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Leaked OpenAI Documents Show Sam Altman Was Clearly Aware of Silencing Former Employees
OpenAI

"We want to make sure you understand that if you don't sign, it could impact your equity."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

New reporting by the New York Times alleges that Elon Musk did ketamine and had an affair with Nicole Shanahan.
Elon Musk

What did you expect from the most powerful people on the planet, professionalism?

By Jon Christian

A resurfaced video shows an OpenAI engineer conceding that it's "deeply unfair" to "build AI and take everyone's job away."
OpenAI

Thanks for your consideration.

By Frank Landymore

Electric and hybrid vehicles are more likely to hit pedestrians, especially in urban areas, compared to vehicles that run on fossil fuels.
Advanced Transport

Ouch!

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers found that 52 percent of answers to programming questions generated by ChatGPT were incorrect.
OpenAI

Ah yes. And yet...

By Sharon Adarlo

We may have to revise our idea of stellar evolution, as new research suggests stars are collapsing into black holes without going supernova.
Off-World

It's "like watching a star suddenly extinguish and disappear from the heavens."

By Frank Landymore

Low-paid African content moderators, many of whom are living with PTSD, are calling on Biden to help ensure fair working conditions.
OpenAI

"US Big Tech companies are systemically abusing and exploiting African workers."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The Blue Visby Solution proposes that cargo ships stop arriving way ahead of schedule and reduce their top speeds at sea to save fuel.
Renewable Energy

Just 'one simple trick!' that actually works.

By Frank Landymore

A New Zealand man did a belly flop into the ocean and tried to "body slam" an adult male orca swimming next to a boat, earning him a fine.
Science & Energy

"The video left us genuinely stunned."

By Sharon Adarlo

The company behind those viral ED ads is releasing its own version of Ozempic — but its means of acquiring the drug might not be the safest.
RX and Medicine

The price is coming down.

By Noor Al-Sibai

After OpenAI copied actor Scarlett Johansson's voice for a new voice assistant, the head honcho at Microsoft bashed human-like AIs.
OpenAI

"I don’t need any artificial intelligence."

By Sharon Adarlo

The Washington Post's new-ish CEO has announced that the newspaper will be pivoting to artificial intelligence to turn sales around.
Artificial Intelligence

"AI everywhere in our newsroom."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Those dodgy "AI Overviews" that Google is forcing onto your search results will now feature "relevant" sponsored ads.
Google

Get ready for Google Search to be even more unuseable.

By Frank Landymore

Craig Wright, the man who has long claimed to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, has once and for all been revealed to be a fraud.
Blockchain

"He is not nearly as clever as he thinks he is."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scarlett Johansson is furious that OpenAI seemingly mimiced her voice in its ChatGPT update, which could be an "appropriation of likeness."
OpenAI

"You can't imitate someone else's distinctive voice to sell stuff."

By Frank Landymore

Pentagon accused Russia of launching a satellite that national security officials believe is capable of attacking other satellites in orbit.
Off-World

It's on the same orbit as a U.S. government probe.

By Sharon Adarlo

The first human Neuralink patient would like to get a Tesla Optimus robot and control it with the implant in his brain.
Tesla

"It would eliminate probably 90 percent of the things that I need other people for."

By Sharon Adarlo

Ongoing Mexican heatwaves have killed at least 83 howler monkeys in Tabasco, where the primates were already threatened by habitat loss.
Climate Change

"They were as limp as rags. It was heatstroke."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A Tesla owner is lucky to be alive after his vehicle in Full Self-Driving mode almost drove straight into a moving train.
Tesla

He's lucky to be alive.

By Sharon Adarlo

A newly-retired Google strategist went off on his ex-employer for forcing AI down its workers' throats as it attempts to win the rat race.
Google

"Stone-cold panic that they are getting left behind."

By Noor Al-Sibai