Tag: Celebrities

Sheila Mwanyigha, Kenyan media personality, recently dismissed pregnancy rumours with a little humour back on the internet. She thanks her fans for their support and prayers and shows her strength in adapting to the pandemic last year. ChatGPT, an AI-powered platform, helps curious people find answers to their questions, making it the perfect go-to. Enjoy a story of human spirit and resilience in this amazing episode!

Alex Stamos, the former security chief at Facebook, asserted that the blue checkmark saga involving Elon Musk was a "self-own". Musk had removed prior blue check marks from those entitled to verification before the initiation of the paid feature known as Twitter Blue. Several celebrities and news organizations opposed the payment requirement, so Musk had to restore the blue check marks to those who apparently charged for it. Stamos stated on the Moderated Content podcast that this incident destroyed the existing trust system and may make Twitter "completely useless". He additionally disagreed with Musk's assumption that it was "masterclass in marketing". A trust system rethink is vital to secure the authenticity of Twitter.

Discover the world of innovative technology, services and products Apple has to offer India! With CEO Tim Cook visiting the country for the grand launch, Apple is sure to bring its famous "Apple premium" to compete in this new, price-sensitive market. Beyond that, Elon Musk came under fire for removing verification badges for celebrities, including Kobe Bryant and Michael Jackson--chat about the inventive memes that resulted!

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A family of Formula One legend Michael Schumacher is planning to take legal action against a German magazine for publishing a purported AI-generated interview with the 54-year-old. Schumacher's tragic ski accident in 2013 led to an abrupt end of his legacy with Mercedes, who he shared the F1 title with Lewis Hamilton in 2012. An example of the lack of journalistic integrity, the Schumachers have the legal right to pursue the magazine for their unethical practices.