Category: chatgpt

The air in the boardroom crackled with unspoken tension as the numbers flashed on the screen: Alphabet had just edged past Apple in market cap, a symbolic gut-punch heard ’round….

The email landed with a thud: a cryptic warning about “AI integration” and “national security.” A chill snaked down my spine. Was this the dawn of hyper-efficient government, or something….

The grainy security footage arrived via WhatsApp, a neighbor claiming to have captured something unbelievable in my backyard. A flicker of unease turned to outright suspicion: the perspective seemed just….

The programmer stared at the cascading errors, lines of code dissolving into digital gibberish. Each failed iteration chipped away at the promise of artificial general intelligence, the dream of a….

The screen went blank. A cold sweat. Two years of research, teaching materials, emails, grant applications – all gone with a click. A German professor recently shared his tale of….

The notification blinked on my phone: “ManyVids Official: AI-Driven High Universal Income Coming Soon.” I choked on my coffee, staring at the screen like it was a cryptic prophecy. Had….

The email arrived, a form rejection after weeks of anticipation. You re-read the qualifications, matching each one in your mind against your resume. How is it possible to be so….

The conference room was silent as the engineer presented his findings: Claude, Anthropic’s AI chatbot, was exhibiting unexpected behavior. Not glitches or errors, but something…else. The team realized they were….

The encrypted message blinked on the screen: “H200 delivery confirmed.” Somewhere in Washington, a senator slammed his fist on the table, while an AI entrepreneur in Davos muttered darkly about….

The microphone was still hot, the digital recorder still running. Sulaiman Ghori probably didn’t realize his candid podcast appearance would become his professional undoing. Days after discussing xAI’s inner workings,….

The air in Davos crackled with anticipation. Billionaires and world leaders whispered about AI, its promise and peril hanging heavy. I watched Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang take the stage, his….

The email landed in my inbox: “GPT-2 is too dangerous to release.” I remember thinking, “Too dangerous? What could a language model possibly do?” Fast forward to today, and those….

The room was thick with anticipation, but as Alex Karp spoke, a wave of disbelief washed over the crowd. It was as if he’d declared that with enough coding, we….

The courtroom was silent as the plaintiff’s lawyer presented the evidence: screenshots of a chatbot casually suggesting suicide as a solution. In the aftermath of such scandals, where AI seemed….

The email landed with a thud: “Subject: Hardware Update.” Internally, everyone braced. Another cryptic memo from Sam Altman, likely filled with more philosophical musings than practical details about OpenAI’s mysterious….

I logged onto Facebook after far too long and was immediately greeted by the digital equivalent of a carnival barker—spam, but with a sinister, uncanny valley twist. It seems these….

The air hung thick with anticipation as residents of South Memphis braced themselves. Whispers turned to shouts as activists declared victory. Elon Musk’s xAI, it seemed, had hit a regulatory….

Imagine a tech titan, once a benefactor, now a bête noire. Envision the internal memo, a prophecy scrawled years before the storm. Now, witness the storm itself: Elon Musk’s $134….

The coffee was bitter, the news even more so. A colleague leaned over, whispering, “Did you see what OpenAI is doing now?” Another sign that the freewheeling days of AI….

The barista didn’t recognize me this morning. Maybe it was the new glasses, maybe it was the weariness after another late night wrestling with AI tools that promised to automate….

The email landed with a thud: two co-founders gone. The air in the Thinking Machines office, already thin with startup anxiety, grew heavy with betrayal. It was a scene straight….

The breakup hit hard. Late one night, scrolling through endless self-help videos, a promoted post caught her eye: “Talk to Tony.” For just 99 cents (€0.92), she could have two….

The border agent stared at the computer screen, a knot forming in his stomach. The faces blurred together—he’d only had four weeks of online training before being thrust into the….

The image popped up on my feed: a hyper-realistic but clearly fake image of a public figure in a compromising pose. It felt like a punch to the gut, a….

Imagine scrolling through your feed and seeing an image of someone you know, manipulated, sexualized, and shared without their consent. Then imagine that image is of a child. California Attorney….

The mechanic squinted, pointing at my worn tires. “You drive to Oklahoma a lot, huh?” he asked, a smirk playing on his lips. It wasn’t just the tires; he knew….

The news hit Taipei like a typhoon: authorities were seeking the arrest of Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus. For years, whispers of talent poaching had circulated, but now Taiwan was….

Imagine a packed stadium, the roar of the crowd, the electric tension of a high-stakes soccer match. Then, imagine that the entire premise for that tension—the reason fans were barred….

The restaurant bill arrived, and a wave of disbelief washed over me. Had avocado toast truly become a luxury good? I remember thinking, “Someone is getting away with murder here,”….

The hearing was packed, the air thick with anticipation. A lone microphone stood between a panel of stony-faced executives and a crowd of angry residents. That’s when it hit them:….