Doji lets users create AI avatars with their likenesses and virtually try on clothing. It raised funding from Alexis Ohanian's Seven Seven Six fund.

PayPal scammers adopt Docusign API to con customers, electronic employee monitoring reaches an all-time high and Reddit is a hidden SEO and engagement goldmine for SMBs.

Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian has invested in Doji, an AI-powered fashion app that lets users create virtual avatars to try on designer clothing, sparking major buzz among tech insiders and investors.

The once-popular link recommendation platform is coming back to tap the goldmine that is real human discussions.

The internet is buzzing with users wanting to know how to bypass AI detection on Reddit threads. There are hundreds of Reddit posts with users ranting that their flagged ChatGPT essays are displaying alarming AI detection rates reaching up to 90%.

Overall, the Soul Cycle CEO believes AI is about productivity, not efficiency. “Sharing that drive for productivity, this enables us to be more creative and to produce more of what we love; creating without going out and recruiting 20 people,” she explained.

In late February, Sesame released a demo for the company's new Conversational Speech Model (CSM) that appears to cross over what many consider the "uncanny valley" of AI-generated speech, with some testers reporting emotional connections to the male or female voice assistant ("Miles" and "Maya").

Digg, the web portal that helped popularize upvoting and downvoting, is bringing in Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian as an adviser.

Webster referred to the approach as walking into AI “blindly,” stating that if the company knows what’s driving the business, who the leaders are and what problems it’s trying to solve, then AI can be considered as a technology that can help facilitate a resolution.