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Kai Cenat isn’t new to the IRL streaming category, as he has his Mafiathon, Streamer University, and even the recently debuted annual Mafia marathon stream. Despite this, it appears the Twitch streamer is expanding his IRL content by potentially following in iShowSpeed’s footsteps. He has even named the series “Exploring the Unexplored”, which is essentially…
Before they prepare for the playoffs, the Red Sox and Cubs will meet in their final series of the 2026 regular season.
S.D. (KELO) — What started as a series exclusive to physical media, like Blu-rays and DVDs, will now make its streaming debut on KELOLAND+
There’s a metaphorical truckload of video game releases arriving over the next couple of months, including Grand Theft Auto VI, but PlayStation still has some more announcements in store this week.
A content creator alleges Amazon used his videos without consent since 2024, citing unfair competition and damage to his work.
Two days before its scheduled theatrical debut, Hollywood actor Jason Statham’s upcoming action movie ‘Mutiny’ appears to have momentarily been accessible for full streaming on Amazon Prime Video in the US. According to reports, the movie, which is set to release in theatres on August 21, was available on the site for at least…
Twitch uses its streamers’ content to train Amazon’s generative AI models. The setting for it turned up in account settings on August 12, and it is switched on by default for every user. Anyone who does not want their material feeding Amazon’s models has to act. There was no email about it, and no notice…
Amazon’s Twitch activated a default-on setting on August 12, 2026 that enrolls every creator’s live streams, archived videos, clips, chat logs, and channel images in Amazon’s generative AI model training pipeline — without asking for permission, without notifying creators in advance, and without being able to confirm what creator content Amazon had already ingested during…
The setting arrived quietly, tucked into a security menu most streamers never open: a single toggle that decides whether everything they broadcast becomes fuel for Amazon‘s artificial intelligence. On Twitch, that toggle is already flipped on. To keep your work out of the training data, you have to know it exists, find it, and switch…
Twitch lets Amazon use creator content for generative AI training by default, sparking streamer backlash