Hey folks, did you hear about Figma's latest blunder with their AI design tool? They launched this tool called Make Designs that could whip up app mockups super fast. But here’s the catch—they got into hot water because it was cranking out designs that looked way too much like Apple’s weather app. Dylan Field, Figma’s CEO, had to step up and pull the tool back, admitting they rushed it to meet deadlines. It’s a classic case of AI innovation meeting unintended consequences!
And speaking of AI gone awry, Google’s battling with AI-generated spam articles. These things, known as "AI slop," are cluttering up search results by outranking original content! Google tried tightening up its policies, but according to Wired, the spammy stuff keeps finding loopholes. Now, you might end up reading a copied AI article instead of the real deal, which is a headache for both users and publishers. AI's pushing boundaries, but it's not always smooth sailing, huh?
