Reddit overhauls moderation with AI system and tightens access to platform
Reddit has announced plans to replace its core moderation infrastructure with a new system called Rules Hub, which uses large language models to evaluate whether posts and comments align with the intent of community rules.
» readDisney considers free streaming option to attract price-sensitive customers
Disney is exploring the possibility of offering a free, ad-supported streaming service to reach more budget-conscious consumers, according to comments made by Disney CEO Bob Chapek during a recent investor call.
» readSamsung Galaxy Fit 4 leaks reveal design and Bluetooth upgrade, but price remains unclear
New FCC filings have provided a clearer look at the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Fit 4, though several key details about the fitness tracker have not yet been disclosed. The documents were spotted by Gadgets & Wearables and reported by TechRadar.
» readT-Mobile Offers Bill Credits After Network Outage, Amounts Vary
The July 27 network outage that left T-Mobile customers nationwide unable to connect to service was mostly resolved by the end of the day, though scattered issues were still reported.
» readAsus and Gigabyte Raise GPU Prices Again, With Some Models Jumping Hundreds of Dollars
Asus and Gigabyte have raised prices across all their Nvidia RTX 50-series and AMD Radeon RX 9000 graphics cards for the second time this year, according to reports.
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