Stranger Things Is Heading to the Kitchen: Netflix Turns Overcooked into Its Next Big Franchise Play
Netflix is once again proving it will try literally anything to get you to open the Games tab.
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Showmax Shutdown Leaves African Screen Industry in Crisis — Filmmakers Now Bet Everything on Mobile Micro-Dramas
The mood across Africa’s film and TV community is unusually somber. After months of losses, Canal+ has officially pulled the plug on Showmax, its once-ambitious pan-African streaming service. The closure marks another major retreat by global platforms from the continent, leaving local creators wondering who will fund and distribute African stories in the years ahead.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi Just Said What Every Other Executive Is Too Scared to Admit: AI Will Replace 70-80% of Human Work
While most corporate leaders are busy preaching the comforting gospel of “AI creates more jobs than it destroys” and “it’s a tool, not a replacement,” Uber’s CEO Dara Khosrowshahi just went full truth mode.
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Major Update to quasa.io: A Bold Leap into the Future of Digital Excellence
The new quasa.io is faster, smarter, more beautiful, and significantly more enjoyable to use. It reflects our commitment to continuous innovation and our belief that great digital experiences should be effortless.
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The Delve Scandal: How Two 21-Year-Old Forbes 30 Under 30 Founders Built a $300M “AI Compliance” Unicorn — And Are Now Accused of Selling Fake Reports
The Delve Scandal: How Two 21-Year-Old Forbes 30 Under 30 Founders Built a $300M “AI Compliance” Unicorn — And Are Now Accused of Selling Fake Reports
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China Just Approved the World’s First Commercial Brain Chip — And It’s a Narrow, Invasive One That Actually Works
While the world was watching Elon Musk’s Neuralink trials and debating the ethics of mind-reading implants, a Chinese startup quietly crossed the finish line that everyone else is still sprinting toward.
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Why Meta’s New Ray-Ban Display AI Glasses Are Still Missing From Europe: The Ironic Cost of “Consumer-Friendly” Regulations
Why Meta’s New Ray-Ban Display AI Glasses Are Still Missing From Europe: The Ironic Cost of “Consumer-Friendly” Regulations
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Institutional AI vs. Individual AI: Why Swapping the Motor Isn’t Enough — It’s Time to Redesign the Factory
In the 1890s, New England textile mills replaced their clunky steam engines with sleek electric motors. Output barely moved. For thirty years, factories ran faster individual machines but delivered almost no additional growth.
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Tilly Norwood’s Creators Hire Ex-Amazon Prime Video Exec to Build the “Tillyverse” — A Bold, Playful, and Slightly Chaotic Universe of AI Characters
The synthetic celebrity business is officially scaling up.Xicoia, the world’s first AI talent studio and creator of viral AI actress Tilly Norwood, has made its first major executive hire to fuel rapid expansion. The studio has brought on Mark Whelan, a former Amazon Prime Video executive who led social strategy and helped shape global hits like The Grand Tour and Clarkson’s Farm.
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U.S. Sanctions Ended, but Netflix Still Excludes Syria
Broad U.S. sanctions on Syria ended in 2025, yet Netflix still lists the country as unavailable. Visa’s 2026 work shows why legal access does not return with one policy change.
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Zoomers and Millennials Are Ditching Cable for Streaming Sports — And Platforms Are Spending Billions to Win Them
A new wave of consumer behavior is reshaping the entire sports media landscape.
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Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-2: New AI Image Generator Immediately Claims 3rd Place on ArenaAI Leaderboard
Microsoft has officially entered the fiercely competitive text-to-image arena with its first dedicated product from the new Microsoft Super Intelligence division.
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Ollama’s Gemma 4 Runs Nearly 90% Faster in One Mac Coding Test
Ollama’s MLX engine has moved beyond its initial Mac preview. Gemma 4 ran nearly 90% faster in one coding-agent benchmark, but the gain is model-, workload- and hardware-specific.
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JPMorgan’s Prediction-Market Interest Is Real—but a Launch Is Not
JPMorgan remains interested in prediction markets, but no service or launch timetable has emerged. New US rules and Polymarket’s return show what entering the sector would require.
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Google’s Wake-Up Call: Quantum Computers Could Crack Bitcoin With 20x Fewer Resources Than Anyone Thought
In a bombshell whitepaper published on March 30, 2026, Google Quantum AI has dramatically lowered the bar for a quantum attack on Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies.
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