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http://youtu.be/KpnCMmidTHc Every year, it happens, Ryan Murphy drops a new American Horror Story cast announcement, and the internet instantly loses its mind. This Halloween, fans got a chilling surprise: the official Season 13 cast reveal, featuring OG icons like Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Emma Roberts, and Jessica Lange, plus one major newcomer, Ariana Grande. The haunting teaser ended with Madison Montgomery’s signature line, “I bet you thought you’d seen the last of me,” sending longtime fans spiraling with excitement. But after the slow, divisive chaos of Season 12, AHS: Delicate starring Kim Kardashian, fans are cautiously hopeful this new season can bring the franchise back to life. Since its 2011 debut, American Horror Story has thrived on reinventi...

http://youtu.be/cCuB__F1_P0 NEO is a $20,000 humanoid robot created by 1X Tech, a company specializing in general-purpose robots designed for domestic use. The company says NEO works autonomously by default, but early testers, including The Wall Street Journal, found that much of its work is still controlled by humans, with representatives even needing to access the robot’s cameras to complete certain actions. 🔗 https://whatstrending.com/video/inside-neo-the-20000-humanoid-robot-promising-to-change-your-daily-routine/

http://youtu.be/stqQO2lVpAU NEO is a $20,000 humanoid robot created by 1X Tech, a company specializing in general-purpose robots designed for domestic use. Standing 5’6” and weighing 66 pounds, NEO runs on Nvidia technology and is equipped with microphones, cameras, and speakers to help it navigate and assist with household tasks. The company says NEO works autonomously by default, but early testers, including The Wall Street Journal, found that much of its work is still controlled by humans, with representatives even needing to access the robot’s cameras to complete certain actions. Tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) also questioned how close NEO is to delivering on its big promises of full independence and learning capabilities. While 1X says early units will need “some human overs...

http://youtu.be/guy7ZAyi80Y Lizzo has the internet buzzing after posting some eye-catching artwork and a now-deleted Instagram Story showing what looked like a baby bump, leaving fans wondering if she was announcing a pregnancy or just teasing something for Halloween. Fans quickly linked the visuals to urban fiction author Quan Millz, but Lizzo’s use of AI-generated art had many fans hitting the unfollow button and calling her out. 🔗 https://whatstrending.com/video/lizzos-latest-posts-sparks-both-pregnancy-speculation-and-ai-outrage/

http://youtu.be/i97DLt1Dsa0 Big move in the creator economy: MrBeast’s company has filed a trademark for “MrBeast Financial,” hinting at crypto, Web3 and fintech ambitions aimed at his massive fanbase. If this plays out, it could transform how digital stars monetize and bring the creator-economy to the world of global finance. To find a Bitcoin ATM near you go to bytefederal.com  -- Follow us Online ---- http://whatstrending.com Facebook ---- http://www.facebook.com/WhatsTrending Instagram ---- http://instagram.com/whatstrending TikTok ---- http://tiktok.com/whatstrending Newsletter ---- https://whatstrending.beehiiv.com/subscribe

http://youtu.be/1_g9vOwGhuM Lizzo has the internet buzzing after posting some eye-catching artwork and a now-deleted Instagram Story showing what looked like a baby bump, leaving fans wondering if she was announcing a pregnancy or just teasing something for Halloween. Some thought it referenced rapper Cardi B, while others linked the visuals to urban fiction author Quan Millz. But instead of the concept itself, it was Lizzo’s use of AI-generated art that had many fans hitting the unfollow button and calling her out. Critics argued that by using AI, Lizzo overlooked real artists who could have created the visuals, echoing growing frustration across the creative industry. Quan Millz, whose bold book covers inspired the post, also faced backlash for allegedly using AI in his own work. Wheth...