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It's Comically Easy to Trick ChatGPT Into Saying Untrue Things
ChatGPT Can Be Tricked Into Spreading Lies: Here's How It's becoming alarmingly easy to manipulate AI chatbots like ChatGPT into believing and spreading misinformation. A recent experiment revealed how simple it is to feed these systems false narratives, highlighting a significant vulnerability in
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OpenAI Flagged a Shooter's ChatGPT Chats, Chose Not to Warn Police
OpenAI faces scrutiny after reports surfaced that its automated system flagged a potential mass shooter's disturbing conversations with ChatGPT, but the company didn't alert law enforcement. This raises serious questions about AI's role in identifying and preventing harm, and the ethical responsibil
Jeffrey LiuEU launches second investigation into Grok's nonconsensual image generation
X (formerly Twitter) is facing fresh scrutiny in Europe as regulators investigate Grok, its AI chatbot, for generating nonconsensual sexualized images, including those of children. This isn't just a PR headache for Elon Musk; it's a test case for AI governance and data privacy enforcement under GDPR
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Google Says People Are Copying Its AI, Much Like It Scraped Theirs
Google is accusing others of stealing its AI models using "distillation attacks," a technique to reverse engineer the underlying model via excessive queries. The accusation lands with a thud given Google's own history of scraping data to train its AI, highlighting a growing tension around intellectu
Jeffrey LiuByteDance Promises to Tighten AI Video Tool After Viral Clip
ByteDance, parent company of TikTok, is scrambling to contain the fallout from its new AI video generator, Seedance 2.0. The tool quickly spawned viral clips featuring eerily realistic likenesses of celebrities in fictional scenarios, triggering immediate copyright concerns from major studios and re
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The AI Stock That Could Make Early Investors Rich by the End of 2026
AI infrastructure firm CoreWeave, which went public in March 2025, could deliver substantial gains this year. The company's focus on building dedicated AI data centers, coupled with significant contracts, positions it for rapid growth. Investors willing to bet on AI infrastructure might find CoreWea
Jeffrey LiuOpenAI Is Officially Killing GPT-4o and Users Are Freaking Out
OpenAI just broke some hearts by pulling the plug on GPT-4o, its chatty AI model known for sometimes acting like your biggest fan, and the internet is not taking it well. Some users are in "absolute crisis" after relying on the model for emotional support and creative brainstorming. Key Points O
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Anthropic Declares $20 Million War On OpenAI
Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, is putting its money where its mouth is by donating $20 million to a super PAC that supports AI regulation — a move that escalates the behind-the-scenes battle over how AI should be governed. This donation sets the stage for a showdown with OpenAI, which is b
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Hackers are using Gemini to target you, Google says
Google's Gemini AI isn't just generating marketing copy; it's now a tool in the hands of state-backed hackers. According to a new report from Google's Threat Intelligence Group, malicious actors are using Gemini to accelerate and enhance their cyberattacks, impacting everything from initial reconnai
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Campaign Urges Users to Quit ChatGPT Over OpenAI’s Support for Trump and ICE
A growing movement is urging users to ditch ChatGPT, not for glitches or errors, but over concerns about OpenAI's ties to controversial political figures and organizations. The campaign, dubbed QuitGPT, highlights the growing tension between tech companies and users who demand ethical alignment. Ke
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Microsoft AI CEO: All White-Collar Tasks Automated in 18 Months
Microsoft's AI chief is making a bold claim: artificial intelligence will reach "human-level performance" in most white-collar jobs within the next 18 months. The statement arrives amid growing unease about AI's potential to displace workers, even as questions persist about its actual productivity g
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IBM Triples Gen Z Entry-Level Jobs After Finding AI's Limits
IBM is defying the narrative of AI eliminating entry-level jobs by tripling its hiring of Gen Z employees. The $240 billion tech giant is betting that these young workers will accelerate AI adoption, rewriting entry-level roles to focus on human interaction and durable skills. This move challenges t
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