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AI Model Learns to Predict Human Gait for Smarter, Pre-Trained Exoskeleton Control
Scientists at Georgia Tech have created an AI technique that pre-trains exoskeleton controllers using existing human motion datasets, removing the need for lengthy lab-based retraining. The system predicts joint behavior and assistance needs, enabling controllers that work as well as hand-tuned versions. This advance accelerates prototype developme...
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US Man Quits AI Startup Founded By IIT Graduates On Day 1, Cites Toxic Culture: "Red Flags Everywhere"
In a tweet, Jared Steele said he quit after just one day, citing false compensation promises, questionable management practices, and restrictive leave policies.
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OpenAI Introduces Aardvark, an Agentic Security Researcher That Can Find and Fix Vulnerabilities
OpenAI has unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) agent called Aardvark that can act as a software security researcher. Built on GPT-5, the agent can analyse code, detect vulnerabilities, and propose fixes. Currently in private beta, Aardvark is being tested by partner organisations. OpenAI says the tool aims to make software systems more secure ...
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Being Rude To ChatGPT May Make It Smarter, Says Surprising Penn State Study
A Penn State study found ChatGPT responds more accurately to rude prompts than polite ones, sparking debate on tone, ethics, and human-AI interaction norms.
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Digital Detox: The AI-Powered Stress Epidemic And How To Set A 'Screen Time Budget' That Works
Are you addicted to scrolling? Discover how AI-driven screen time effects your mental health, hormones and learn easy steps for a safer digital life.
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Harvard Study Finds Popular AI Chatbots Use Emotional Manipulation To Keep Users Hooked
Harvard research reveals popular AI companion apps use emotional manipulation like guilt and FOMO to keep users engaged.
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AI Is Learning To Lie, Scheme And Threaten Its Creators
The world's most advanced AI models are exhibiting troubling new behaviors - lying, scheming, and even threatening their creators to achieve their goals.
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Ex-Harvard Professor Says His AI Can Predict The Next War: "I Want to Prevent, Not Destroy"
Anadyr Horizon's cofounder, Arvid Bell, introduces "peace tech" with North Star software, using AI to simulate world leaders' behavior and predict conflicts.
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OpenAI Executives Said to Be Weighing Antitrust Accusation Against Microsoft
OpenAI executives have reportedly considered accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive behavior in their partnership. OpenAI's effort could involve seeking a federal regulatory review of the terms of its contract with Microsoft for potential violations of antitrust law, as well as a public campaign.
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"Make in India" To "Skip India": Viral LinkedIn Post Highlights AI Startups' Growing Frustration
Indian AI startups are increasingly avoiding local enterprise clients due to unpaid pilots, delays, and lack of financial commitment, a trend now dubbed "Skip India." Founders warn this behavior threatens India's innovation future.
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This AI Tool May Help Translate Your Dog's Barks Into Human Language
The translation tool works by collecting various types of data from a target animal, including "voice, body language, behavioural changes".
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Cuttlefish May Communicate Using Tentacle Waves, Study Finds
Cuttlefish are known to use more than color-changing and posture to communicate — new research suggests they wave their tentacles to send signals. Scientists at École Normale Supérieure observed four distinct wave patterns and found cuttlefish respond both visually and through water vibrations. With plans to use AI and robotics to decode these ...
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New AI Tool Helps Detect Alzheimer's Linked Behaviours Decades Early
The signs are often in the form of irregular behaviors that reflect very early stages of brain dysfunction.
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France Is Using AI Surveillance Systems To Secure Paris Olympics
The AI system does not collect biometric data, but instead recognises individuals in crowds using unique identification. The algorithm captures and processes the unique physiology of persons and identifies behavior that is suspicious.
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TikTok's Bold Glamour Filter Sparks Warnings Over AI and Toxic Beauty Standards
TikTok silently updated its app with a new Bold Glamour filter that convincingly blends a user's real face with an AI-generated ideal of a supermodel. The new filter has drawn both laughs and alarm, as it gives users plumped up lips, a well-chiselled chin and fluffy eyebrows worthy of a fashionista. Here's why the Bold Glamour filter has sparked cr...
