The 404 Media Podcast

A 17-second mysterious music snippet origins revealed in an 80s porno. Discord service scraping, selling messages for $5. AI livestream apps with fake audiences target women. Intriguing Lost Media mysteries and privacy concerns on Discord.

The podcast discusses the disastrous launch of the Humane AI Pin, deepfake nudify apps advertised on Instagram, and AI-generated product placements on Reddit. They also touch on tech failures, AI investments, and the importance of accountability in the tech industry.

Investigation into the dangerous world of the online entity 'Com' linked to data breaches. Google's AI research under scrutiny. Man creates AI-powered sex box. Cybercrime, material discovery debate, and AI brute forcing discussed.

Guest Jules Roscoe discusses the rise of AI influencers on social media, deep faking faces onto bodies, and the challenges faced by real influencers. The podcast also delves into using Apple Vision Pro for creating amateur porn and the implications of distributing adult content filmed with Apple devices.

The podcast delves into the Xz backdoor in open-source software, AI in peer-review, and a scientific journal banning a controversial image. It discusses vulnerabilities in Linux, AI influence on peer review, and challenges in academic publishing.

Exploring flaws in a surveillance study, the impact of Pornhub leaving Texas, and the transformation of Deadspin into a gambling site. Unpacking the shady practices of Flock, age verification laws' effects on internet users, and the challenges of content removal from the web.

Topics discussed in the podcast include AI-generated spam on Facebook, Pornhub pulling out of Texas, and backdoors in safe lock products. The hosts delve into the impact of AI-generated content, online privacy concerns, and legal battles surrounding adult content consumption. Exclusive content for subscribers is also highlighted.

Hackers exploiting electronic prescription systems for drugs, 404 Media tied to fake Netflix trailer by Russia, subscribers section on ElevenLabs voice bypassing policy

Exploring the world of AI-powered TikTok and Instagram hustlers who use AI tools to flood platforms with autogenerated content, some making big money. Then diving into the controversial topic of Etsy sellers turning fan fiction into bound books without authors' consent. Finally, discussing the impact of a right to repair victory in Oregon on Apple globally.

Tumblr and WordPress selling user data for AI training, chaos within the companies, concerns about AI scraping content, the war on libraries and challenges faced in providing information and education