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Mumbai-Based Comedian Flags E-Challan Scam, Exposes Fake Website That Looks Real: "Terrible"
Authorities advise citizens to verify such messages through official channels and avoid sharing personal details on unverified websites.
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Google’s AI Overviews Giving Incorrect Medical Advice as OpenAI, Anthropic Push for Healthcare: Report
Google’s AI Overviews has come under scrutiny again after reportedly sharing incorrect medical advice in search results. An investigation found errors in responses about cancer diets, blood test ranges and women’s health, prompting Google to remove some summaries. The incident raises concerns as many users rely on AI Overviews at the top of Sea...
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US Hospital Apologises After Mistakenly Declaring Hundreds Of Patient Dead
The health system stated that no patient's personal medical information was leaked.
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Shared All Information: Karnataka Poll Officer After Rahul Gandhi Allegations
The office of the Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) on Thursday said all available information with the Election Commission of India (ECI), regarding alleged attempts to delete 6,018 votes in the state's Aland constituency.
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"Don't Trust That Much": OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Admits ChatGPT Can Be Wrong
Don't place unwavering trust in ChatGPT, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has warned. Speaking on the company's newly launched official podcast, Altman cautioned users against over-relying on the AI tool.
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How to Hide Google AI Overviews in Search Results Temporarily or by Default
Google AI overviews for search results offer quick summaries using artificial intelligence. While useful for a broad view, they can sometimes provide incorrect information from unreliable sources. Here's how to revert to a simpler Google search engine version, showing only links matching your query.
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ChatGPT Search Feature Reportedly Vulnerable to Prompt Injection and Hidden Text Manipulation
ChatGPT Search, a feature that lets the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot look for information on the web, is reportedly vulnerable to manipulation by website developers and owners. As per the report, OpenAI’s search engine’s behaviour can be altered using hidden text on the website. This text is said to be used to feed incorrect and decepti...
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Can't Determine Correctness Of Information Given Under RTI: Delhi High Court
A central public information officer is only required to supply all the information within his access to an RTI applicant and whether such information is incorrect cannot be considered or determined under RTI proceedings, the Delhi High Court said.
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UK Media Reports On India's Move To Bring Back Kohinoor Incorrect: Sources
Informed sources have denied reports in the British media that India has mobilised diplomatic resources to bring back the Kohinoor diamond and other artefacts including idols and sculptures from museums in Britain.
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Google's AI Chatbot Bard Called Out For Factual Error In First Public Demo
A number of astronomers on Twitter said that the information is incorrect and the first image of an exoplanet was taken in 2004.
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Mumbai-Based Comedian Flags E-Challan Scam, Exposes Fake Website That Looks Real: "Terrible"
Authorities advise citizens to verify such messages through official channels and avoid sharing personal details on unverified websites.
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Google’s AI Overviews Giving Incorrect Medical Advice as OpenAI, Anthropic Push for Healthcare: Report
Google’s AI Overviews has come under scrutiny again after reportedly sharing incorrect medical advice in search results. An investigation found errors in responses about cancer diets, blood test ranges and women’s health, prompting Google to remove some summaries. The incident raises concerns as many users rely on AI Overviews at the top of Sea...
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US Hospital Apologises After Mistakenly Declaring Hundreds Of Patient Dead
The health system stated that no patient's personal medical information was leaked.
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Shared All Information: Karnataka Poll Officer After Rahul Gandhi Allegations
The office of the Karnataka Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) on Thursday said all available information with the Election Commission of India (ECI), regarding alleged attempts to delete 6,018 votes in the state's Aland constituency.
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"Don't Trust That Much": OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Admits ChatGPT Can Be Wrong
Don't place unwavering trust in ChatGPT, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has warned. Speaking on the company's newly launched official podcast, Altman cautioned users against over-relying on the AI tool.
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How to Hide Google AI Overviews in Search Results Temporarily or by Default
Google AI overviews for search results offer quick summaries using artificial intelligence. While useful for a broad view, they can sometimes provide incorrect information from unreliable sources. Here's how to revert to a simpler Google search engine version, showing only links matching your query.
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ChatGPT Search Feature Reportedly Vulnerable to Prompt Injection and Hidden Text Manipulation
ChatGPT Search, a feature that lets the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot look for information on the web, is reportedly vulnerable to manipulation by website developers and owners. As per the report, OpenAI’s search engine’s behaviour can be altered using hidden text on the website. This text is said to be used to feed incorrect and decepti...
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Can't Determine Correctness Of Information Given Under RTI: Delhi High Court
A central public information officer is only required to supply all the information within his access to an RTI applicant and whether such information is incorrect cannot be considered or determined under RTI proceedings, the Delhi High Court said.
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UK Media Reports On India's Move To Bring Back Kohinoor Incorrect: Sources
Informed sources have denied reports in the British media that India has mobilised diplomatic resources to bring back the Kohinoor diamond and other artefacts including idols and sculptures from museums in Britain.
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Google's AI Chatbot Bard Called Out For Factual Error In First Public Demo
A number of astronomers on Twitter said that the information is incorrect and the first image of an exoplanet was taken in 2004.
