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this is Cena and here the stories that matter right now Facebook is using its artificial intelligence in an effort to help prevent suicide announcing plans to eventually roll out a sophisticated program that will monitor and respond to intent using pattern recognition software Facebook says it's already had some success in testing while YouTube deals with its own set of controversies regarding inappropriate content disguised as kid-friendly videos the new pay service called jelly's aims to give parents a stress free product aimed at children TechCrunch says that for five dollars a month jellies will provide an ad-free curated video and playlist experience ensuring that parents don't need to worry about an inappropriate video being served up and finally tumblr CEO David Karp has announced his resignation after 10 years of overseeing the company in a note Karp says his decision was made after months of reflection on his own personal ambitions tumblr was purchased by Yahoo in 2013 for 1.1 billion dollars you can stay up to date with the latest by downloading the scenic tape today app in the Apple or Google Play Store