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Authors and publishers, who are suing OpenAI, secured access to internal Slack messages and emails discussing the deletion of pirated books.
Anthropic

OpenAI in Danger After Authors Suing It Gain Access to Its Internal Slack Messages

"Juries hear that and it’s a very powerful stick."

By Victor Tangermann

A jealous wife tries to get her husband's smartphone because she suspects him of infidelity.
Ethics

ChatGPT Is Giving Men Such Bad Advice on Dating That It May Actually Be Trying to Keep Them Single

No matter how awkward you think you are, it can always get worse.

By Joe Wilkins

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has started selling unsold Cybertruck inventory to his own companies, including SpaceX and xAI.
Electric Vehicles

Elon Musk Is Making Cybertruck Sales Look Better by Selling a Huge Number to Himself

That's just embarrassing.

By Victor Tangermann

US president Donald Trump has received multiple vaccines -- while his allies and appointees continue to rage against them.
Future Society

Trump Admits He Got Jabbed With Multiple Vaccines That His Allies Say Are Poison

Wait a second... why would he do that?

By Joe Wilkins

Eight months after relaxing its policy guidelines around naughty content, ChatGPT is finally loosening its guidelines.
Future Society

OpenAI Says It Will Move to Allow Smut

Gooners, take your marks.

By Joe Wilkins

A new startup is helping job seekers brute force their way into one of the worst job markets since 2009, consequences be damned.
Ethics

Parasitic Startup Pollutes Job Market by Applying to Jobs for You Automatically

"What if everyone applied to every job?"

By Joe Wilkins

A preliminary report shows that researchers' confidence in AI software dropped off a cliff over the last year.
Ethics

The More Scientists Work With AI, the Less They Trust It

Numbers are down across the board.

By Joe Wilkins

A consumer research firm said the new ChatGPT ads scored very low for long term growth and immediate sales impact.
OpenAI

OpenAI’s Marketing Efforts Are Embarrassingly Ineffective, New Consumer Research Finds

ChatGPT rated an ad 5/10.

By Rae Witte

Worried that AI will destroy work? Well, Sam Altman asks if you've considered what a farmer from half a century ago thinks of your job, first.
OpenAI

Sam Altman Says If Jobs Gets Wiped Out, Maybe They Weren’t Even “Real Work” to Start With

So that's where we're at.

By Frank Landymore

Now on year seven of his all-meat diet, the pseudo-intellectual is reportedly suffering from a nefarious "spiritual attack."
Future Society

Strange New Health Issues Put Jordan Peterson in ICU

"To be perfectly honest, I think a lot of this is spiritual."

By Joe Wilkins

The bill would not only outlaw marriage between a human and AI, but prevent AIs from being recognized as people.
Ethics

Ohio Seeks to Ban Human-AI Marriage

Thou shalt not tie the not with a bot.

By Frank Landymore

It's a fascinating look into the effort to drum up consent for an unprecedented crackdown on American cities.
Ethics

Trump Supporters Are Using OpenAI’s Sora to Generate AI Videos of Soldiers Assaulting Protesters

"Lmfao, that was beautiful and before you ask I voted for this!"

By Joe Wilkins

Upset teen girl sit on floor sadly look out window worried about teenage problem at school and communication with parent. Worried girl tensely suffer about bullying at school, unrequited love with boy
Artificial Intelligence

University Using AI to Falsely Accuse Students of Cheating With AI

"It's AI detecting AI."

By Frank Landymore

Astronomers have detected a mysterious dark object in the distant universe. It could be dark matter, or it could be something else.
Dark Matter

Astronomers Detect Mysterious Dark Object in Distant Galaxy

They've never seen anything like it.

By Frank Landymore

Billionaires are (still) doomsday prepping. AI — the tech many of them are building — has them more paranoid than ever.
Artificial Intelligence

Numerous Billionaires Preparing for End of Society

Guns, gold, and bunkers galore.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Scientists have developed a nanoparticle-based treatment that successfully reversed Alzheimer's disease in mice.
Neuroscience and Brain

Nanoparticle Treatment Reverses Alzheimer’s in Mice

This could be huge.

By Victor Tangermann

We may have been wrong about how the Moon's largest crater, the South Pole-Aitken basin, formed roughly 4.3 billion years ago.
Future Society

There’s Something Really Strange About the Moon’s Largest Crater, Where NASA Astronauts Are Due to Land

The findings have "important implications" for upcoming missions to the lunar surface.

By Victor Tangermann

A new survey of high school students and teachers paints a bleak picture of how rapidly AI has taken over schools.
Ethics

An Astonishing Proportion of High Schoolers Have Had a “Romantic Relationship” With an AI, Research Finds

This should worry you.

By Frank Landymore

Dr. Fred Ramsdell and his wife were backpacking through the Rocky Mountains when they missed the Nobel Assembly's call.
Treatments

Committee Unable to Contact Nobel Prize Winner Because He’s Too Chill, Had Phone on Airplane Mode

His lab said he “was living his best life and was off the grid on a preplanned hiking trip."

By Rae Witte

Canada's fisheries minister has stepped in to deny the transfer of 30 white whales to a suitable facility in China.
Biology

Canada Considering Doing Something Unforgivable to its Beluga Whales

Horrible.

By Joe Wilkins