Private equity-backed marketing firm Red Ventures is back with more AI-generated articles on Bankrate.com after pausing them because the first batch contained a bunch of errors.
Futurism, which has essentially been fact-checking the articles for free, once again found errors in a new story about the best places to live in Colorado. Bankrate pulled the article.
Not all Reddit communities protesting recent API pricing changes are staying dark indefinitely — but subreddits that have reopened are finding new, amusing ways to show their support.
A handful only allow posts about John Oliver. r/horny is all about Christianity and Minecraft. And the iPhone subreddit is just Tim Cook now.
The SEO arms race has left the web drowning in garbage text, with customers and businesses flailing to find each other.
