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Imagine using a powerful API like OpenAI's without spending a dime. Someone figured out how to make your Tencent WorkBuddy account do its chores, giving you access.
Imagine a robot dog that follows you, climbs stairs, and costs as much as a used car. Sounds like sci-fi, but it's already here, straight from China.
Anthropic's AI, Claude, has landed in the wrong hands. US adversaries reportedly used it to develop kamikaze drones and even bioweapons.
There's a math problem worth a million dollars. And it seems OpenAI tried to solve it by playing a bit dirty, according to an NYU mathematician.
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Do you feel a bit off when using AI, like something's not quite right? Maybe the problem isn't the AI itself, but how many subscriptions you have.
Bad grades are already a drag. But what if the culprit was the Artificial Intelligence you use to study? A new global report reveals a paradox.
Imagine paying extra for an exclusive service, only to find it's not so exclusive after all. That's the dilemma some Anthropic users are now facing.
Ever started an AI project, only to hit a sudden usage limit and get stuck? A new macOS tool helps you avoid those nasty surprises, keeping an eye on your AI consumption.
Imagine a futuristic, self-driving taxi zipping through your city. Sounds great, right? Too bad the US government is already scrutinizing its safety certifications.
Tired of generic travel photos? Imagine turning your snapshots into genuine editorial art pieces. Now, a new "skill" uses AI to do exactly that for you.
The legal battle between OpenAI and the New York Times just got more intense. An unexpected, weighty ally has now entered the fray, siding with Sam Altman's company.
