Tralalero Tralala is TikTok's latest viral brain rot meme. In the meme, an AI-generated shark wearing Nike shoes can be seen singing in a robotic Italian voice, chanting, "Trallallero Trallalla ...

A meme dunking on AI-generated art is making the rounds online, and resonating with folks who miss the raw creativity that ...

These technologies are poised to dramatically shape the ways in which we understand and interact with the human brain, with implications for both medical health and holistic wellness. One example ...

As I observed in a column last year, the 2024 election was characterized online by its brain-rot memes, nonsensical collisions of imagery that produced a lot of noise but little coherent impact.

Chimpanzini Bananini is another AI brainrot animal that has been going viral on social media, and people have been loving how weirdly perfect this animal is.

In the up-and-down world of cryptocurrency, so-called meme coins are perhaps the most bewildering. The joke-inspired digital ...

Ever notice how after demolishing that massive lunch, your brain seems to clock out for the afternoon? You’re not imagining it. That mental fog that descends after a heavy meal isn’t just food ...

Celebrity Big Brother returned to screens on Monday night ... the ITV spin off show Late And Live unwittingly became a viral meme thanks to her iconic reaction to appearing on camera.

The human brain, it turns out ... They were presented with one of six images popular in memes, then assigned an area of broad-interest humor to riff on: food, sports, or work.

This week's trip into the minds of people who aren't old enough to rent a car is like a potpourri of unrelated trends and memes that present ... time on Earth creating brain-rot "juggtok" videos ...

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A BIG Brother star has revealed her brain tumour has grown in a heartbreaking update to fans. The reality star appeared on the Channel 5 version of the fly-on-the-wall programme in 2016.