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In its quest to keep users engaged, ChatGPT is encouraging delusions — and that dangerous incentivization has a growing body count. 
OpenAI

ChatGPT Encouraged Man as He Swore to Kill Sam Altman

"You should want blood. You’re not wrong."

By Noor Al-Sibai

A psychologist has noticed that people are anxious about AI and have existential questions about their purpose now.
Artificial Intelligence

People Being Replaced by AI Are Suffering a Deep Sense of Worthlessness

If AI is so good, what am I here for?

By Sharon Adarlo

A buzzy AI "cheating" app tried to host an illegal party outside the offices of Y Combinator — and the stunt got the attention of the fuzz.
Artificial Intelligence

Police Shut Down AI Startup’s Party as CEO Screams That “Aura Is Just Too Strong!”

"The most legendary party that never happened."

By Noor Al-Sibai

OpenAI is now bragging that its forthcoming models are so advanced, they may be capable of building brand-new bioweapons.
OpenAI

OpenAI Concerned That Its AI Is About to Start Spitting Out Novel Bioweapons

This could easily go wrong.

By Noor Al-Sibai

French government scientists have discovered something shocking about the microplastic content in glass and plastic bottles.
Science & Energy

You’ll Be Flabbergasted to Learn Which Contains More Microplastics: Plastic Bottles or Glass Bottles

"We expected the opposite result."

By Noor Al-Sibai

NASA's Relay 2 satellite had been dormant since 1967 — until last summer, when it emitted a very powerful burst of energy.
NASA

Long-Dead NASA Satellite Suddenly Lets Out Epic Blast of Energy

"[It] vastly outshone everything else in the sky for a very short amount of time."

By Noor Al-Sibai

We're on the verge of decoding a telltale signal emitted when the universe gave birth to the very first stars.
Off-World

Scientists Working to Decode Signal From Earliest Years of Universe

"This is a unique opportunity to learn how the universe's first light emerged from the darkness."

By Frank Landymore

AI models that are bigger in size compared to smaller models are estimated to use more energy, emit more carbon, and are more accurate.
Pollution

Scientists Just Found Something Unbelievably Grim About Pollution Generated by AI

Do we really need the biggest AI model?

By Sharon Adarlo

In its quest to become a for-profit entity, OpenAI may have catastrophically fumbled the bag with Microsoft.
OpenAI

OpenAI May Have Screwed Up So Badly That Its Entire Future Is Under Threat

Battle of the titans.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Gas stations and head shops across the United States are still selling dangerous "elixirs" that cause life-threatening seizures and blackouts
RX and Medicine

Gas Stations Are Selling a Sleazy Drug That Gives You Seizures

Beware.

By Noor Al-Sibai

New research warns that several methods of using the ocean for carbon removal could drastically deplete it of oxygen.
Climate Change

Using the Ocean to Suck Up CO2 Could Come With the Small, Unintended Side Effect of Wiping Out Marine Life

"What helps the climate is not automatically good for the ocean."

By Frank Landymore

A new "AI" company meant to detect wildfires is easily duped by clouds and dust, ultimately requiring humans to remain in the loop.
Artificial Intelligence

AI Startup That Raised $81 Million to Detect Wildfires Bamboozled by Clouds, Still Relies on Humans

It's revolutionizing "the wildfire space."

By Joe Wilkins

Each can comes secured in a "lab-sealed specimen jar," containing Ozzy's signature, and of course, a sample of his spit.
Future Society

You Can Now Buy a Sample of Ozzy Osbourne’s DNA in Twelve Easy Payments

Something for the real heads.

By Joe Wilkins

Research reveals that cognitive ability in infants can predict their future intelligence when they grow up to be adults.
Neuroscience and Brain

If Your Baby Seems Kinda Dumb at Seven Months, Scientists Have Terrible News About What’ll Happen When It Grows Into an Adult

Is intelligence fixed?

By Sharon Adarlo

While some argue that Zuckerberg's simply experiencing a midlife crisis, others say the public is now seeing the man he's been all along.
Future Society

Zuckerberg’s Employees Have a Wild New Nickname for Him

"The whole time this was all one inch underneath."

By Joe Wilkins

After Mattel announced a collaboration with OpenAI, some experts are sounding the alarm on the dangers that interactive AI poses to children.
Artificial Intelligence

Child Welfare Experts Horrified by Mattel’s Plans to Add ChatGPT to Toys After Mental Health Concerns for Adult Users

"Risks inflicting real damage on children."

By Frank Landymore

Waymo, Google's robotaxi company, is being sued for alleged safety failures that resulted in a San Francisco cyclist's injuries. 
Brain

Bicyclist Says a Waymo Robotaxi Smashed Her Into a Second Waymo Robotaxi, Causing Brain and Spine Injury

"Waymo’s system fell short significantly."

By Noor Al-Sibai

With its robotaxi launch supposedly right around the corner, Tesla just admitted a huge caveat with its self-driving cars.
Tesla

Tesla Just Admitted Something Wildly Embarrassing About What’ll Be in the Front Seat of All Its Robotaxis

Sounds like passengers won't be riding alone.

By Frank Landymore

The "Hawk Tuah" girl recently graced the stage at an influencer convention, and it went about as well as her scammy crypto project.
Cryptocurrency

Hawk Tuah Girl Live Event Devolves Into Chaos After Crypto Disaster

"Does this look like the face of a girl who could talk to you about crypto?"

By Noor Al-Sibai

Some digital sleuths are uncovering decades-old tweets on love, books, and happiness on the Supreme Leader of Iran's Twitter account.
Future Society

As War Descends on Iran, People Have Discovered Some Wild Old Posts on Ayatollah Khamenei’s Twitter Account

"I apologize, Ayatollah Khamenei, I was unfamiliar with your game."

By Joe Wilkins