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OpenAI is in talks about a stock sale that would value it at half a trillion dollars, leaving its nonprofit roots in the rearview mirror.
OpenAI

So much for being "unconstrained by a need to generate financial return."

By Victor Tangermann

The mysterious Shroud of Turin, believed by Christians to have laid atop Jesus Christ's body, may be even stranger than we previously thought.
Science & Energy

"Significantly distorted."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Chinese robot maker Unitree has shown off its next quadripedal robot dog, which is strong enough to hold a 220-pound adult on its back.
Robotics

Eat your heart out, Tony Hawk.

By Victor Tangermann

Google's former chief business officer, Mo Gawdat, warned that AI could soon replace white-collar jobs, including CEOs.
Google

Is that what we really want?

By Victor Tangermann

Behind the scenes, Disney has been struggling to deploy AI after creating a whole new business unit dedicated to the tech.
Artificial Intelligence

It's bringing down the mouse.

By Noor Al-Sibai

After months of warnings from experts and users alike, OpenAI has issued a small update to give users "gentle reminders" to take breaks.
OpenAI

"Want more info on bridges? Or back to Wall Street/job stuff?"

By Joe Wilkins

There is now a Labubu-wrapped Cybertruck out there — and the weirdest part is that we don't entirely hate it.
Tesla

"I had an immediate physical convulsion upon seeing this image."

By Noor Al-Sibai

In a scathing open letter, luminaries from the AI industry are calling on OpenAI to prove that it has not betrayed humanity.
OpenAI

"OpenAI is currently sitting on both sides of the table in a closed boardroom, making a deal on humanity's behalf..."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla shareholders have sued CEO Elon Musk and his carmaker, claiming that the he had hidden significant risk with the company's robotaxis.
Tesla

They're accusing him of securities fraud.

By Victor Tangermann

Med Student Horrified to Learn How Much His Zoomer Patient Was Actually Vaping
Developments

"That's like nicotine equivalent of 30ish packs of cigs EVERY DAY."

By Victor Tangermann

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta drew widespread criticism for conducting an interview with an AI avatar of a school shooting victim.
Artificial Intelligence

"This is absolutely deranged."

By Victor Tangermann

AI companies are pouring so much money into AI, it may be propping up the US economy, which could make a bubble pop an even bigger disaster.
Artificial Intelligence

Too big to fail.

By Victor Tangermann

New research has found that the top LLM chatbots are remarkably easy to trick into supplying information about suicide and self-harm.
OpenAI

OpenAI's mental health "guardrails" are a disgrace.

By Joe Wilkins

Google's notorious AI Overviews feature appears, for perhaps the very first time, to have finally gotten it right.
Google

Look who's talking!

By Noor Al-Sibai

researchers-pause-ai-therapy-bot
Artificial Intelligence

"Empathy without accountability isn’t therapy."

By Noor Al-Sibai

OpenAI provided a rare update regarding reports of AI psychosis, vowing that ChatGPT will get "better" at detecting signs of mental distress.
OpenAI

"We don't always get it right."

By Frank Landymore

Ozzy Osbourne's body is barely cold, but already, he's been subjected to AI resurrection by fellow musician and contemporary Rod Stewart. 
Artificial Intelligence

Wake up Ozzy, I think I've got something to say to you.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tens of thousands of ChatGPT conversations were mistakenly shared by users who used a feature that OpenAI has swiftly removed.
OpenAI

Such empowering tech.

By Frank Landymore

Job seekers are getting increasingly frustrated with encountering AI interviewers during their search for employment.
Artificial Intelligence

"I don’t want to work for a company if the HR person can’t even spend the time to talk to me."

By Victor Tangermann

Funeral companies and grieving families are turning to AI chatbots to cough up obituaries for the recently deceased.
OpenAI

"Wouldn't it still mean something, even if it was written by a machine?"

By Frank Landymore