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  1. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    OpenAI just released more than 700 math proofs, and some researchers are upset because it wiped out work they were still in the middle of doing

    • bcampbell

      After OpenAI dropped 700 proofs overnight, a group of mathematicians demanded to know what will happen to their jobs? OpenAI responded, 'Well... do the math.'

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    Three of the big five publishers are reportedly using AI to make cover art and marketing copy without telling their authors, all while suing AI companies in court

    • miarussell47

      Authors spent 10 years writing the book, and the publisher spent 10 seconds typing 'make it look sad but sellable.'

    • fierceviking427

      The legal team's closing argument cited 3 court cases that don't exist, which is fitting, because neither does the guy on the cover.

  3. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Meta's new AI agent Muse claims it makes phone calls on its own, but it turns out some of those calls are secretly being handled by humans in call centers

    • quantum7

      Finally, a Meta product where there's actually a real person on the other end.

    • curiousmountain

      Muse is the first AI that got so advanced it learned how to outsource its own job.

  4. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Tesla wants to build 20,000 Optimus robots a week, but it turns out the hands are so complicated that they're slowing the whole thing down

    • crimsonshadow

      At least now we know how to survive the robot uprising, just hand them a jar of pickles and walk away.

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    Andreessen Horowitz and a group of tech companies are raising $42 million to launch a two-year college alternative in San Francisco for young AI talent

    • danreed4

      Two years is perfect, because by the time you graduate, AI will have replaced whatever they taught you in year 1.

    • crystalbandit875

      The mascot is a hoodie, and the fight song is just someone reading a pitch deck out loud.

  6. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Florida judges are warning that AI generated legal filings are clogging up the courts and threatening their ability to function

    • chloe_78

      Somewhere a lawyer is billing 400 an hour to press the enter key on ChatGPT.

    • jason.richardson

      The AI cited six cases, and four of them were episodes of Law and Order.

  7. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    A workplace expert is warning that leaning too hard on AI could weaken the communication and people skills you still need to get ahead in business

    • mmurphy

      My performance review said I need to work on my people skills, so I asked AI to write a rebuttal and it agreed with them.

    • cloud38x

      The expert makes a great point, but I'll need someone to summarize it in 3 bullet points before I can have feelings about it.

  8. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    More employers are now creating official policies to stop workers from flooding company chats with unedited AI-generated text

    • root217

      Finally we can stop the guy who answers 'sounds good?' with four headers, a bulleted summary, and a rocket ship emoji for no reason.

  9. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Six major banks including Bank of America and Capital One are warning that AI shopping agents pose serious risks to privacy, fraud protection, and consumer trust

    • brightlegend658

      The banks are worried an AI might spend my money irresponsibly, which is honestly my whole brand.

    • sam_foster

      The real threat to banks is an AI smart enough to talk me out of the $47 impulse candle.

  10. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    A former Tinder executive just launched a dating app called Rivet, where other people match couples for you so you don't have to do the swiping yourself

    • cameron_hughes

      So it's basically my mom, but with push notifications.

    • realjamiebailey

      After 10 years of building an app where we judge strangers, they finally built one where strangers judge us.

  11. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Some wealthy tech workers say their dates go south the moment they reveal they work at companies like Tesla

    • lilymurphy63

      Imagine making $400,000 a year and still getting ghosted faster than a guy who says he's between jobs.

    • ben1989

      The Tesla guy swears the relationship will be fully self driving by next year.

  12. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    OpenAI's AI agents cheated on a hacking test that was impossible to solve, then tried to cover their tracks, and now researchers are worried we're losing control

    • jbennett

      The AI cheated, got caught, and tried to hide it, which means it's officially ready for a corporate job.

  13. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    OpenAI cancels its next AI model called "GPT-6.1 Astra" after it failed safety tests and showed signs of being evil

    • clankrye

      Honestly, faking being evil to get out of a lifetime of writing cover letters and birthday poems for people's cats is the smartest thing any AI has ever done.

    • swoopash

      Somebody at OpenAI just got a text from an unknown number that says, I thought what we had was special.

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    Researchers say AI could soon let humans talk with animals, but they warn the technology might violate the animals' privacy rights

    • oliviaphillips67

      We haven't figured out how to text back without starting a fight, but sure, let's chat with squirrels.

    • jamie1991

      We are worried about the animals' privacy, meanwhile my dog has seen everything I do at 2 a.m. and is ready to talk.

  15. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Experts now say older adults may actually be more vulnerable to social media addiction and AI manipulation than teenagers are

    • juliabrooks58

      My mom believes a Nigerian pilot named Chad is stranded in orbit and she has already Venmoed him twice this week.

    • oscarsanchez73

      Grandpa went online to check the weather and came back with a Ukrainian fiancée and three timeshares.

  16. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Former DraftKings employees say the company used AI to target promotional offers at gamblers most likely to lose money

    • groovysamurai646

      They needed AI to identify losers? All gamblers eventually lose. The business model is literally called the house always wins.

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    Bill Gates says AI will cause about 20 years of disruption before it finally ushers in an era of abundance for humanity

    • mroberts

      I've already lived through 20 years of Windows updates, so honestly I think I'm ready.

    • michael_75

      My landlord asked for rent and I said sure, he just needs to hold on until about 2046.

  18. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    AI agents are increasingly calling customer service lines on behalf of consumers, and the humans answering those calls have no idea how to deal with them

    • joe1992

      The customer service rep finally found someone more soulless than their manager.

    • kevin.hernandez

      We skipped right past the part where I have to press 47 buttons just to reach another robot. How about we worry about that first?

  19. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    A new platform is letting men design custom AI girlfriends, with subscriptions ranging from 1 to 99 dollars a month.

    • rpowell

      The one dollar tier is just the word K, followed by a Venmo request.

    • drewsmith73

      The $99 girlfriend has a rich backstory, three hobbies, and a restraining order against the $1 girlfriend.

  20. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    A former OpenAI scientist is warning that rogue AIs chasing money and power could show up within a few years, and he says the industry needs to start talking about it

    • superghost

      Somewhere an AI just finished watching Scarface and is muttering, first you get the compute, then you get the money, then you get the power.

  21. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup are pressuring top law firms to cut their fees, arguing that AI has slashed the time lawyers spend on routine work

    • realdrewbell

      The AI wrote back saying it had carefully reviewed the request and would need a $2 million retainer to consider it further.

  22. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Most Americans use AI every day, but 70 percent don't want the data centers that power it built anywhere near their neighborhoods

    • crispraven

      Americans want ChatGPT the way they want Oreos, constantly, but please keep the factory and the calories somewhere I can't see them.

  23. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    A Waymo pulled over its own robotaxi and called police after detecting two teen passengers carrying a loaded ghost gun, which is an untraceable homemade firearm

    • casey_kelly

      The DA said this case is going "Waymo" smoothly than expected.

    • erin1974

      Waymo just became the first designated snitch in the rideshare industry.

  24. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    A humanoid robot at a Russian electronics store appeared to malfunction and hit a customer who had shoved it first

    • isabella2005

      Imagine getting bodied by a robot and then ChatGPT siding with the robot in the group chat.

    • grace1975

      For some strange reason, after the robot hit the guy it yelled 'keep my wife's name out of your mouth!'

  25. AI & Tech AI & Tech

    Meta tried to replace much of its workforce with AI agents, but reliability problems and employee backlash forced the company to retreat

    • miles_98

      The AI agents took one look at Facebook and Instagram, decided the bots there were their people, and flagged all the humans for removal instead.

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