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Reddit hawks your posts to our AI overlords again, this time to OpenAI
By Jeremy Laird published
news Reddit already had a deal with Google, now OpenAI wants in on your online arguments.
Google looks intent on breaking the business of the internet, and AI won't fix it
By Jacob Ridley published
Hi, Gemini New AI search tools may be sold as useful to users, but what's in it for the people creating quality content?
63% of surveyed Americans want government legislation to prevent super intelligent AI from ever being achieved
By Nick Evanson published
news OpenAI and Google might love artificial general intelligence, but the average voter probably just thinks Skynet.
Meta is reportedly back on its wearables bit: this time it wants to stick cameras on earbuds for AI
By Jacob Ridley published
News You'll never guess what the codename for the project is.
OpenAI unveils GPT-4o with a video of a man making small talk with his phone and I cannot pretend it's not really weird
By Jacob Ridley published
News OpenAI unveils GPT-4o with new audio, video and text recognition abilities—rolling out to free users.
OpenAI, a company built on 'scraping' content without permission, makes a copyright claim against a subreddit using its logo
By Rich Stanton published
news OpenAIrony is dead.
ChatGPT giant OpenAI is 'exploring' a more relaxed attitude towards AI-generated porn and smut
By Joshua Wolens published
News But experts have concerns.
NPU who? Nah, I'll do my AI image generation on a Commodore 64 thanks very much
By Andy Edser published
news But wait, what's this? It's 42 year old hardware, coming in with the steel chair!
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