Walking down the first base line while challenging a pitch call is the new bat flip. pic.twitter.com/K2A3GhITQM
— Danny Vietti (@DannyVietti) March 29, 2026
Salvy teaching Doug Eddings the bottom of the strike zone.
— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) March 28, 2026
Over and Over and Over again.
But Eddings refuses to learn. 😂 pic.twitter.com/UxKxL56jqi
It's great how into this the crowd got. It's almost like a mini-game within an actual baseball game.
— Aaron Gleeman (@AaronGleeman) March 29, 2026
I'm sure there's going to be some situation this season where three strikes get overturned in the same at-bat and I definitely want to see that.
https://t.co/X0jtzBQoFx https://t.co/xKaKQIt6tC
Wild. Not only did the Reds win 5 ball/strike challenges in this game (part of 6 consecutive overturned CB Bucknor ball/strike calls) but the data shows they could've challenged *8 more times* successfully.
— Noel Murray (@noelmu.bsky.social) March 29, 2026 at 8:20 AM
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ABS has turned baseball into the true sport of our time. Human experts trying to prove their continued worth in the face of a soulless machine that can humiliate them at any moment https://t.co/zlnudCRsHu
— Brooks Otterlake (@i_zzzzzz) March 29, 2026
Two reasons the U.S. is losing the slopaganda war: 1) it makes the most formidable cultural exporter in the world look like a cheap spam operation 2) the most popular AI videos seem to tap into fantasies of American failure, and slop merchants follow the market nymag.com/intelligence...
— John Herrman (@jwherrman.bsky.social) March 19, 2026 at 8:24 AM
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Google is now screwing with the 10 blue links in traditional search and rewriting headlines - including ours - to be the worst kind of slop. This sucks so bad www.theverge.com/tech/896490/...
— nilay patel (@reckless.bsky.social) March 20, 2026 at 8:04 AM
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just imagine: Google's AI puts a slop headline on a credible source that broadcasts the opposite of what happened, causing a prediction market to resolve. handwringing ensues about the jarring nexus of AI warping reality and living in hyper-financialized times, only after…
— Bobby Allyn (@BobbyAllyn) March 20, 2026
Update: Today, the Georgia Supreme Court issued an order directing counsel for the state to file a sworn affidavit providing a “complete explanation” for the filings that included non-existent cases and other errors. https://t.co/ua7TMYvON3 pic.twitter.com/7oahBUqxVn
— Anna Bower (@AnnaBower) March 20, 2026
More lawyers in trouble for AI misuse today:
— Rob Freund (@RobertFreundLaw) March 20, 2026
Attorney represented a criminal defendant and filed an application to reopen an appeal.
The application alleged prosecutorial misconduct and cited quotes attributed to the prosecutor.
Only problem was the quotes were completely made… pic.twitter.com/zTGcU8aHip
Tinder plans to let AIs loose on your camera roll. Instead of building a profile on their own, AI will scan users’ locally-stored photos—everything from gym selfies to pictures of their family, sensitive documents and dick pics—to help construct profiles...
— 404 Media (@404media.co) March 19, 2026 at 7:50 AM
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(I don't use whatever feature that is)ai feature implementation strategy is essentially “how annoying can we make the ui” so people accidently hit ai features so these companies can brag about how “highly used” ai features are internally https://t.co/7uddS48sMU
— onion person (@CantEverDie) March 29, 2026
— will (@wills_account) March 29, 2026