by Matthew Gault on (#6BMMQ)
A Berkshire Hathaway shareholder was arrested at 'Woodstock for Capitalists' after going on a rant about Jeffrey Epstein and Critical Race Theory.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6BKDJ)
This is what appears to be the first arrest in the country related to the misuse of artificial intelligence.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6BGRF)
The Apple II ushered in an age of personal computing, this is its little understood story.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6BES1)
YouTube and Twitter accounts spread rumors about nuclear war after two drones struck the Kremlin.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6BES2)
"If we don’t strike for this right now, the AI technology will advance so quickly that it will no longer be possible to negotiate a fair contract in the context of AI."
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by Matthew Gault on (#6BDE6)
Ukraine has denied any connection to the incident and said Russia was planning its own terror attack.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6BDBV)
The desire to replace writers with AI is a symptom of the larger problem that the guild is fighting for—which is that companies do not value writers and their work.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6BDBW)
Russia is deploying 75 year old tanks to the battlefield and coming up with unique plans to counter the modern ones NATO is sending to the battlefield.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6BCA1)
"There's no giant leap of capability," the researchers said.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6BB5Q)
A crowdfunding campaign led to the development of a turret controlled by a video game console.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6B8CD)
A German stock photographer tried to get his photos removed from the AI-training LAION dataset. Lawyers replied that he owes $979 for making an unjustified copyright claim.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6B64K)
The company says its Artificial Intelligence Platform will integrate AI into military decision making in a legal and ethical way.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6B5XW)
A student coder used GPT-4 and open-source hardware to create RizzGPT and LifeOS, systems designed to feed you the right line for the right time.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6B55Q)
The meme-filled videos spread on Ukrainian and Russian Telegram channels, though it's unclear if the Kremlin created them.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6B4SX)
Soldiers have seized a biolab containing samples of cholera and the measles in Khartoum.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6B3SQ)
The phrase 'as an AI language model' is starting to flood Amazon user reviews and Twitter bot accounts.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6B3NH)
On Saturday, they released an entire album using an AI-generated copy of Travis Scott's voice, and labels are trying to kill it.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6B16G)
A bluetooth speaker or old phone hides simple electronics that can break into almost any car in the world.
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by Nicolette Accardi on (#6B0JN)
Score serious deals on early Way Day teasers, Caraway cookware, and REI bikes.
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by Becca Blasdel on (#6B05K)
It’s not like you can give your iPhone a shower—but these tips and tricks will keep all your devices germ-free.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6B02V)
Freelancers say they’re quitting to become ChatGPT whisperers. But is it a legitimate career path, or just another short-lived gold rush?
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AZ45)
A private collector just paid more than $500,000 for a digital blue tinged AK-47 and weathered looking knife used in the game ‘Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.’
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AYW1)
The Red Cross wants gamers to consider the laws of war when they’re scoring a dub in Call of Duty: Warzone.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AWPZ)
"I have a feeling that at least one, if not multiple people on the security side were asleep at the wheel."
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AW8H)
A wave of swatting across the U.S. can be traced back to groups selling automated calls online.
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by Samantha Cole on (#6ARVB)
Sources told Mission Local that the suspect knew Bob Lee, and also worked in the tech industry, contrary to assumptions many people in tech made about his killer.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6ARRG)
A new law in Colorado that will make it easier for farmers to fix their own equipment is the first in the nation.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6AQJX)
The video of the bot's 'thought process' is an interesting window into the current state of easily accessible AI tools.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AQBR)
Classified Pentagon documents leaked onto several Discord servers. What's in them and how did this happen?
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Leaked Pentagon Docs Share Wild Rumor: Kremlin Plans to ‘Throw’ Putin’s War While He’s Getting Chemo
by Matthew Gault on (#6APG1)
The leaked documents suggested that a top Kremlin general would sabotage the war while Putin is distracted with cancer treatments.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6AP6T)
The characters have developed specific routines, such as waking up, taking a shower, cooking breakfast, interacting with their families, then going to work every day.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6ANF6)
An early upload of the leaked Pentagon documents contained a character sheet, but what game was it from? And what can the stats tell us about the person who made it? Motherboard investigates.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AN58)
This week on Cyber we’re talking about Uber’s glitch screwing drivers, tenants in California unionizing to fight a giant investment firm, and what a public bank might look like.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6AKF0)
Here's what some fans had to say as they waited in a five-hour line for concert tickets.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AK65)
The earliest version of the leaked Pentagon documents online seem to come from a small gaming community forum.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6AFRJ)
They hope to create an agent that can do a number of tasks on its own, such as developing a website, creating a newsletter, and writing on a Google doc.
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by Gavin Butler on (#6AF9W)
Fears of data harvesting and foreign interference are prompting a growing number of Western nations to crack down on the Chinese social media app.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AEY4)
Before his capture by the Taliban, the "danger tourist" was complaining about the soy in his food while boarding a flight to Afghanistan.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AEKT)
Pro-Kremlin blogger Vladlen Tatarsky died after opening a package containing a golden statue of himself.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AECV)
Republican senators are standing up to a major threat to the nation.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AECT)
Fake historical photos, demands to stop the development of AI, and early fears of sentience mark a banner week in hype over artificial intelligence.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AE70)
A prominent AI theorist penned an op-ed calling for the end of AI research backed up by airstrikes and the threat of nuclear war.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6AE71)
The incident raises concerns about guardrails around quickly-proliferating conversational AI models.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AE72)
A group of Ukrainian hacktivists say they've hacked the accounts of a Russian colonel.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AB5V)
The principal of a charter school in Florida resigned after falling for a scammer posing as Elon Musk.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6AB0X)
The Drug Enforcement Agency is bribing employees to help it seize drugs and money, skipping the complicated process of obtaining a warrant.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6AA7K)
The letter has been signed by Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, Andrew Yang, and leading AI researchers, but many experts and even signatories disagreed.
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by Chloe Xiang on (#6A9SR)
The underpaid workers on platforms like Mechanical Turk who train AI models could be replaced by those same systems.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6A919)
According to a new report, Russia’s facial recognition systems are powered by American technologies.
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by Matthew Gault on (#6A8HJ)
A Norwegian arms company had said that TikTok servers' electricity demands are keeping it from producing artillery shells for the war in Ukraine.
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