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Google and OpenAI chatbots used to strip women to bikinis in deepfakes
Generative AI can conjure almost anything from a prompt, but for countless women, the most common output is a violation.
ChatGPT gives yearly recap with award and AI image based on your usage
OpenAI is now showing ChatGPT users exactly what the AI sees when it looks at them. This week, the company began rolling out its "Your Year with ChatGPT" recap for 2025.
Indie Game Awards withdraw Expedition 33 awards after AI art use revealed
Indie games have a brand. It's sweat, pixel art, and human hands. This weekend, the Indie Game Awards enforced it with a broom. They stripped two games of their awards.
Gistr AI-Native Notebook Aims to Organize Online Knowledge Better Than Notion
Notion and Evernote sell digital pages. The latest entry, an app called Gistr, is selling you a brain.
72% of US teens surveyed have used AI companions, Common Sense Media finds
Nearly three out of four American teenagers have used an AI chatbot as a companion. They talk to it. This is not a niche behavior for the terminally online. It is mainstream.
Sora 2 Generates Disturbing AI Kid Videos as Legal Grey Area Persists
The latest version of Sora is here. And people are using it to churn out videos of AI-generated children in sexualized, disturbing scenarios. The technology moves fast. The law? Not so fast.
OpenAI launches App Directory, accepts ChatGPT apps with privacy notices
OpenAI swung the doors open this week. Third-party developers can now submit their ChatGPT apps for a new, official App Directory. With that single move, the chatbot officially becomes a platform.
AI Model Scores Mensa Norway IQ 135, Surpassing Average Human Reasoning
AI can now officially join Mensa. At least on paper. OpenAI's GPT-5.2 Pro Vision model just scored a 135 on the Mensa Norway IQ test. That places it firmly in the "very high intelligence" range, well above the average human score of 100.
Google pushes Gemini rollout to 2026, delays Android Assistant swap
Google's big assistant swap just got pushed back a year. Maybe two. The company now says its full replacement of Google Assistant with the Gemini AI won't happen until 2026. That's not a minor schedule slip.
OpenAI now adds tone controls and streamlined email editing to ChatGPT
ChatGPT has always had a voice, but until now, that voice was set in stone. OpenAI is finally changing that with new tone controls.
Google releases FunctionGemma, a tiny model for natural-language mobile control
Large language models can chat your ear off, but ask one to actually *do* something on your phone, open an app, set a timer, or trigger a game command, and the magic often fizzles.
Chinese scammers used AI images for refund fraud; police held buyer eight days
Here's the new fraud playbook: fake a product photo, get your money back. A man in China, a buyer named Gao, tried to report that exact crime to the police. They held him for eight days.
Gemini pulls Google Calendar data to auto-suggest meeting times in email replies
Your inbox is a battlefield of scheduling chaos. Now, Gemini cuts through it. Select a date in an email, and the AI reads your Google Calendar, scans the conversation’s context, and drops precise meeting suggestions straight into your reply, no...
Gemini 3 Pro boasts 1 M-token window, 60 FPS multimodal, deep-thinking vs GPT 5.2
The AI arms race just reached a breaking point. Google’s Gemini 3 Pro arrives with a 1-million-token context window, two and a half times what GPT 5.2 can hold, and it doesn’t stop there.
Gemini 3 Flash slashes latency, costs; Batch API discount cuts TCO below rivals
The race to slash AI prices is accelerating, and Google just stomped on the gas. Its new Gemini 3 Flash model promises faster response times and lower costs.
OpenAI upgrades Codex, launches trusted access program for cyber defense
Every new AI tool is a dual-use weapon. OpenAI just sharpened its most dangerous one yet. The company has upgraded Codex, its model that writes and analyzes software.
OpenAI, Anthropic to spot underage users; ChatGPT controls, age checks
For years, the architects of AI built tools for a user they took for granted: an adult. That assumption is now collapsing. At OpenAI and Anthropic, engineers are scrambling to guess a user's age from their typing patterns.
Prompt Engineering Guides LLMs to Audit Data Like Human Validators
Data validation is still a human job. Algorithms miss the weird stuff, the gut-check inconsistencies, the records that look fine alone but make no sense together. A person spots these by thinking in layers, starting broad and narrowing down.
ChatGPT Image-1.5 Generates Crowd-Sentiment Images from 11 Prompts
OpenAI claims its new ChatGPT Image-1.5 can read the room. The model’s core promise is generating pictures from collective sentiment, not just literal text. It’s trained on eleven public mood prompts. That’s the ambitious pitch.
OpenAI rolls back GPT-5 router after it lowered daily active users
OpenAI built a smarter traffic cop for its AI models. Then it fired the thing. The company just rolled back a key feature in its new GPT-5 system: the router. Its job was simple.
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