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Live streaming is a global habit now. Streamers everywhere, from the United States and the United Kingdom to Europe, the Middle East and Asia, are building channels on platforms like Twitch, and wherever they stream from, new creators hit the same problem first: Getting a small channel seen. Search for where to buy Twitch viewers…

While Netflix and other major Hollywood streamers have programmed their services to offer something for everyone, a group of smaller players has carved out their own path with more limited, more highly specific niches of interest.

Netflix’s newest thriller is already making waves. Below, a supernatural series starring Josh Hartnett, climbed to the No. 1 spot on FlixPatrol’s worldwide Netflix TV chart on October 10, just two days after all six episodes premiered.

Entertainment – October 6th 2026, 18:00 GMT+2 AI on Twitch is nothing new. After training on streams, Twitch now transcribes live words to pick brand-safe ads.Twitch CEO Dan Clancy openly discusses the platform’s use of AI to monitor and transcribe live streams for brand-safe ads | © Wikipedia

A Twitch streamer has gone viral for a clip in which her microphone was temporarily bugging out, causing her voice to sound robotic and high-pitched.

​With billions of users worldwide, Twitch is one of the world’s most popular live streaming platforms, particularly beloved by gamers and creators. Launched in 2011, Twitch has evolved into a massive community where individuals share everything from gaming to general live broadcasts.

The Amazon-owned streaming platform, which is largely dedicated to video games but also sometimes eating food, announced on its support website that anything under the “Highlights” and “Uploads” banner now counts towards a 100-hour storage limit, per profile. It should be noted that this does not apply to the temporarily saved VODs of livestreams or…

CEO Dan Clancy told hosts of The Snarketing Podcastthat Twitch already uses AI to transcribe everything streamers say while live, and now it’s using AI to evaluate whether streamers are squeaky-clean enough for brands to run ads against their content.

Twitch, whichmade headlines (derogatory) in August with platform-wide Amazon AI training that’s opt-in by default, is intertwining AI ever more inextricably with livestreaming despite overwhelmingly negative reception. During a recent podcast appearance, CEO Dan Clancy said that because AI already transcribes everything streamers say on the site, it’s now also being used to evaluate whether…