Adult content creator Lily Phillips is plotting to pull off a frisky feat ... sleeping with 10,000 men in 24 hours ... but there's a huge twist.
According to Page Six, she plans on getting a little help from A.I. -- she created a digital doppelganger to help her rack up the enormous body count.
The outlet says the realistic replica -- named Lily A.I. -- is continuously updated via real-time data, and fans can virtually get down and dirty with her for $9.99.
Bill Gates is looking into the future of artificial intelligence ... and apparently, the Amish might have the right idea.
Speaking on The Verge's "Decoder" podcast, the Microsoft cofounder suggested some people may eventually pump the brakes on A.I. ... even as the technology becomes capable of doing practically everything for us.
Gates says people could literally decide to live "like the Amish" ... using A.I. only for certain things while keeping jobs like childcare, cooking, art and sports in human hands ... even if machines could do them better.
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has triggered outrage online after she used AI to come up with three bullet points to describe her daughter.
During a recent interview with a New York Times reporter, Mayer discussed her new app, Dazzle AI, a personal AI assistant for phones.
During their conversation, Mayer tried to explain how the app worked by pointing to a 2025 incident involving a homework assignment a teacher gave her nine-year-old daughter.
The JPMorgan exec being sued for alleged sexual harassment by an ex-JPMorgan banker says she's tired of dealing with “vile” jokes about her as she battles her accuser in court ... TMZ has learned.
According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, the exec, Lorna Hajdini, claims she cannot even walk down the street “like a normal human being” due to the false claims brought by the banker.
She says she has been waiting for over a year to “clear her name” over the claims made by John Doe.
Sam Altman is calling out his sister, who is suing him for alleged abuse, claiming she is using her lawsuit to gain more social media followers ... TMZ has learned.
We obtained court docs filed by the tech billionaire ... and he's slamming Ann Altmanfor posting portions of her recent deposition on X, TikTok, and other platforms.
Sam wants the court to order Ann to confirm she has destroyed all confidential videos and transcripts of her deposition within 3 days.
Kimberly Guilfoyle desperately tried to save her job after a Trump donor claimed she asked him to secretly pay off her $100,000 American Express bill ... going so far as to tell the White House the smoking-gun texts were fake and A.I.-generated.
The former U.S. ambassador to Greece resigned Tuesday amid a flurry of scandals ... but the Wall Street Journal reports she tried everything to stave off the inevitable.
Guilfoyle frantically called up top Trump administration officials and those closest to the President after the WSJ published text messages she sent to Trump donor Eric Deters.
Bill Gates is sounding the alarm on artificial intelligence ... warning the technology is more dangerous than cars, planes and drugs ... and trusting the companies developing it to police themselves is a terrible idea.
The Microsoft cofounder didn't mince words during an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, calling A.I. "the most dangerous technology humans ever invented" and arguing society needs to step in before things get out of hand.
Gates says fears about A.I. wiping out humanity can get overblown ... but that doesn't mean we should be handing the keys over to tech giants and hoping for the best.
Elon Musk is revealing the way he treated his trans daughter behind closed doors during their public falling out ... according to his first wife.
The billionaire's ex-wife, Justine Wilson, says in the upcoming "Musk" documentary that Elon treated Vivian Wilson's transition as the "death of a child."
She says Vivian was in "pain" when the X owner posted that he felt he'd lost her to the "woke mind virus."
A mother whose daughter used ChatGPT to write her suicide notes heard Sam Altman's response ... and she's not happy with the OpenAI honcho.
Journalist Laura Reiley says Altman taking "the privacy high road" in refusing to turn over potentially insightful chat logs is "a little rich."
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She called out the hypocrisy of Altman's OpenAI and other tech companies earning revenue from advertising strategies that involve users' personal information.
Sam Altman is feeling conflicted about how to use A.I. to aid in the mental health crisis ... after being confronted about how a woman committed suicide after having ChatGPT edit her suicide notes.
The OpenAI CEO sat down with Vanity Fair, where he was asked about journalist Laura Reiley's 29-year-old daughter Sophie, who died by suicide after lengthy conversations with Chat.
The VF reporter stresses that the A.I. never told her to kill herself ... but was acting as her therapist and helping her with her suicide notes.
President Donald Trump has announced the creation of what he's calling Super Intelligence Force ... to ensure that Americans lead the way on A.I. ... and hopefully safely.
Trump made the announcement on his Truth Social platform ... and while he previously teased the creation of an A.I. Force, this time he actually shared who would be making up the group.
The taskforce will be spearheaded by 4 key officials -- National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson, Under Secretary of Defense Emil Michael, and OPM Director Scott Kupor.
Kyrsten Sinema's ex-boyfriend says he threw 22 of her paintings into her pool because he was frustrated by the former senator's alleged ties to A.I. and the war in Gaza.
Matthew Ammel told AZ Central ... "I was pissed at the system, and I took it out on her art. The American people have no idea how (f***ed) up our government is and, like, what our politicians spend their time doing."
At the time of the incident ... Ammel said he had been staying at her Cave Creek property while she was away in Phoenix.
The White House's latest document on preventing the dangers of artificial intelligence happens to have a major typo ... and pretty much everyone is making the same joke.
In a press release on the Trump administration's commitment to have A.I. companies self-regulate ... the document lists Trump's title as president of the "Unites States" -- not United States.
Needless to say ... there were a few White House X followers who were quick to point out that had they used A.I., the error might have been avoided.
President Trump loves playing around with names ... and Sen. Mark Kelly has a suggestion for POTUS' new White House ballroom ... telling us Trump should name it "Felony Hall."
Charlie caught up with Kelly on Capitol Hill Tuesday and brought up Trump's latest A.I. push ... which quickly turned into a conversation about the Prez's habit of renaming things.
Kelly couldn't resist getting in on the renaming game ... pitching "Felony Hall" for Trump's new White House ballroom ... and, yes, he wanted credit.
Sen. John Kennedy has his own special version of ChatGPT -- well, technically the whole Senate does -- and even he doesn't seem totally sure where the information goes.
Jacobcaught up with Sen. Kennedy in Washington D.C. on Monday and asked about Bill Gates' warning that A.I. could become catastrophically dangerous in the wrong hands.
Kennedy said he thinks Bill is acting in good faith and pointed out there are serious risks with A.I. ... just like there are with nuclear weapons and bioterrorism.
Then Kennedy casually revealed he's already using the technology himself ... telling Jacob he used A.I. on the plane ride in to do research, something he does "all the time."
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino is popping champagne in an A.I.-generated party video ... and even fellow Republicans think the celebration landed with a thud.
Scavino posted the over-the-top clip Saturday showing him in a tuxedo alongside women who appear to be his wife, Erin Elmore, and Lara Trump, all riding a gold luggage cart through the White House as Eric Trump pushes.