🤖AI Mimics Humans After 2-Hour Interview

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• 💬 AI Inspiration

• 🎮 Tim Sweeney Blasts Big Tech for Cozying Up to Trump

• 🤖 Google’s New AI Predicts Human Behavior with 85% Accuracy

• 🖼️ AI Art Test: Can You Spot the Fake?

• 📝 Meta Scraps Fact-Checking for User-Driven Context

• 📊 Last Poll Result

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EPIC GAMES

Tim Sweeney Calls Out Big Tech’s Trump Ties

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney accused tech leaders of pretending to support Trump to dodge antitrust scrutiny and gain unfair market advantages.

Sweeney has long criticized Apple and Google over alleged monopolistic practices in mobile app distribution.

With Trump's administration expected to ease antitrust enforcement, companies like Meta, Google, and Nvidia have been cozying up to the new leadership.

Critics, including Sweeney, warn this could harm competition and consumers.

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GOOGLE

New AI Agents Predict Human Behavior with High Accuracy

Stanford and Google researchers developed AI agents that can replicate human behavior with 85% accuracy after just a two-hour interview. Participants answered personal questions about their lives, which the AI used to generate personalities that responded similarly to the real individuals. Researchers say this could help businesses and policymakers predict public reactions, but critics are concerned about potential misuse of this technology.

Key details about the study:

• Participants: 1,052 people interviewed for 2 hours, creating 6,000-word transcripts.

• AI Accuracy: 85% match on general surveys, 60% match in economic games.

• Goal: Simulate collective behavior for policy or product testing.

• Concerns: Potential for scams, privacy invasion, and manipulation.

AI ART - CAN YOU TELL?

META

Meta Replaces Fact-Checking with User Notes

Meta is ending its U.S. fact-checking program, saying it’s too biased. It will now use a “Community Notes” system, where users add context to posts. Auto-moderation is being reduced, and political posts are back. New rules allow calling LGBTQ+ people “mentally ill,” sparking criticism. Many see these changes as political, meant to avoid fights with government leaders.

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