The Guardian

102 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Refugees in Kenya Face Vanishing Pay for Tech Gig Work · Refugees in Kenya report dwindling pay and opaque conditions for remote tech gig work.
• Arturo Béjar Leaves Meta After Whistleblowing on Harm to Teens · Former Meta consultant Arturo Béjar testifies against the company citing lack of empathy from Mark Zuckerberg and harm to minors.
• Molly Russell's father blames Instagram for daughter's suicide in film ad · Ian Russell tells UK audiences Instagram killed his daughter in a pre-show ad for The Social Reckoning.
• Review: Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' Depicts Evil Zuckerberg · Review of Aaron Sorkin's sequel film 'The Social Reckoning' starring Jeremy Strong as an evil Mark Zuckerberg.
• University of Birmingham launches digital archive of Stuart Hall's papers · The University of Birmingham has digitized and released over 3,100 items from the papers of cultural theorist Stuart Hall.
• Silver Pines Review: A Stylish Neo-Noir Detective Metroidvania · Silver Pines is a stylish neo-noir Metroidvania featuring detective Red Walker in a deserted town.
• Documentary Follows Mother’s Social Media Reform Fight After Son’s Suicide · New documentary features bereaved advocate Kristin Bride pushing for social media regulation.
• Review: 'Deepfake' explores surreal PM interview via dance and green screen · Review of Jess and Morgs' 'Deepfake' highlights its inventive staging of a surreal political interview.
• Boy with cerebral palsy passes GCSEs using eye-tracking technology · Sixteen-year-old Patrick McCabe passed his GCSEs after four months of exams using eye-tracking technology.
• Fake AI Images of Georgia Mayor Spark Concern Over Election Disinformation · A fake image of Georgia Mayor Bianca Motley Broom highlights growing public fear of AI-driven disinformation in elections.
• Children targeted by Roblox phishing scams stealing Robux · Fraudsters use fake login pages to steal children's Roblox accounts and virtual currency.
• Volunteer Pokémon Professors Run Global Competitive Pokémon Tournaments · Fan volunteer Pokémon professors staff and officiate official competitive Pokémon events worldwide.
• UN Chief Warns Superpowers Cannot Solve Global Problems Alone · UN Secretary-General António Guterres states superpowers lack the power to guarantee global security or solve world problems.
• Independent US News Outlets Use WhatsApp to Combat Immigration Misinformation · Independent news outlets like Documented and LA Taco use WhatsApp and social media to reach immigrant communities directly.
• Experts Warn AI 'Talk to Animals' Focus Risks Misinterpreting Non-Human Communication · Researchers caution that prioritizing AI translation of animal sounds may obscure complex biological realities.
• Review: Control Resonant Lacks the Hallucinogenic Vision of Its Predecessor · Control Resonant delivers competent action but lacks the distinctive surrealism of the original Control.
• Silent Hill: Townfall review: Scottish coastal horror with dread and guilt · Silent Hill: Townfall review praises the Glasgow-made horror for its Scottish setting, guilt-ridden characters, and psychosocial dread.
• Apple hikes iPhone prices £100 amid 'RAMageddon' memory chip shortage driven by AI data-centre demand · Apple raised iPhone prices by £100 due to a memory chip shortage called 'RAMageddon' caused by AI datacentre demand.
• Bernie Sanders Warns Congress Is Asleep on AI Regulation · Senator Bernie Sanders criticized AI advancement at a Washington conference alongside Steve Bannon.
• AI 'Deathslop' and Griefbots Are Changing How We Mourn the Dead · AI-generated tributes and griefbots are emerging as new, controversial ways people process loss.
• Best iPhones Reviewed: iPhone 17 and Pro Models Compared · The iPhone 17 offers the best balance for most users, while the iPhone 17 Pro provides top-tier camera and performance.
• Playground Games Revives Fable After 10-Year Hiatus · Playground Games returns to the dormant Fable franchise with a new action RPG reboot.
• AI Safety Expert Urges Halting Progress Until Risks Are Mitigated · Stuart Russell argues AI development must stop until safety requirements are met, rejecting the 'pace the frontier' approach.
• Decade of AI doomsday warnings fails to slow race as Anthropic researcher resigns · Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned warning of superintelligence race, underscoring a decade of unheeded AI doomsday alerts.
• Why Gen Alpha Embraced the Wilting Rose Emoji and Why It's Already Fading · Linguist Adam Aleksic says Gen Alpha's use of the wilting rose emoji reflects a forced meaning trend that will fade once it goes mainstream.
• Burning Man Festival Faces Aging Demographics and Rising Deaths · Burning Man's participant base is aging as 20s attendees drop to 10%, while deaths in 2026 reached three.
• China Rejects US AI Containment Calls Amid Spy Chief's Warning on Party Rule Threat · China dismisses US calls to block its AI industry while warning the technology threatens Communist party rule.
• Restaurants Ban Phones to Encourage Conversation and Focus · Restaurants and bars are increasingly banning or restricting mobile phones to improve the dining experience.
• Review: 'The Route to Cappyness' Celebrates Internet-Famous Capybaras · Sharon Walia's documentary 'The Route to Cappyness' explores the global rise of capybara attractions.
• Review: 'Lenore' film explores incel obsession with online influencer · Film 'Lenore' depicts an incel's obsession with an influencer as a critique of digital-age isolation.