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In a Japanese shop selling pocket-money trinkets, there is a rack of toys, stickers and keyrings based on a global crew of AI ...

Join us as we dive into the quirky world of "iPad kids" who are fascinated by all things Italian! In this engaging video, we explore how technology is shaping their love for Italy’s rich culture and ...

A childhood education worker says that children as young as four are “tapped into the brainrot genre,” sparking conversation ...

In the shark’s case, it is named Tralalero Tralala. Any creator of an Italian brainrot meme, Mayer explained, “takes the AI image and names it something ridiculous, gibberish, Italian-sounding.” ...

Ultimately, Italian brainrot may not be much different from the internet trends that came before it, just louder, faster and built on AI. It's chaotic by design, which is exactly why kids love it.