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Public Demands for Full Transcripts of Official Statements Trend on X Amid Concerns Over Media Bias

The term 'full transcript' has been trending on X (formerly Twitter), garnering significant public attention regarding the complete release of press conferences and statements by public institutions and politicians. Amid increasing distrust of biased and 'cherry-picked' media reporting, the value of these full transcripts as primary sources of information has been highlighted, leading to strong public support for such initiatives. Many users have voiced their opinions, with comments such as, 'It is essential to provide the full text to differentiate from malicious, selectively edited media reports,' and 'This serves as a countermeasure against cherry-picking.' Furthermore, the practice is highly praised as a means to ensure information reliability and transparency, with users stating, 'Full transcripts are crucial as primary documents,' and 'Releasing accurate, unedited primary sources from the outset is excellent work, providing undeniable e...

Official Cosplayers Trend on X, Captivating Fans at Events

On August 2, 2025, "Official Cosplayers" emerged as a trending topic on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). Their high quality and excellent fan service, particularly in conjunction with events like "FGO Fes," have become a significant talking point. Many users have expressed enthusiastic praise for the official cosplayers of characters such as "Takasugi Shinsaku" and "Oberon" from the popular game "Fate/Grand Order (FGO)." Regarding the Takasugi Shinsaku cosplayer in particular, a flurry of surprise and admiration was noted, with comments like, "They perfectly reproduce the 2D visual," and "The voice actor Hiroki Mineta is portraying him." Hiroki Mineta also voices Yatora Yaguchi, the protagonist of the popular anime "Blue Period," and this unexpected casting has further fueled the discussion. Furthermore, the official cosplayer for "Oberon" has garnered attention for their "incr...

New Trend on X: Users Ask AI to Profile 'Real Personas' from Their Posts

In recent years, the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has been remarkable, with its capabilities spanning a wide range of fields. Particularly on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), a new trend is rapidly spreading where users are having AI profile 'real person personas' based on their own posts. Many users are calling on X's AI feature, 'Grok,' to 'imagine and tell me the real persona from this account's posts,' seeking detailed information extraction. The range of questions is diverse, from basic personal information such as age, gender, occupation, annual income, place of residence, and family structure, to extremely personal information like hobbies, thoughts, personality, and even 'favorite idols/characters' (oshi), 'sexual preferences' (seiheki), real name, favorite food, height, weight, and suitable colors. As an example of a profile generated by Grok, responses included: 'Gender: Female (from cute phrasi...

New Trend on X: Users Leverage AI to Profile "Realistic Personalities" from Their Posts

On the SNS platform 'X' (formerly Twitter), a new trend is gaining attention where users are attempting to have AI profile 'realistic human images' based on their own posts. This trend involves many users prompting the AI chatbot 'Grok' with requests like, 'Please imagine a realistic human profile from this account's posts,' seeking detailed answers across various categories such as gender, age, occupation, annual income, place of residence, family structure, hobbies, beliefs, and personality. Users' requests are highly specific, with some even including private aspects like 'height and weight,' 'suitable colors,' 'favorite foods,' 'favorite idol/character (oshi),' and even 'sexual preferences,' indicating an intent to explore how much an AI can deduce from their digital footprint and the accuracy and potential of such deductions. Grok has indeed analyzed user posts and presented profiling results that dedu...