The Latest Breaking News from Reddit

ChatGPT is phasing out its Standard voice for the flashier Advanced option and some users are grieving the loss.

When a letter from the Social Security Administration landed in one Reddit user's mailbox, they expected routine paperwork. Instead, it claimed they owed more than $11,000 in overpaid benefits — money they say they never received.

I'm even more excited for The Last of Us season 3 now

A leaked benchmark score for the Pixel 10 Pro XL reveals that the GPU performance has been left lacking

A series of leaks on Reddit indicate that the Pixel 10 Pro XL’s Tensor G5 chip might not offer the benchmark improvements that many might have been hoping for.

A skit about people lying about how much the car they just bought cost is making people on the internet nostalgic.

If a $20 Whopper sounds ridiculous, you're not alone—but according to one high-earning Reddit couple, that's just the going rate in their city. And when you're pulling in $900,000 a year, apparently dropping $40,000 annually on food isn't shocking—it's relatable.

Despite online rumors, GPT‑4o isn’t being retired this October, and OpenAI now promises transparency and notice before making any changes.

A candid Reddit post from a tech worker approaching 40 has sparked widespread discussion about wealth benchmarks, retirement planning, and the psychology of financial success. Despite having accumulated $700,000 in liquid investments with his wife and maintaining strong financial habits, the original poster feels “perilously behind on building wealth.”

20YO refuses to reconcile with his stepfamily after they treated him cruelly as a child, family drama ensues!

Altman also said that he thinks we’re in an AI “bubble.”