9. September 2026
13 Links · zuletzt Uhr aktualisiert
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WTF is a ghost creator?
Creators hired not for their audience, but to spread a very specific brief. Think execution, not creativity. This is the ghost creator.
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Large Language Models Are Pushing the Web Toward Zero Clicks
By UCLA Anderson ReviewA picture of how chatbot adoption leads to fewer web searches — and how that affects online publishers.Image: Compagnons - UnsplashFewer than 1 in 3 Google searches in the U.S. still ends with a click on a blue link. According to …
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Anthropic insiders warn AI could kill all humans
Their warnings came just days after top OpenAI leaders, including CEO Sam Altman, said AI is speeding into a scary, uncontrollable phase.
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How the Nepal-Tibet disaster became the latest victim of China’s ‘Clean Internet’ campaign
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Kurzmeldung 3
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Blank YouTube homepage? You're not alone, and here's a temporary workaround - Android Authority
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Meldung 3
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X Probed by Irish Watchdog Over Age, Parental Control Concerns
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Kurzmeldung 1
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Meta Failed to Catch Hundreds of AI Child Abuse Ads. Some Included Images of Real Kids
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Meldung 2
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US police fear Meta smart glasses could be used to secretly record them
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Kurzmeldung 2
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MediaDailyNews: Meta Fails To Delete Sex Abuse Ads Featuring Real Children
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Meldung 2
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Trump administration attacks UK plans to boost traditional media on social platforms
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Meldung 1
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Pisa-Studie 2026: Karin Prien nennt Ergebnisse der Pisa-Studie »besorgniserregend«
SMM 495 (09.09.2026) – Einleitung
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No AI until high school: NYC schools announce major classroom technology overhaul
Mayor Mamdani says children need "human connection" in the classroom as NYC launches a one-year AI moratorium for students through 8th grade.
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Study outlines the five-stage pipeline Clavicular used to spread "diagnostic masculinity" and looksmaxxing
How do extreme internet subcultures go viral? Recent research breaks down the spread of "looksmaxxing," showing how influencers use short-form clips, controversy, and "diagnostic masculinity" to turn young men's insecurities into mainstream attention and …