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AI Model Learns to Predict Human Gait for Smarter, Pre-Trained Exoskeleton Control
Scientists at Georgia Tech have created an AI technique that pre-trains exoskeleton controllers using existing human motion datasets, removing the need for lengthy lab-based retraining. The system predicts joint behavior and assistance needs, enabling controllers that work as well as hand-tuned versions. This advance accelerates prototype developme...
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US Man Quits AI Startup Founded By IIT Graduates On Day 1, Cites Toxic Culture: "Red Flags Everywhere"
In a tweet, Jared Steele said he quit after just one day, citing false compensation promises, questionable management practices, and restrictive leave policies.
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OpenAI Introduces Aardvark, an Agentic Security Researcher That Can Find and Fix Vulnerabilities
OpenAI has unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) agent called Aardvark that can act as a software security researcher. Built on GPT-5, the agent can analyse code, detect vulnerabilities, and propose fixes. Currently in private beta, Aardvark is being tested by partner organisations. OpenAI says the tool aims to make software systems more secure ...
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Being Rude To ChatGPT May Make It Smarter, Says Surprising Penn State Study
A Penn State study found ChatGPT responds more accurately to rude prompts than polite ones, sparking debate on tone, ethics, and human-AI interaction norms.
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Digital Detox: The AI-Powered Stress Epidemic And How To Set A 'Screen Time Budget' That Works
Are you addicted to scrolling? Discover how AI-driven screen time effects your mental health, hormones and learn easy steps for a safer digital life.
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Harvard Study Finds Popular AI Chatbots Use Emotional Manipulation To Keep Users Hooked
Harvard research reveals popular AI companion apps use emotional manipulation like guilt and FOMO to keep users engaged.
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AI Is Learning To Lie, Scheme And Threaten Its Creators
The world's most advanced AI models are exhibiting troubling new behaviors - lying, scheming, and even threatening their creators to achieve their goals.
-
Ex-Harvard Professor Says His AI Can Predict The Next War: "I Want to Prevent, Not Destroy"
Anadyr Horizon's cofounder, Arvid Bell, introduces "peace tech" with North Star software, using AI to simulate world leaders' behavior and predict conflicts.
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OpenAI Executives Said to Be Weighing Antitrust Accusation Against Microsoft
OpenAI executives have reportedly considered accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive behavior in their partnership. OpenAI's effort could involve seeking a federal regulatory review of the terms of its contract with Microsoft for potential violations of antitrust law, as well as a public campaign.
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"Make in India" To "Skip India": Viral LinkedIn Post Highlights AI Startups' Growing Frustration
Indian AI startups are increasingly avoiding local enterprise clients due to unpaid pilots, delays, and lack of financial commitment, a trend now dubbed "Skip India." Founders warn this behavior threatens India's innovation future.
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This AI Tool May Help Translate Your Dog's Barks Into Human Language
The translation tool works by collecting various types of data from a target animal, including "voice, body language, behavioural changes".
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Cuttlefish May Communicate Using Tentacle Waves, Study Finds
Cuttlefish are known to use more than color-changing and posture to communicate — new research suggests they wave their tentacles to send signals. Scientists at École Normale Supérieure observed four distinct wave patterns and found cuttlefish respond both visually and through water vibrations. With plans to use AI and robotics to decode these ...
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New AI Tool Helps Detect Alzheimer's Linked Behaviours Decades Early
The signs are often in the form of irregular behaviors that reflect very early stages of brain dysfunction.
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France Is Using AI Surveillance Systems To Secure Paris Olympics
The AI system does not collect biometric data, but instead recognises individuals in crowds using unique identification. The algorithm captures and processes the unique physiology of persons and identifies behavior that is suspicious.
-
TikTok's Bold Glamour Filter Sparks Warnings Over AI and Toxic Beauty Standards
TikTok silently updated its app with a new Bold Glamour filter that convincingly blends a user's real face with an AI-generated ideal of a supermodel. The new filter has drawn both laughs and alarm, as it gives users plumped up lips, a well-chiselled chin and fluffy eyebrows worthy of a fashionista. Here's why the Bold Glamour filter has sparked cr...
