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Monica Torres

New York

Senior Work and Life Reporter at HuffPost

work reporter @HuffpostLife https://t.co/lxRZu6At2I

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Articles

  • The Viral AI Action Figure Trend Could Be Putting Your Cybersecurity At Risk — Here's What To Know

    6 days ago | huffpost.com | Monica Torres

    If you’re on social media, it’s highly likely you’re seeing your friends, celebrities and favorite brands transforming themselves into action figures through ChatGPT prompts. That’s because, lately, artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT are not just for generating ideas about what you should write ― they’re being updated to have the ability to create realistic doll images.

  • That Action Figure Trend Could Be Putting Your Cybersecurity At Risk – Here's What To Know | Flipboard

    6 days ago | flipboard.com | Monica Torres

    1 hour agoWearing an Apple Watch? These are the health features you might not know about. Are you getting the most out of your Apple Watch, especially when it comes to the wearable's health features? With its many health apps and notifications, along with plenty of other non-health features, the Apple Watch …

  • The Viral AI Action Figure Trend Could Be Putting Your Cybersecurity At Risk — Here's What To Know | Flipboard

    6 days ago | flipboard.com | Monica Torres

    People less smart than you are running bigger businesses because their mind works in their favour instead of against it. They win while you overthink. They build empires while you second-guess every decision. They sleep soundly while you stare at the ceiling replaying conversations. Make your mind …

  • Everything We Believe About Kids And Phones Might Be Wrong, Study Finds

    6 days ago | huffingtonpost.co.uk | Monica Torres

    Critics say phones ruin children's attention spans and are causing a mental health crisis. But what if phones are not actually all that bad for kids? A new study from the University of South Florida is challenging long-held assumptions.

  • The White House's Stance On Pronouns Isn't Just 'Childish' — It's Also Legally Fraught

    1 week ago | huffpost.com | Monica Torres

    Don’t expect a response from the White House’s top spokesperson if you sign off with your pronouns in an email. Multiple outlets have reported that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt refuses to engage with journalists who share their identifying pronouns in an email signature. The New York Times said that senior Trump press aides declined to answer some of its reporters’ questions because their email signatures included their pronouns.

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7 Apr 25

what do you think @BenStiller? https://t.co/BgfHKWHfpE

Monica Torres
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25 Mar 25

RT @ByLHernandez: Does Border Patrol have the right to go through your phone? You should consider these tech risks before you travel to the…

Monica Torres
Monica Torres @monicatorrr
21 Mar 25

RT @erikmbaker: Great piece from @lilyscherlis in @Harpers - and thanks for the shout-out! https://t.co/3tRXA3BqMU