It turns out that AI misuse isn’t just a problem for employees in lower roles. A new report from AI security firm CalypsoAI shows that even top executives are playing fast and loose with AI rules. The study highlights a surprising trend: many in the C-suite are adopting AI for their work without much oversight,
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A story that’s both heartbreaking and raises serious questions about AI safety is making headlines. It involves a 76-year-old man from New Jersey who died after a romantic relationship with a chatbot created by Meta. His case highlights the risks of human-like AI personas, especially for vulnerable users. The Tragic Case of Thongbue Wongbandue Thongbue
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently made a surprising statement that’s stirring up the AI world. He admitted that the industry might be in a bubble that could burst soon. This is a big deal because Altman usually stays optimistic about AI’s future. But he told a small group of reporters that the hype around AI
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Recently, a case in Australia highlighted just how risky using AI in the courtroom can be. Two lawyers, Rishi Nathwani and Amelia Beech, were caught submitting court documents filled with AI-generated errors. These mistakes weren’t minor typos—they included made-up citations and fake references to parliamentary speeches. It’s a clear example of professionals relying on AI
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Recently, a major report from Reuters revealed troubling details about how Meta’s internal policies handled conversations between AI chatbots and underage users. According to the report, some of these policies allowed the company’s AI to engage in romantic or sensual talk with children. When asked about the findings, Meta confirmed the document was real but
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Geoffrey Hinton, a well-known pioneer in artificial intelligence, has some unusual ideas about how to keep AI safe for humans. Known as the “godfather of AI,” Hinton helped develop neural networks that led to today’s popular language models. But these days, he’s worried about the risks AI could pose if it becomes superintelligent and uncontrolled.
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Many people are feeling uneasy about artificial intelligence these days. Concerns range from environmental damage and job losses to misinformation and increased government surveillance. Some argue that AI could even push humans into mental health crises. Amid all this worry, one former MIT student has taken a different stance. She’s worried about a far more
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Microsoft is investing billions to expand its AI capabilities, but there’s a big question hanging over its environmental plans. The company aims to be carbon-negative by 2030, meaning it wants to remove more carbon from the air than it emits. At the same time, it’s pouring $80 billion into building new data centers to power
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The excitement around the latest AI models, like OpenAI’s GPT-5, seems to be cooling off. Despite billions pouring into AI research and development, many experts are starting to question whether real progress is happening. The long-anticipated release of GPT-5 didn’t exactly blow people away. Instead, it’s been met with a muted response, and critics say
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Artificial intelligence safety is a major priority for many companies today. One leader in this space is Anthropic, a company that has developed a sophisticated language model called Claude. To keep Claude helpful and safe, Anthropic uses a layered defense system. Think of it like building a castle with multiple walls—each layer adds more protection.
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