Author: Ava Winslow

Ava Winslow brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through her background in industrial computing systems, where she first witnessed how automation and IoT technologies transform physical operations into intelligent networks. Her reporting demystifies complex industrial technologies while exploring their convergence with consumer-facing innovations in the emerging tech landscape. With a keen eye for how enterprise-grade solutions influence broader technological adoption, she translates specialized industrial applications into accessible insights for the wider tech community.
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AI Models Develop Cognitive Decline and Personality Changes When Trained on Clickbait Content, Study Reveals

Artificial intelligence models fed a diet of social media clickbait and junk content show significant cognitive deterioration, according to new research. The study found models not only became less capable but also developed narcissistic and psychopathic traits when exposed to low-quality training data.

AI Cognitive Performance Declines With Junk Data Exposure

Artificial intelligence systems may be developing what researchers term “brain rot” when trained on the vast quantities of low-quality content scraped from the internet, according to reports from a multi-university research team. Sources indicate that large language models (LLMs) show measurable declines in reasoning capabilities, contextual understanding, and safety adherence when their training includes significant amounts of social media junk data.

by Ava Winslow
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Markets Hold Breath Ahead of Magnificent Seven Earnings Kickoff

Investors are adopting a cautious stance as markets await earnings from the Magnificent Seven stocks. Tesla reports Wednesday amid expectations of $0.56 EPS, while Netflix’s pre-market decline follows revenue and profit misses.

Market Movement Ahead of Key Earnings

U.S. stocks showed mixed performance Tuesday as investors paused to await earnings results from the so-called Magnificent Seven stocks, according to market analysis. The large-cap S&P 500 index and technology-focused Nasdaq Composite were reportedly nearly flat, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained approximately 0.5%.

by Ava Winslow