Month July 2023
G/O Media is the owner of top sites like Gizmodo, Kotaku, Quartz, and the Onion. Last month they announced “modest tests” of AI-generated content on their sites — and it didn’t go over well within the company, reports the Washington… Continue Reading →
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“The Reddit community is still reckoning with the consequences of the platform’s API price hike…” reports Ars Technica. “The latest group to announce its departure is BotDefense.” BotDefense, which helps remove rogue submission and comment bots from Reddit and which… Continue Reading →
For a “vibrant content ecosystem,” Google’s VP of Trust says web publishers need “choice and control over their content, and opportunities to derive value from participating in the web ecosystem.” (Does this mean Google wants to buy the right to… Continue Reading →
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Perl 5.38 was released this week “after being in development for more than one year,” reports Phoronix. “Perl 5.38 brings a new experimental syntax for defining object classes where per-instance data is stored in ‘field’ variables that behave like lexicals.”… Continue Reading →
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