The MAHA movement's not-so-secret weapon is a network of moms on social media, who use activism around wellness causes to amplify Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s calls to clean up America's food supply.
Why it matters: "Bro-casters" like Joe Rogan may help drive the political narrative, but Kennedy has turned to these "mom-fluencers" to further his agenda, which includes narratives that aren't scientifically sound.
Some industry leaders and observers have a new idea for limiting mental health tragedies stemming from AI chatbot use: They want AI makers to stop personifying their products.
Why it matters: If chatbots didn't pose as your friend, companion or therapist — or, indeed, as any kind of person at all — users might be less likely to develop unhealthy obsessions with them or to place undue trust in their unreliable answers.
