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Insane Clown Posse’s Joseph Utsler, better known by his stage persona Shaggy 2 Dope, has an AI clone — and apparently, he’s a fan.

Hosted on the Google-backed Character. AI service — which, as a sidebar, Futurism has investigated extensively, repeatedly finding horrible things — the ICP cofounder’s digital doppelganger sounds like a slightly robotic version of the real thing.

The effect is so uncanny that Mr. Dope himself decided to hit the AI up and bring it onto his livestreamed vlog, “The Shaggy Show.”

While these earthquakes are not impacting Kilauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, it has been intermittently erupting since Dec. 23.

According to the latest update from the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, the intensity of these eruptions, so-called “lava fountaining,” has strengthened after weakening in the days after the initial eruption.

Webcam observations by USGS scientists show that these eruptions are currently confined to its crater.

Scientists are challenging the existence of dark energy with a new model called “timescape,” which suggests the Universe’s expansion might be influenced by its uneven structure rather than an invisible force.

This theory could resolve ongoing cosmological debates, with upcoming satellite data playing a key role in confirming its validity.

Questioning Dark Energy’s Existence

“The Universe Expands Beyond All Bounds”

The universe expands beyond all bounds, Black holes gain mass, where wonders surround. Curvature shifts like moonlight’s gleam, Adding new mass, no matter redeemed.

A new year dawns with lessons to share, Physics reveals a truth so rare. The cosmos vast, profound, and wide, Marks 2025 with knowledge as our guide.

The first endeavor of this brand-new year, Explains black hole growth without drawing near. Expanding space, a force untamed, Curvature energy, its role proclaimed.

Based on observed and verified research: arxiv.org/abs/2302.

Through our novel gravitational field theory: dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.astropartphys.2024.

(FOX 2) — Three more cases of bird flu have been detected in Michigan after officials confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza across two counties.

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is monitoring outbreaks at two commercial poultry facilities in Ottawa County as well as an outbreak at a backyard flock in Jackson County.

This is the first case of HPAI in Jackson since the outbreak was first reported in Michigan in 2022.