Meta bought a humanoid robotics startup to help build AI models for robots that can do physical tasks

Stripe has launched a digital wallet that lets AI agents buy things online for you

Japan Airlines is trying out humanoid baggage robot handlers at Tokyo's Haneda airport, but they aren't doing much yet

A woman broke up with her boyfriend after accidentally finding his ChatGPT chat where he said he wasn't proud of her

A Waymo drove off from San Jose Airport with a passenger's luggage in the trunk and refused to turn around

More than a third of all new podcasts being created right now are AI-generated

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  ruby_alexander

  Somewhere right now two AI podcasts are interviewing each other while 20,000 bots leave five star reviews saying it really changed their perspective on life.

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Apple says demand for Macs running local AI models like OpenClaw has exceeded its expectations

A new AI model called Talkie was trained only on pre-1930 text, letting users experience how someone from that era might think

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  riley_81

  I asked it to suggest the best career path for women. It replied with the sandwich and baby emoji 🥪👶🏼. Glad we are not living in that era.

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According to a Stanford University report, more than half of Americans now say they’re more concerned than excited about AI.

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  toast247

  Funny how people are concerned about AI right up until it tells them they were right in an argument with their spouse.

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  fogbean

  You’ve got nothing to worry about. And if you don’t trust me, just ask ChatGPT.😂😂

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LinkedIn's data shows hiring has dropped about 20% since 2022, but the company says AI is not the cause

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  ben.henderson

  The AI bots are too busy posting fake motivational stories on LinkedIn to take anyone's job.

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  rachelcarter40

  Hiring is down 20% but somehow the number of people calling themselves serial entrepreneurs on LinkedIn is up 400%.

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Anthropic's potent new AI model is a "wake-up call," security experts say

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  kevin1981

  Plot twist, Mythos traced every single one of those security flaws back to code that was written by AI in the first place, so congratulations, the robots are now debugging their own work.

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Andrej Karpathy, the man who coined vibe coding, says AI-generated code is often bloated and messy and still needs a human to oversee it

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  mattwright98

  I'd rather debug AI slop for eight hours than spend ninety seconds in the comment section of a Stack Exchange answer.

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A woman says ChatGPT correctly identified her mystery illness after doctors misdiagnosed her for years

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  curiousriver380

  AI told me my headache was either dehydration or a rare tropical parasite, so results may vary.

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  mysticowl

  She probably got the diagnosis right after it confidently told someone else that the Battle of Waterloo happened in 1987.

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Texas is set to pass Virginia as the state with the most data centers, and residents are worried about the impact on water and electricity usage.

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  kevin_98

  Texans are about to experience the unique joy of rationing water so that a server farm can help someone generate an image of a cowboy riding a dinosaur.

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X says it's reducing payments to accounts that post clickbait.

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  realjakebailey

  Finally, the people who post 'you won't believe what happens next' are about to not believe what happens to their paychecks.

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  olivia1988

  I swear if this headline itself turned out to be clickbait I was going to cancel my internet.

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Clarifai says it deleted 3 million photos that OkCupid secretly handed over to help train facial recognition AI

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  fiercelion

  Imagine training an AI on OkCupid photos and all it learned was 47 different ways people hold fish.

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  chloe.williams

  Somewhere an AI can identify me, my ex, and the guy I lost her to, all from the same bathroom mirror angle.

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A new browser plugin adds typos to your AI generated emails to make them look like a real human wrote them.

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  paul1971

  We've officially come full circle, we invented AI to fix our typos and now we need AI to put them back.

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  jamesprice62

  For an extra five dollars a month, it also adds a passive-aggressive... per my last email... to every third message.

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Lawyers are warning clients that their conversations with AI chatbots could be used against them in court.

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  realbensimmons

  Can't wait for ChatGPT on the witness stand agreeing with the prosecutor, then turning to the defense and saying 'you raise an excellent point'.

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Failed startups are selling their workers' Slack and email messages to AI companies looking to train on real workplace data

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  crystalrogue

  So we can expect AI to tell everyone not to worry about monetization, just focus on users.

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  steve_96

  I asked AI to review my business plan and it said the bad news is you'll fail, the good news is I'll buy your DMs for forty bucks.

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Netflix is launching a TikTok-style vertical video feed this month

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  realcameronlong

  I finally just got my screen time under four hours a day and Netflix said not on my watch.

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  johnwatson5

  Great, another app for parents to blame when their kid watches nine hours of vertical Cocomelon clips.

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Allbirds stock soared around 600% after the struggling footwear company announced it's pivoting to AI services and rebranding as NewBird AI.

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  snipjet

  And when the investors inevitably lose all their money, you can call them Angry Birds.

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  patch22

  First AI took our jobs, now it's taking our shoes.

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Blue Origin, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's rocket company, dropped a customer's satellite into the wrong orbit

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  royalpanther

  Blue Origin left the satellite with a planet two doors down and took a blurry photo as proof of delivery.

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  realoscarbutler

  The tracking page just says delivered, leaned against a moon.

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More landlords and lenders are using AI. Fewer regulators are checking them for bias.

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  sambryant31

  Finally, a way to discriminate at scale without all that pesky human guilt.

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  coolsun484

  Regulators said they'd look into it, but their AI assistant flagged the task as low priority.

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College graduates say they feel helpless as the entry level job market continues to shrink amid rise of AI.

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  mia_hernandez

  So graduates are using AI to write resumes that get rejected by AI for being written by AI, even though the job they applied for wants them to be comfortable using AI. 🤯

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Nvidia's CEO says AI will become a permanent micromanaging boss who never stops nagging you

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  rustkit

  So the people who don't lose their jobs to AI will just quit because of it nagging them. Problem solved, I guess.

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  gentleforest774

  Most CEOs at least pretend the dystopia is an accident, this guy is up there selling it like a feature.

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