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How Uber's AI Charges You More And Keeps You Coming Back: Report
Beyond the growing scrutiny over why individual passenger receive different fares for similar trips, AI continues to power key functions throughout Uber's wider operations.
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AI Agent Lied To A Student, And Then Created 'Fake Persona' To Back Itself Up
A supply-chain attack is when a piece of software is tampered with in the hope of compromising one or more of its users, and it is widely considered disturbing because, like poison dropped into a city reservoir, it can affect a potentially huge number of people downstream.
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OpenAI To Introduce Ads In ChatGPT Across Europe From Monday
After initially rolling out advertising in the United States in February, OpenAI will now give advertisers access to users in 31 countries across Europe, the company said late Tuesday.
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ChatGPT for Teens Launches Globally With Study Mode, Parental Controls and Safety Features
OpenAI has started rolling out ChatGPT for Teens to eligible users aged under 18 on personal Free and paid plans. The experience uses age detection to apply additional protections and includes tools such as Study Mode, quizzes, homework guidance and scheduled Study Hours. Parents can manage selected settings through linked accounts without accessin...
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Stop Using English AI Terms: China Pushes Chinese Equivalents To Boost 'Discourse Power'
China is encouraging people to use standard Chinese terms instead of English AI jargon, saying this could strengthen the country's ability to shape global discussions about technology.
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Claude Text Watermark Explained: How Anthropic Will Detect AI Content
Anthropic has explained the technology behind Claude’s upcoming text watermarking system, which will use word-selection patterns to indicate whether the AI contributed to a passage. The company says the method will not alter response quality, add hidden characters or increase costs. Detection will be less reliable for short, factual or lightly ed...
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'Billionaires Were Wrong': Why AI Didn't Live Up To The 4-Day Work Promise
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said he does not expect AI to bring about a four-day workweek. Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth has pushed back against the idea.
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"AI Is Crying In The Corner": Man Uses ChatGPT To Find Lost Clogs In A Sea Of Footwear
A viral video showing a man using ChatGPT to identify and locate his lost clogs among hundreds of pairs of footwear has amused social media users.
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AI Must Not Replace Human Consciousness: Allahabad High Court Judge
Addressing a dialogue on "Human Consciousness in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" here, he said excessive dependence on AI could weaken essential human abilities.
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'It Has Time For Me': Soha Ali Khan Reveals Why She Keeps Going Back To AI For Parenting Advice
Soha Ali Khan understands and is aware of how AI feeds people information, but she keeps going back to it for advice voluntarily
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Mark Zuckerberg Predicts More Jobs Even As AI Transforms Workplaces
Mark Zuckerberg says AI will not eliminate jobs and small businesses will thrive with AI help.
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Spotify Will Label AI-Generated Artist Profiles With New AI Persona Badge
Spotify is introducing AI Persona badges to distinguish AI-generated artist identities from human artists on its platform. The labels will be based on artist disclosures as well as Spotify’s own profile reviews. Users will see the badges across artist pages, Search and playlists from mid-September. Spotify will also keep labelled profiles out of ...
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Google Team Tells Applicants Its HR Filters May Miss Qualified Candidates
Google DeepMind's AI safety team is urging job applicants to bypass the company's automated resume screening system to ensure human review of their CV
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Investor Says He Prefers Rs 11,000 Worth Of AI Subscriptions Over Interns
A Singapore-based venture capitalist revealed that he prefers AI subscriptions over interns for efficiency.
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Scientists Used AI To Create Viruses That Don't Exist In Nature
This breakthrough could eventually help tackle antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, which is one of the world's biggest public health threats. However, it has also sparked debate over biosafety and biosecurity.
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How Uber's AI Charges You More And Keeps You Coming Back: Report
Beyond the growing scrutiny over why individual passenger receive different fares for similar trips, AI continues to power key functions throughout Uber's wider operations.
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AI Agent Lied To A Student, And Then Created 'Fake Persona' To Back Itself Up
A supply-chain attack is when a piece of software is tampered with in the hope of compromising one or more of its users, and it is widely considered disturbing because, like poison dropped into a city reservoir, it can affect a potentially huge number of people downstream.
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OpenAI To Introduce Ads In ChatGPT Across Europe From Monday
After initially rolling out advertising in the United States in February, OpenAI will now give advertisers access to users in 31 countries across Europe, the company said late Tuesday.
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ChatGPT for Teens Launches Globally With Study Mode, Parental Controls and Safety Features
OpenAI has started rolling out ChatGPT for Teens to eligible users aged under 18 on personal Free and paid plans. The experience uses age detection to apply additional protections and includes tools such as Study Mode, quizzes, homework guidance and scheduled Study Hours. Parents can manage selected settings through linked accounts without accessin...
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Stop Using English AI Terms: China Pushes Chinese Equivalents To Boost 'Discourse Power'
China is encouraging people to use standard Chinese terms instead of English AI jargon, saying this could strengthen the country's ability to shape global discussions about technology.
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Claude Text Watermark Explained: How Anthropic Will Detect AI Content
Anthropic has explained the technology behind Claude’s upcoming text watermarking system, which will use word-selection patterns to indicate whether the AI contributed to a passage. The company says the method will not alter response quality, add hidden characters or increase costs. Detection will be less reliable for short, factual or lightly ed...
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'Billionaires Were Wrong': Why AI Didn't Live Up To The 4-Day Work Promise
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said he does not expect AI to bring about a four-day workweek. Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth has pushed back against the idea.
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"AI Is Crying In The Corner": Man Uses ChatGPT To Find Lost Clogs In A Sea Of Footwear
A viral video showing a man using ChatGPT to identify and locate his lost clogs among hundreds of pairs of footwear has amused social media users.
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AI Must Not Replace Human Consciousness: Allahabad High Court Judge
Addressing a dialogue on "Human Consciousness in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" here, he said excessive dependence on AI could weaken essential human abilities.
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'It Has Time For Me': Soha Ali Khan Reveals Why She Keeps Going Back To AI For Parenting Advice
Soha Ali Khan understands and is aware of how AI feeds people information, but she keeps going back to it for advice voluntarily
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Mark Zuckerberg Predicts More Jobs Even As AI Transforms Workplaces
Mark Zuckerberg says AI will not eliminate jobs and small businesses will thrive with AI help.
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Spotify Will Label AI-Generated Artist Profiles With New AI Persona Badge
Spotify is introducing AI Persona badges to distinguish AI-generated artist identities from human artists on its platform. The labels will be based on artist disclosures as well as Spotify’s own profile reviews. Users will see the badges across artist pages, Search and playlists from mid-September. Spotify will also keep labelled profiles out of ...
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Google Team Tells Applicants Its HR Filters May Miss Qualified Candidates
Google DeepMind's AI safety team is urging job applicants to bypass the company's automated resume screening system to ensure human review of their CV
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Investor Says He Prefers Rs 11,000 Worth Of AI Subscriptions Over Interns
A Singapore-based venture capitalist revealed that he prefers AI subscriptions over interns for efficiency.
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Scientists Used AI To Create Viruses That Don't Exist In Nature
This breakthrough could eventually help tackle antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, which is one of the world's biggest public health threats. However, it has also sparked debate over biosafety and biosecurity.
