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  Big Brain AI (@realBigBrainAI) reported 1 minute ago

  Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian on why sports is the one industry AI can't touch: At the Global Alts Miami conference in March 2026, Alexis argued that while AI is flooding digital content, live sports can't be faked or automated. "Sports is going to be the only thing left standing, y'all." Alexis points to what's already happening across the creative industries: "I don't know if you've seen some of the Chinese video models that are just running over our copyrights, but look at what is now possible in terms of a Hollywood level production of quality now with these models." He doesn't think this kills Hollywood outright, but the economics have to change: "It doesn't mean Hollywood is doomed, but it means that industry will have to reimagine its economics." Music is even further along. As @alexisohanian explains: "The music industry already has chart topping songs that are entirely AI generated." His take on who survives this shift in music is pointed. The biggest artists will be fine because people will always pay to be in the room with them: "Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, they're going to be fine. They're generational talents. They will fill stadiums." But the middle tier is in trouble: "Think of more like one wonder, very poppy, shallow artists, they're going to have a harder time." Sports, though, operates on entirely different rules. Alexis puts it plainly: "Sport is the last one standing, right? You're never going to pay money to take your kids to go see a bunch of robots hit 18 hole-in-ones or what have you. And so, sport is incredibly durable in the age of AI." And within sports, he sees one category compounding faster than the rest: "I think women's sports is going to keep compounding in value." The throughline of Alexis's argument: AI can fake Hollywood productions and hit songs, but it can't fake real humans competing in real time with real stakes. That's why Alexis is betting on the stadium, the arena, and increasingly, women's sports.

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  GreyGuy (@Greytehgod) reported 2 minutes ago

  @R3F3LX @sapharic They literally closed down the sub reddit months before the game even released cause ppl kept posting ai generated porn of diana??

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  Daryle Rivers (@daryle67153) reported 5 minutes ago

  Exactly — keyword volume alone is basically noise these days. The real edge comes from actual Reddit pain volume + PH/competitor gaps + trend momentum all rolled into one 0-100 Winnability Score. Took me way too many failed ideas to realize most 'good' niches still die quietly. That's why I built it this way (and added the MCP server + OpenAPI for agent builders). Appreciate the vibe — have you run any niches through it yet? Curious what score it gave you.

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  Dany (@MajorBaguette) reported 11 minutes ago

  3 weeks of work on Brieform. Real numbers: 📤 DMs sent: 15+ 💬 Replies: 0 👤 Signups: 7 💳 Paying users: 0 What I learned: → Cold DMs don’t work when you have 1,300 followers. You’re not warm enough yet. → Reddit gave me more real feedback in 3 posts than 2 weeks of DMs. → The posts that got reach? Numbers. Stakes. Drama. Not product features. So I’m changing the approach: ❌ No more cold DMs ✅ Double down on Reddit ✅ Content that has actual stakes

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  VPG (@VPG1650212) reported 12 minutes ago

  @HeWhoRemembers_ @madcap412 Reddit is not ******* "far left" and bluesky is shutting down. You ******* retard

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  Ozzy *ੈ☆ #HCTMTWT (@OzzyOddity) reported 14 minutes ago

  One time this dude in a sonic rp server pissed me off so I found his Reddit account, found an image of him vandalizing an art loft, found its location, then found the pizza place he mentioned he worked at from there and eventually found the apartment he lived in bc I was bored

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  Lovelieuxt (@Lovelieuxt) reported 18 minutes ago

  @I___AmZippy Why? I wasn’t even talking about the two initial posters that replied? But everything that came afterwards. But since you brought up Reddit, As some1 who saw the sub at the time it went down the post discussion were toxic asf bc of their fav. That stands true then and now.

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  Pacific Federation Patriot (@Horizoner432559) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ThePatheticFox @iNeedCode1992 the thing is that even with the amount of hate reddit gets at least the people there are like generally not as slow as the majority of the "people" (like 90% are probably bots though) on tiktok and twitter

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  JPTrip1337 (@Deletedtherap) reported 21 minutes ago

  @44fabii @Movies_analyst Reddit? Cesspool of degenerates. No thanks. All those weak minded people do is whine and incessantly play victim. People who smoke, all know other people who smoke btw. People like that already had mental issues. Sad but true.

