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# Summary
Researchers in Brazil found that AI is being used to create and spread false information online, but surprisingly, most of it isn't focused on elections or politics—instead, it tends to target health, celebrity gossip, and entertainment stories. The good news is that this suggests AI-generated misinformation isn't yet a major threat to democracy there, though experts are watching carefully to see if that changes as the technology becomes cheaper and easier to use.
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# Article Summary
Heavy Twitter use is linked to feeling worse emotionally, getting more caught up in heated political arguments, and feeling angrier overall—though interestingly, people also report a stronger sense of belonging to a community. Worth knowing: if you notice yourself feeling more frustrated or upset after spending time on Twitter, that pattern matches what researchers are finding, and taking breaks from the platform might help protect your mood and peace of mind.