Reacts
In the comment section, the post opened a Pandora's box of divergent viewpoints.
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Google Pixel Owners Complain About Repeated App Crashes, Could Be Android WebView Bug: Report
As per various threads and comments popping up on Reddit, several Pixel users have begun facing issues with the smartphones. The issue sees both Google’s default and third-party apps crash when opened. It isn’t clear what the underlying issue is, but it could be down to an old Android WebView bug.
