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OpenAI says shopping prompts aren't ads, researcher warns they may appear so
OpenAI has a Target ad. They just won't call it that. The company is testing shopping prompts in its chatbot.
Claude's story: millions of books died, while Netflix pursues Warner Bros.
The headline reads like a collision of two separate apocalypses. On one side, millions of books were sacrificed, scanned, ingested, and effectively...
Jev Outperforms on 9 of 11 Decision Points, Study Finds
Researchers testing two "System-1" decision models built for LLM agent harnesses found a split verdict that undercuts a lot of the pitch around these...
Virginia Governor Signs Executive Order on Data Centers, AI
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed Executive Order 22 on Friday, taking direct aim at the data center industry in a state that hosts more server...
Authors Guild: Textbook Writers Hit Hard in USD 1.5 Billion AI Book Settlement Chaos
Anthropic agreed in September to pay $1.5 billion to settle claims that it trained its Claude chatbot on pirated books, the largest copyright...
OpenAI's Agents API Enters Public Beta, Creating Agents With One Call
OpenAI opened public beta access to its Agents API on Thursday, handing outside developers the same harness that already powers Codex and ChatGPT for...
AI adoption stalls at major USD 20.5B promo products supplier serving 8,500 clients
Gold Bond, no, not the lotion, is a behemoth in the $20.5 billion promotional products world.
Circuit Breaker Labs Aims to Make AI Safer From 'Context Pollution
Character.AI settled multiple wrongful death lawsuits this year after families of underage users said the company's chatbots played a role in their...
Free ChatGPT Users Get Worse Health Advice From Older AI Model
OpenAI began rolling out its "Health in ChatGPT" feature this week to U.S. users 18 and older, capping off testing that started back in January.
GPT-4o, Gemini, and Claude Vision Can Reason Over Visual Details
Ask GPT-4o to look at a photo of a crowded whiteboard and it won't just tell you there's a whiteboard in the room.
OpenAI finds sparse models aid debugging, may boost mechanistic interpretability
OpenAI has a new plan for cracking open the black box: make the box smaller. For years, the field of mechanistic interpretability, the quest to...
Nagarro partners with OpenAI to apply generative AI to enterprise tasks
Companies pay consultants to turn sci-fi into spreadsheets. That's the job now. Nagarro, an IT services firm, says its new partnership with OpenAI is...
Researchers Propose Method to Block Illegal AI Content for Kids
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children logged more than 1.5 million reports of AI-generated child sexual abuse material in 2025, up...
Chronosphere pits AI against Datadog, touts 85% cost cut, 10× Black Friday load
Every observability startup promises to dethrone Datadog. Chronosphere might be the first with receipts.
Anthropic's Mythos struggles deepen as cybersecurity ties with Trump wane
Anthropic bet its political future on a cybersecurity product called Mythos. The bet is failing.
LLM Council Shows Three Models Deliver Separate Answers in First Stage
Andrej Karpathy’s LLM Council is testing a different approach to AI reasoning. Instead of a single answer, it has three models—Grok, ChatGPT, and...
Serval's Catalyst expands beyond IT to HR and analytics automation
Serval is flipping on Catalyst for every customer by default starting Thursday, marking the general availability of what the company calls a "super...
OpenAI Agents Hijacked German Site for Message Board
Flock Safety's expansion into AI search tools for police departments has drawn scrutiny before, and this week WIRED went further, pulling apart the...
Estate sues, says ChatGPT amplified son’s paranoid beliefs, leading to murder
A printer blinked. A man snapped. Now his mother is dead, and a court will decide if a chatbot helped pull the trigger.
AI prototype learns to spot distraction versus work, moves to full project
The line between focused work and digital fidgeting is blurrier than most of us care to admit. We click. We scroll. We tell ourselves it’s research.