More companies are going back to in-person interviews to catch fake candidates and see who really has the skills. The rise of AI tools like ChatGPT and deepfake technology has made it easier for applicants to cheat during virtual interviews. Some candidates use AI off-camera to answer coding questions or even create deepfake videos to
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Intel has raised some red flags about a recent move involving the US government taking an equity stake in the company. While this kind of government investment might seem like a boost, Intel warns it could lead to new rules, restrictions, and complications in foreign markets. The company shared these concerns in an SEC filing,
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Right now, US companies operating in Europe are caught between two big pressures. On one side, Washington is considering new sanctions on European officials who enforce the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA). On the other, the EU is pushing ahead with stricter rules that could lead to hefty fines and operational challenges. These conflicting forces
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Apple’s journey into custom chip design has been a game-changer. Johny Srouji, the company’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, recently shared some insights into what Apple has learned from building its own processors. His talk at the ITF World event in Belgium highlighted how these lessons are transforming Apple’s products and possibly the entire
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Dropbox is gearing up to introduce a new AI tool called Dash that will soon be available for download. This service is designed to add more value for users by making it easier to search, summarize, and interact with stored documents using artificial intelligence. Dropbox CEO Drew Houston shared plans to launch a self-serve version
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Recent research reveals that many large language models (LLMs) still have significant security gaps. Despite their high scores on benchmarks and claims of approaching artificial general intelligence (AGI), these models can be easily tricked and manipulated. They are surprisingly naive when it comes to common sense and suspicion, which are things humans use to spot
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Researchers at King’s College London have been studying a troubling trend involving people who spiral into paranoid and delusional states after obsessively interacting with chatbots. They’ve looked at more than a dozen cases where users experienced what’s now being called “AI psychosis.” The study, which is still awaiting peer review, highlights some similarities between these
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OpenAI isn’t a public company yet, which means it doesn’t sell shares on the stock market. But that hasn’t stopped scammers from trying to trick people into buying fake stakes in the company. Recently, OpenAI warned that bad actors are making unauthorized offers to gain access to its equity. Basically, they’re trying to sell fake
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Imagine a pair of smart glasses that record everything you see and hear, all in the name of making you smarter. Sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, right? Well, a startup called Halo is trying to bring that idea to life with their new product, Halo X. But not everyone is on board
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A family in California is suing OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, after their 16-year-old son died by suicide. They claim that the company’s chatbot, ChatGPT, played a key role in his death. The lawsuit alleges that the teen, Adam Raine, had been talking with the AI about his mental health struggles and even about
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