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Meta quietly released a standalone app called Forum that mirrors Reddit-style discussions within Facebook Groups, tied to your Facebook login, and includes AI assistants for users and admins; observers see potential competition with Reddit, but it’s unclear whether users will migrate, as Meta continues a broader AI-driven app push.
Meta’s Forum app turns Facebook Groups into a standalone iPhone app with a dedicated AI chatbot that searches posts from your groups and provides AI-generated responses, blending a Reddit-style feed of group discussions with AI-assisted insights and group discovery.
Meta launched a Reddit-style Facebook app called Forum, triggering about a 4.5% drop in Reddit’s stock as investors weigh Meta’s AI-driven moves against Reddit’s position; the launch follows Meta’s Snapchat-style clone earlier this month, with Reddit having just beaten earnings but facing AI-competition headwinds.
Meta quietly released Forum, a Reddit-like app focused on Facebook Groups that requires a Facebook account and syncs with the main Facebook app. Users can use anonymized usernames, but admins see real identities; the feed surfaces conversations from Groups (potentially across Groups based on interests) and posts cross-post to the main app. It includes AI tools—Ask to pull answers across Groups and an admin assistant for moderators—and is currently in testing with no major public announcement.
Google is developing a new gaming community forum within the Play Store that will allow users to share tips, ask questions, and discuss games, potentially integrating with Google Play Games on PC. The feature includes posting, commenting, reactions, and personal contribution profiles, aiming to create a centralized hub for gamers.
Europol, in collaboration with French and Ukrainian authorities, arrested the suspected administrator of the influential Russian-speaking cybercrime forum xss.is in Kyiv, Ukraine. The suspect, active for nearly 20 years, facilitated illegal activities, including data theft and hacking services, earning over EUR 7 million. The operation highlights the ongoing threat from stolen data marketplaces and the international effort to dismantle cybercriminal infrastructure.
The New York Times Spelling Bee forum for April 13, 2024, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a reader. The grid contains 42 words with a total of 189 points and one pangram. Players can use the provided information to solve the puzzle and discuss it in the forum.
The New York Times Spelling Bee forum for April 8, 2024, features a grid with 44 words and 247 points, including 2 pangrams. The forum provides assistance for those feeling stuck on the puzzle and includes a glossary of terms compiled by a Times reader.
The New York Times Spelling Bee forum for March 20, 2023, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a Times reader, Monicat, for busy bees seeking help with the puzzle, featuring 55 words, 273 points, and 1 pangram.
The New York Times Spelling Bee forum for March 24, 2024, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a reader, Monicat. The grid includes 65 words, with a total of 268 points and one pangram. Players can find assistance and discuss the puzzle in the online forum.
The New York Times Spelling Bee forum for March 18, 2024, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a Times reader. The forum also includes new statistics for players, such as total puzzles played, words found, and ranks achieved.
The New York Times Spelling Bee forum for March 10, 2024, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a reader, Monicat. The grid includes 49 words, with a total of 217 points and one pangram. Players can use the provided information to solve the puzzle and discuss it in the online forum.
The Spelling Bee forum for February 14, 2024, features a grid generator with 46 words, 237 points, 1 pangram, and a bingo. The center letter "v" is in bold, and the breakdown of letters used in the grid is provided. Additionally, a glossary of terms related to the Spelling Bee compiled by a Times reader is available for reference.
The Spelling Bee forum for February 13, 2024, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a Times reader, Monicat. The grid includes 50 words with a total of 264 points and 2 pangrams. The forum offers assistance for those feeling stuck on the day's puzzle.
The Spelling Bee forum for February 12, 2024, provides a grid generator and a glossary of terms compiled by a Times reader. The grid includes 36 words, 189 points, and 2 pangrams, with the center letter in bold.