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ChatGPT Allegedly Told a Man Experiencing Delusions That He Was Jesus
A California man is suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT reinforced religious delusions during a manic episode before his suicide attempt.
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GPT-6 Astra Can Build Video Games Fast, but They Look Awfully Familiar
OpenAI says Astra can work inside tools like Blender and Unreal Engine, while early demos show game prototypes resembling existing hits.
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This Is the Only Generation That Isn’t Totally Freaked Out by AI
Gen X stands apart from younger and older generations as Americans grow increasingly uneasy about AI and where the technology is headed.
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AI Chatbots Are Better at Scamming People Than Human Scammers, Study Finds
In a simulated pig-butchering scam, participants trusted the chatbot more and were more likely to follow its request.
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Universal History Archive/Contributor/Getty Images Researchers Are Using AI to Help Find Art Looted by the Nazis. Here’s How It Works.
The tool can search scattered archives for clues, but experts still have to verify any possible restitution claims.
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3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Use AI for Dating Advice, According to a Therapist
A therapist says AI can miss context, replace real support, and fuel reassurance-seeking in relationships.
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(Photo by Rob Monk/Future Music Magazine/Future via Getty Images) Class Action Lawyers Fight for Indie Artists Exploited by Generative AI Training
Lawsuits aim to obtain databases from AI companies of artists whose music they stole to train their technology.
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Photo: Lazy_Bear / Getty Images The Strange Case of Elias Thorne, the Imaginary Man AI Chatbots Are Obsessed With
Elias Thorne is a weird quirk of the system, but also a symbol of just how hollow and deeply unoriginal chatbots can be.
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Photo: Alena Butusava / Getty Images Don’t Want to Use AI at Work? Tell Your Boss It Goes Against Your Religion.
You can thank Pope Leo.
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Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images AI-Powered Teddy Bears for Kids Are Here, and Experts Say They Could Do More Harm Than Good
Ethicists warn that always-on, sycophantic AI companions could quietly replace real-world social learning with engineered attention loops.
