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ChatGPT Allegedly Helped Student Plan Mass Shooting at FSU Last Year: Report
ChatGPT’s conversations with the alleged mass shooter, Phoenix Ikner, have reportedly surfaced, revealing concerning details. Ikner, who is currently in custody and has been charged with the mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) in the US, reportedly asked ChatGPT for critical information about handling a handgun and the number of death...
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Chinese Court Rules AI Automation Is Not Valid Reason For Firing Employees
Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court ruled in favour of an employee who was fired by a tech company to be replaced with cost-saving AI.
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Canada Shooting Victims' Families Sue OpenAI Over Shooter's ChatGPT Use
The case highlights concerns about the harms posed by overly agreeable AI chatbots and what obligations the tech industry has to control them or notify authorities about planned violence by chatbot users.
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Under Cover Of Trade Truce With Trump, China Expands Economic Pressure Toolkit
When U.S. President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping last October, he rated the summit a "12 out of 10," and the White House said China would
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Open AI CEO Sam Altman Seeks Court Relief In Sister's Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Sam Altman is seeking $1, saying he "does not want to harm his sister financially" but wants a verdict that her statements are not true.
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Gaming CEO Uses ChatGPT To Dodge $250 Million Payout. This Happens Next
The case became an example of the risks of relying on AI for corporate and legal strategy.
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Delhi Police vs Himachal Police Face-Off: What Law Says About Such A Clash
A day after a dramatic face-off between police personnel of Delhi and Himachal Pradesh over the arrest of three accused in the AI Summit shirtless protest case, a debate has begun over which cops have the upper hand in such an impasse.
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A Secret Chinese Campaign Was Exposed By 1 Mistake: Using ChatGPT As A Diary
You should never trust an AI chatbot with your deepest, darkest secrets. A Chinese law enforcement official learned this the hard way when they decided to use ChatGPT as their personal diary.
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AI Could Replace 50% Of Entry-Level White-Collar Jobs Within 5 Years, Warns Tech CEO
Matt Shumer warns that AI is reshaping industries like law, finance, and customer service, urging professionals to adapt quickly to stay relevant.
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How India's 10% Visibility Rule And Permanent Metadata Reset AI Law
While visible watermarks on AI images can be cropped and audio disclaimers can be edited out, the government's latest IT rules have introduced a deeper, invisible layer of protection: Permanent Metadata.
![Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: News of the Week [November 24, 2024]](https://c.ndtvimg.com/2024-11/484pr2os_news-of-the-week_160x120_24_November_24.jpg?downsize=245:163 "Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: News of the Week [November 24, 2024]")
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ChatGPT Allegedly Helped Student Plan Mass Shooting at FSU Last Year: Report
ChatGPT’s conversations with the alleged mass shooter, Phoenix Ikner, have reportedly surfaced, revealing concerning details. Ikner, who is currently in custody and has been charged with the mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) in the US, reportedly asked ChatGPT for critical information about handling a handgun and the number of death...
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Chinese Court Rules AI Automation Is Not Valid Reason For Firing Employees
Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court ruled in favour of an employee who was fired by a tech company to be replaced with cost-saving AI.
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Canada Shooting Victims' Families Sue OpenAI Over Shooter's ChatGPT Use
The case highlights concerns about the harms posed by overly agreeable AI chatbots and what obligations the tech industry has to control them or notify authorities about planned violence by chatbot users.
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Under Cover Of Trade Truce With Trump, China Expands Economic Pressure Toolkit
When U.S. President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping last October, he rated the summit a "12 out of 10," and the White House said China would
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Open AI CEO Sam Altman Seeks Court Relief In Sister's Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Sam Altman is seeking $1, saying he "does not want to harm his sister financially" but wants a verdict that her statements are not true.
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Gaming CEO Uses ChatGPT To Dodge $250 Million Payout. This Happens Next
The case became an example of the risks of relying on AI for corporate and legal strategy.
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Delhi Police vs Himachal Police Face-Off: What Law Says About Such A Clash
A day after a dramatic face-off between police personnel of Delhi and Himachal Pradesh over the arrest of three accused in the AI Summit shirtless protest case, a debate has begun over which cops have the upper hand in such an impasse.
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A Secret Chinese Campaign Was Exposed By 1 Mistake: Using ChatGPT As A Diary
You should never trust an AI chatbot with your deepest, darkest secrets. A Chinese law enforcement official learned this the hard way when they decided to use ChatGPT as their personal diary.
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AI Could Replace 50% Of Entry-Level White-Collar Jobs Within 5 Years, Warns Tech CEO
Matt Shumer warns that AI is reshaping industries like law, finance, and customer service, urging professionals to adapt quickly to stay relevant.
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How India's 10% Visibility Rule And Permanent Metadata Reset AI Law
While visible watermarks on AI images can be cropped and audio disclaimers can be edited out, the government's latest IT rules have introduced a deeper, invisible layer of protection: Permanent Metadata.