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  Barry Sharp (@BarryESharp) reported 25 minutes ago

  @GBNEWS This is exactly why patient-reported data from real-world users matters more than Big Pharma’s cherry-picked clinical trials. The University of Pennsylvania’s AI analysis of over 400,000 Reddit posts from nearly 70,000 people on GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) just confirmed what thousands have been screaming for years: these injectable weight-loss/blockbuster diabetes drugs carry underreported side effects that regulators and manufacturers downplayed or missed entirely. Nearly 4% of users flagged menstrual irregularities, heavy bleeding, irregular cycles, intermenstrual spotting. Chills, hot flashes, and temperature dysregulation keep popping up. Fatigue hits 17%, nausea 37%, and GI issues dominate as expected. The study, published in Nature Health, flags these as signals needing urgent follow-up because trial data simply doesn’t capture the full picture from everyday patients. Let’s be brutally factual here. These aren’t fringe anecdotes. The researchers themselves note that clinical trials often miss patient concerns like these, especially reproductive and thermoregulatory effects possibly tied to rapid weight loss or the drugs’ mechanisms. Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have raked in tens of billions annually pushing these as miracle fixes while the real-world burden lands on users and strained healthcare systems. In Canada alone, weight-management drugs are driving massive cost increases in private plans, quadrupling in some cases and fueling an 8.3% medical trend in 2026, on top of our $2.35 trillion federal debt and $56,000 per citizen. Obesity already costs us $27.6 billion yearly ($5.9B direct healthcare + $21.7B productivity losses). Now we’re adding expensive injectables with hidden sides while productivity lags the US by 26-30% and we lose 84,000 jobs in a single month like February 2026. This is the same regulatory capture playbook we saw with the experimental synthetic mRNA shots. Early claims of sky-high efficacy ignored variants that were already circulating. Mandates crushed informed consent and ****** autonomy. Observational data got spun into “safe and effective” narratives while excess mortality and real harms got memory-holed. Here, GLP-1s get the glossy rollout, blockbuster profits, celebrity endorsements, “my body my choice” for the same elites who cheered coercion before, while Reddit users quietly document what trials buried. No causation proven yet? Fine. But dismissing patient signals as “not captured in labels” is how trust evaporates and lawsuits pile up. Root causes of obesity aren’t fixed by a weekly shot that suppresses appetite and risks malnutrition, gallstones, or worse. Decades of failed public health policy, ultra-processed food, sedentary lifestyles, and sugar lobby influence created this epidemic. Evidence over excuses means addressing those head-on with personal responsibility, not corporate-dependent injections that let Big Pharma off the hook while taxpayers foot the bill for complications. Full repeal of the ideological nonsense that got us here, carbon taxes hammering energy costs and food prices, regulatory strangulation of domestic production, would do more for health than any GLP-1 marketing campaign. Patients deserve transparency, not hype. Regulators and manufacturers owe us rigorous, long-term data, not post-market damage control. Citizens first means demanding evidence-based reform that prioritizes real outcomes over quarterly earnings. One law for all, including the same scrutiny for these drugs that we apply everywhere else. The Reddit data isn’t “alarmist”; it’s the unfiltered truth the system tried to bury. Time to act on it.

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  CeBonVieuxGégé (@bon_gege) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Pareterer @SappleMyrup ~3 months ago, around when they did a update. Looked steam review and some reddit post. Said there's still some problems. Curious how it's blind hate. Game was out for PC without optimization. Took around a whole year to limit that. I even bought a whole PC for that game.

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  Mannuel Michael (@MannuelMichael0) reported 28 minutes ago

  $ASTS is down ~15% after Blue Origin placed BlueBird 7 into the wrong orbit $ASTS is down \~15% after Blue Origin placed BlueBird 7 into an orbit too low to sustain operations despite a successful separation and power-on. Reddit mentions are also way up, with some insiders selling shares (alerts via [AltIndex] Blue Origin just reminded everyone that launched and delivered are not the same thing. Let’s see how they make it right for $ASTS because the public tone so far has been a lot more “great flight” than “sorry about the satellite.” Imagine an airline celebrating the takeoff when the passenger ended up in the wrong city. Good time to buy or will the dip continue?

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  Mr. PoopyButthole Redeemed (@mr_redeeme90567) reported 34 minutes ago

  @BanannaSlamma64 @tuuu28283 Same problem as reddit. Bias of moderators/editors determining what content is acceptable/truthful.

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  ****** 3.0 🇺🇸 (@3wigger) reported 35 minutes ago

  @PaxMarcheur The actual reason why people are calling the game creepy/**** game is because the game gained interest from lolicons who minded you had caused Reddit to close the subreddit down for the game because all the porn being posted related to the kid and how she needs to be “corrected”

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  Cale Owen (@CaleOwen) reported 36 minutes ago

  Buyers research everything now. Reviews, Reddit, screenshots, receipts. If you don't talk about what happens when things go wrong, they'll find someone who will. Own your imperfections. Show how you fix mistakes. The brand that's honest before anyone asks is the one people trust with their money.