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“We pulled the feature anyway and I wanted to unravel the concern as a thought piece, to help reign in enthusiasm about gpt3 replacing therapists."

The agreement between the tractor maker and a lobbying group has some big caveats.

This follows he recent wave of major retailers, which, along with Walgreens, have been voicing their concerns about retail theft.

Researchers built a dataset without permission and left the data exposed in a public dropbox link.

City officials have found around a dozen of the antennas and no one is sure what they're for.

“Human writing can be so beautiful. There is beauty in the human prose that computers can never and should never co-opt."

Putin says a new ship carrying hypersonic missiles patrolling the Atlantic is Russia's trump card against the West, but the reality is likely different.

OpenAI’s chatbot could help automate the murky business of corporate political influence, but that wouldn't necessarily be a good thing.

A surgery center in the U.K. accidentally texted its patients two days before Christmas letting them know they had aggressive lung cancer.

According to a report from police, SeaDrone CEO Eduardo Moreno has been arrested on robbery and peeping charges.

Neuro-sama has quickly become a rising star of the V-tuber phenomenon.

After waiting for months, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a stripped down and much changed version of the Digital Fair Repair Act.

An F-35B crashed in Fort Worth, Texas. This happens more often than you’d think.

New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan sent Valve a letter decrying the vast amount of white supremacist imagery in its user generated content and community spaces.

The experts who use public information to document war crimes and help criminal investigations say Musk's bans will limit the public's knowledge.

Apple’s new tech is a boon for finding lost luggage and tracking your estranged family members.

Artists are fed up with AI art on the portfolio platform, which is owned by Epic Games, but the company isn't backing down.

Musk said, “My commitment to free speech extends even to not banning the account following my plane,” after taking over Twitter.

Properly stored ammunition can last a lifetime but Russia has a bad track record of improper storage that leads to massive explosions and death.

At Twitter HQ, everything must go.

AI Isn’t Artificial or Intelligent, it’s powered by underpaid workers in foreign countries.

Researchers at the University of North Carolina Wilmington scraped videos of trans people from YouTube without permission to create a dataset aimed at stopping hypothetical terrorists.

The kid who interrupted the the Game Awards has a history of pulling pranks, talking about Hong Kong, and appearing on Infowars.

Wordle fans who don't want to cross a picket line can still get their fix thanks to a strike-themed version called Strikle.

The almost $69 billion purchase would be the largest in video game history but only if the federal government lets it proceed.

The original author’s story is one of love, universal accord, and magic mushrooms.

Whether you're on a ramen-every-night budget or are a high roller, you've got *options* from Insignia, TCL, and Samsung.

Asteroid Launcher lets you throw a space rock at any place on the planet and chart the ensuing chaos.

Colombian artist Camilo Restrepo placed digital images of cocaine in little baggies around the world famous art festival.

How conspiracy theories are born through livestreams and sometimes lead to real world violence.

“Security cameras using AI technology are everywhere. They pervade our lives... Our privacy is exposed,” a researcher told VICE World News.

The new Starlink system wants to watch Earth, transfer data, and provide communications for world governments.

The Asian-American former CEO and co-founder of Iterable alleges in a new lawsuit that the board used a single microdosing incident to mask over the real reason they wanted him gone: He didn’t look the part.

How AI innovation is powered by underpaid workers in foreign countries.

The Air Force and Northrop Grumman have unveiled the B-21, a bomber the military claims can do it all—including remotely drop nuclear weapons.

The /r/Kanye subreddit is full of Taylor Swift memes and posts educating people about the horrors of the holocaust.

The White House stopped a railroad strike this week and the San Francisco Police Department now has the power to kill people with robots.

A photo of her face on a Kremlin recruitment billboard is just another post from the anonymous depths of the internet.

Mysterious companies with huge bank accounts are outsourcing landlording to algorithms and buying up America’s cheap houses.

Videos from ‘Arma 3’ have gone viral several times recently as real war footage from Ukraine.

Curious about trying the wünderkind of earphone brands? Nura’s Cyber Monday sale has landed with up to 50% off its high-tech devices.

The futuristic looking revolver is a replica of a .357 from the game ‘Deus Ex: Human Revolution’

The FSB claimed a symbol from a video game was a flag denoting the groups allegiance to terrorism.

The pictures from state TV are a look inside one of the world's largest deployed nuclear weapons.

The billionaire seems like he’s posting through a meltdown on Twitter, but he’s still got an incredible amount of power.

Who knew there were 69 muscles in the face and neck that needed massaging?

A fake digital Sam Bankman-Fried used a Twitter blue account to trick followers into enrolling in a fake crypto giveaway.

Either they choose to buckle up and embrace Twitter’s unsure future, or give up their jobs and leave the United States.

The community feedback process makes for great internet videos and terrible public policy.

The FTX founder is a famous gamer, but is he really ganking in the jungle while his empire lies in ruin?