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The Vigilant Fox @VigilantFox - Video: Adam Carolla notices something strange about what happens when millions are “spent” on noble causes.
“Black Lives Matter. Anything changed in the Black community?”
“Homeless spending in Los Angeles. Anything changed in the homeless community?”
“If someone said they just dumped a million dollars into their home renovating it, and you show up, and it looks exactly the same, or maybe a little bit worse, something is up.”
“How is it that you raise millions and millions and millions for this purpose, and nothing’s changing comes out the other end? ‘Hey, we had a big concert and all the money was gonna go to the victims of the Palisades fire’… How come nothing happened?”
“There’s not one pothole filled. There’s nothing put up. There’s no new community center that got built. Does anyone ever get tired of nothing coming out the other side?”
https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/2031057213293199556

The Vigilant Fox @VigilantFox - Video: REPORT: Roblox is rolling out a terrifying AI system that rewrites what users say before their message ever reaches another player.
The move signals a new phase of online moderation, one where platforms don’t just block words, they replace them.
Roblox has begun deploying AI that alters chat messages in real time, transforming what users typed into language the platform considers more “respectful.” In other words, the message leaving a player’s keyboard may not be the message their friend actually receives.
The system goes far beyond traditional profanity filters. Roblox says it can detect misspellings, special characters, and other workarounds used to bypass moderation rules, then automatically rewrite the sentence before it ever appears in chat.
In one example, a player typing “hurry TF up” would have their message quietly rewritten to “hurry up.”
That crosses a major line for many users. Instead of simply blocking speech, the platform replaces it and claims to understand what the user “meant” to say.
Now pair that with a new U.S. cyber strategy warning it will expose “destructive propaganda,” “influence operations,” and “cultural subversion,” terms broad enough to target narratives, not just hackers.