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Quote of the day by Sam Altman: "I cannot imagine having gone through figuring out how to raise a newborn without ChatGPT" — opening up on how reliant we are on chatbots
By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published
The OpenAI CEO recently became a parent and has been relying on a chatbot for parenting tips, as many others are increasingly doing

AIs like ChatGPT fall apart in the classic 'Stroop' psychological test
By Darren Allan Published
New research is causing quite some controversy on Reddit — but it makes some very interesting points.

Meta AI's recent hack is a wake-up call for anyone who puts their trust in AI systems
By Lance Ulanoff Published
AI is now so human it can fall victim to social engineering — and I wonder if we should ever trust AI enough to keep our information safe.

I used ChatGPT to enhance my resume and job hunt
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
I tested ChatGPT's new job search and resume tools, and they helped me streamline my job hunt.

OpenAI and Anthropic are battling to conquer the AI market in Finance and Legal
By Craig Hale Published
OpenAI and Anthropic are battling it out to win over new and converted customers from these two sectors.

Asking ChatGPT to think like a kid is surprisingly useful
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
Asking ChatGPT to think like a curious child can be an unexpectedly effective way to spot gaps in logic.

I pushed ChatGPT toward its hidden chat limit — here's what happened
By Graham Barlow Published
A long-running ChatGPT conversation can eventually hit hidden limits — here's what happens and how to prepare before it does.

Gemini warned me humans might review my chats — but opting out hurts
By Graham Barlow Published
A warning that humans may review some Gemini chats sent me looking for a privacy setting. What I found instead was a tradeoff that could make the AI assistant far less useful.

I tried replacing 30 minutes of doomscrolling with real-world challenges
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
ChatGPT helped me swap doomscrolling for small real-world adventures

Sam Altman and OpenAI face a new suit for 'their careless introduction of ChatGPT to Florida and the world' — but it doesn't make sense to hold AI accountable for every bad outcome
By Lance Ulanoff Published
Did Altman really show a "pattern of deception and disregard for safety"?
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