James Whitmore
A viral thread on X launched a debate on which state has the worst pizza and inspired users to post the worst pies you've ever seen. Some spots are out there serving cold shredded cheese on top of the sauce, or slapping on slices of American cheese, or seem to have no cheese at all. Others have too much crust or toppings that should be illegal. The photos that X users posted to back up their arguments may kill your appetite. Fairly warned. The tweet that launched a thousand pizza roasts People started revealing these pizza crimes to the world on April 29, 2025, after X user @octopuscaveman asked for it. @octopuscaveman/X "People always argue over which state has the best pizza," he said. "I want to know who has the WORST pizza in general. I’ve got my pick but I want to see what you think." If your timeline was hit with a sudden wave of crusty atrocities within the past couple days, it might satisfy you to know that the OP regrets their choices. After picking Texas a
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The internet has a new AI-image generation trend, and as usual, it’s proving highly divisive. The craze began with a now-viral video where a user inputted a picture of his friend into ChatGPT—instructing it to “create the exact replica of this image, don't change a thing,” over 70 times. The results were strange and unexpected, but also led to renewed questions about the ethics of AI, on both an environmental and broader cultural level. The original video was posted back in March, but a repost on April 28, 2025, by user @Indian_Bronson catapulted it into the stratosphere to over 29,000 likes and 9.1 million views. Since then, other users have joined in on the so-called “feedback loop” trend, with further variations including telling ChatGPT to ask for the same image “five seconds into the future.” The 'create the exact replica of this image, don't change a thing' ChatGPT prompt, explained The viral video begins with a picture of a white woman looking at the camera. After each rep
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