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Vice is a magazine and website that covers a range of topics related to arts, culture, and news. It was established in 1994 in Montreal, Canada, and has since grown into Vice Media, which includes not only the magazine and website but also a film production company, a record label, and a publishing division. As of February 2015, the creative direction of the magazine is led by Chief Creative Officer Eddy Moretti, with Andrew Creighton serving as President, Ellis Jones as the editor-in-chief, and Alex Miller as the global head of content. As of October 2014, Vice has set up 29 bureaus around the world, with a presence on every continent except Africa and Antarctica.

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50 Cent Trolls Diddy With AI Image of Himself as Jury Members

2 days ago | vice.com | Brad Callas

50 Cent continues to troll Sean “Diddy” Combs amidst the hip-hop mogul’s federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial. As jury selection for Diddy’s trial began last week, 50 took to social media to poke fun at his longtime rival, posting an AI image in which he represented every person in the jury box.
Your Brain Wasn’t Built to Be Watched This Much, Study Warns

2 days ago | vice.com | Ashley Fike

You probably already know you’re being watched. What you click, what you buy, where you stand, who you’re with. Your phone knows. The apps know. The cameras know. What you might not know is that all of this constant, ambient surveillance could be eroding how your brain actually works. New research suggests the mental effects of being watched don’t just show up in our behavior—they show up in our cognition, in ways we barely understand. We’re not just acting different under surveillance.
If You're Always Getting the Ick, It Might Be Your Fault

2 days ago | vice.com | Ashley Fike

If your dating life is a long scroll of icks—like the way they chew, talk, sit, blink—you may want to pause before blaming your ex. According to a new study published in Personality and Individual Differences, people who frequently experience “the ick” tend to score higher in traits like narcissism and other-oriented perfectionism. In short, you might be the problem.
Can You Use ChatGPT To Learn a New Language?

2 days ago | vice.com | Matt Jancer

I’m not impressed with ChatGPT’s writing, nor its tendency to induce strange psychological states in some people. But you know what impresses me about ChatGPT most of all? Given my well-documented struggles and occasional successes with language learning, I’ll take all the help I can. The Pimsleur app was a major boost to my years-long efforts, but it’s not the only tool I rely upon.
The Chromebook Challenge Is Making Teens Set Their Laptops on Fire

2 days ago | vice.com | Ashley Fike

Somewhere between nihilism and boredom, a new TikTok trend was born—one that involves teenagers deliberately setting their Chromebooks on fire. Not metaphorically. Literally. The so-called #ChromebookChallenge encourages students to shove paper clips, pencil lead, or aluminum foil into their school-issued laptop’s charging port until it short-circuits and starts to smoke. Then, hope the fire alarm goes off. Bonus points if it gets uploaded before the firefighters arrive.
Microsoft Won’t Let Its Employees Use DeepSeek—Here's Why

3 days ago | vice.com | Matt Jancer

China's DeepSeek AI apparently makes Microsoft as nervous as it does Western and Western-aligned governments.
10 Ways to Re-Light the Spark in Your Relationship

3 days ago | vice.com | Sammi Caramela

All relationships, no matter how healthy and fulfilling, fall into ruts sometimes. Thankfully, there are ways to get them back on track. Are you and your partner struggling to reignite that spark? Here are 10 ways to spice up your relationship. 1. Do something spontaneousTrust me, I get it. Many of us are working long hours and don’t have the money to afford luxury vacations or last-minute plans.
Can AI Actually Help You Find a Job?

3 days ago | vice.com | Matt Jancer

If you logged onto LinkedIn at any point in the past day, you may have seen a lot of buzz regarding a post that Tomer Cohen, LinkedIn’s chief product officer, posted on May 7 describing the new digital toolbox of AI tools that the company is introducing. “Within less than five years, approximately 70% of us will need to acquire new skills to stay competitive in the workforce,” writes Cohen as he kicks off his message. Great. Now I feel stressed. You too? There’s more.
Snake Forced Out Through Toilet After Finding Its Way into a Home's Sewage Pipes

3 days ago | vice.com | Paige Gawley

That’s not a sight you want to see. Last month, a snake found its way into a home in Australia by getting into the sewage pipes. In a post to Facebook, Hudson Snake Catching, who was hired to get the reptile, recounted the middle-of-the-night incident. The situation began when the slithering animal found itself stuck in a sewage pipe underneath a toilet. “Meet ‘Pooey’ the Bidaddadaba Carpet Python,” the post, which was accompanied by terrifying photos, read.
6 Questions to Avoid if You Want a Second Date

3 days ago | vice.com | Sammi Caramela

While it’s certainly not your fault for getting ghosted—especially during the later stages of a connection—some behaviors could trigger this type of reaction. For example, being overly critical, invasive, or superficial on a first date might encourage someone to bolt in the other direction.