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- 1Viewers compare Pluribus's alien conversations to AI chatbots●Rewatched Pluribus and was struck by 1. How much the conversations with the Others reminds me of LLMs: the world’s knowl
Pluribus, the Apple TV sci-fi series, is drawing fresh attention from viewers who see parallels between the show's collective alien minds, known as the Others, and today's large language models: a repository of the world's knowledge delivered in a charming yet unsettling way. Alongside the AI comparisons, fans are voicing impatience for the confirmed second season to arrive sooner.
- 2AI-generated propaganda investigation draws attention▼Interesting Watch -- The market hates me today so catching up on some vids ... You no longer need real people to create
Viewers are sharing an investigation into AI-driven propaganda featuring investigators Tatsiana "Tanya" Ashurkevich and Christo Grozev. The report shows how artificial intelligence can now manufacture fake people, images and stories without any real participants, raising concerns about disinformation campaigns. Commenters highlight how easily synthetic media can be produced and spread for political influence.
- 3Chicken Pot Pie Recipes Paired With Fruity Crisp Dessert▼Chicken Pot Pies With a Fruity Crisp Dessert: Get the Recipes!
TODAY.com is sharing recipes for chicken pot pies served alongside a fruity crisp dessert, offering home cooks a comforting dinner-and-dessert combination. The dishes come from the show's food segments, where featured chefs and hosts regularly publish step-by-step recipes for viewers to make at home.
- 4Celebrity Historian Raffi Andonian Joins North Dakota Today▼North Dakota Today - Raffi Andonian - Celebrity Historian | Classical Music Season
Celebrity historian Raffi Andonian appeared on North Dakota Today, the morning show on Valley News Live, to discuss the start of the classical music season. The segment highlighted upcoming concerts and cultural events for audiences across the state as the new season gets underway.
- 5High-yield savings accounts offer up to 4.25% APY●Best high-yield savings interest rates today, Tuesday, September 29, 2026: Earn up to 4.25% APY
Savers can find high-yield savings accounts paying up to 4.25% APY as of Tuesday, September 29, 2026. Rate comparisons published by Yahoo Finance show the top available yields, giving depositors a chance to lock in strong returns while rates remain elevated. Consumers are advised to compare offers, as rates vary widely between banks and can change with Federal Reserve policy.
- 6Fulton Sheen's beatification called a model of evangelization▼Fulton Sheen’s beatification ceremony was a model of evangelization for the whole church
Archbishop Fulton Sheen, the famed American televangelist and author, was beatified, and commentators describe the ceremony itself as a model of evangelization for the whole church. America Magazine argues that the way the rite was celebrated showed how the church can communicate the faith in Sheen's own spirit, inviting Catholics to imitate his example of media-savvy, engaging proclamation.
- 7Viewers Say 2022 Anime The Orbital Children Predicted AI Era●🤖 Why Does This 2022 Anime Feel Like an AI Prophecy? Has anyone here watched The Orbital Children? It came out in early
Fans are revisiting The Orbital Children, the 2022 anime series by Mitsuo Iso, arguing it anticipated today's AI debates before ChatGPT existed. The two-part series, set aboard a space station where children interact with a powerful AI, is being praised for how closely its questions about artificial intelligence mirror current concerns. Viewers say the show feels strikingly prophetic in hindsight.
- 8Austin residential permits slide as construction costs spike●Austin’s residential permitting figures slide further amidst spiking construction costs
Austin's residential permitting numbers have fallen further, a new report shows, with builders pulling back as construction costs climb. The decline adds to concerns about the city's housing supply, since fewer permits today point to fewer homes coming to market in the years ahead. Industry watchers are tying the slowdown to rising material and labor expenses squeezing development margins.
- 9New Art Show Reimagines Medusa's Story▼‘The past is not set in stone’: New art show reimagines Medusa’s story
A new art exhibition is reimagining the myth of Medusa, taking as its theme the idea that 'the past is not set in stone.' The show reframes the familiar Greek legend, inviting viewers to reconsider Medusa's story from a fresh perspective. Beyond the exhibition's title and central concept, few details are available, but the mythology-inspired theme is drawing attention to how artists revisit classical narratives today.
- 10Star Wars fan shares decade-old Force levitation photo from London●Today isn't May 4th but for a Star Wars-fan, each day isa possible "May the Force be with you"-day anyway! Reason enough
A photographer has dug into their archive to share a ten-year-old picture from London showing a street performer apparently levitating using "the Force", in a playful nod to Star Wars. The post notes that while it is not May 4th, the official Star Wars day, any day works for fans to say "May the Force be with you".
- 11Hoda Kotb opens up about constant worries for daughter's health▼Hoda Kotb details her 'constant' worries over her daughter's health | Exclusive
Former Today anchor Hoda Kotb has spoken in an exclusive interview about the ongoing worries she carries over her young daughter's health. Kotb, who left the NBC morning show in 2025 to focus on family, has previously shared her daughter Hope's hospitalization. Fans have responded with support and sympathy for the TV veteran.
- 12Eastbourne records its warmest 29 September●Today in Eastbourne 🌡️📈 19.2°C. This is the warmest 29th September on record. Today is 4.4°C warmer than average for the
Eastbourne on England's south coast recorded a temperature of 19.2°C on 29 September, the warmest for that date on record and 4.4°C above the seasonal average of 14.8°C. Local weather-tracking data also shows a long-term warming trend of roughly +0.19°C per decade for the town, prompting discussion of unseasonably mild autumn weather.