A study found signs that AI wrote or heavily edited content on 35% of webpages posted after ChatGPT launched. Using Common Crawl data, Pew Research Center analysed 10,000 webpages and found AI-writing signals in 9.6% of the overall sample. The share rose to 35% when limited to pages posted since November 2022. The pattern was most common on .com domains and far lower on .edu and .gov sites, it said.

Influencers in the United States are increasingly sharing their divorce experiences on social media and turning them into income through books, advertising and product sales. Gabrielle Stone began posting after her 2017 divorce and has built more than 112,000 Instagram followers and 1.3 million on TikTok, expanding into a memoir, podcast and fan trips. Similar creators report ad deals and annual earnings, even as critics warn of glamorising breakups and research highlights economic risks for women after divorce.