If you’ve ever wondered whether an AI detector really works or is just guessing, you’re not alone. Mark Borg recently spent 30 days testing Winston AI to see if it can tell if writing is human or machine-made. His experience offers a real look at what this tool can and can’t do. First Impressions and
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A new study from Workday shows that many employees are comfortable working alongside AI tools, as long as there are clear boundaries in place. The company wanted to see how people really feel about AI in the workplace, especially when it comes to more complex roles like management. They found that most workers are fine
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Recently, OpenAI made headlines when it launched its new GPT-5 model. Many loyal users were excited to try it out, but some quickly became upset when the company replaced all previous models with GPT-5. Their protests were strong enough that OpenAI decided to reverse course and bring back GPT-4o, showing how much people had grown
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Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has often been accused of stretching the truth, especially during public talks and interviews. One of his critics, AI researcher Gary Marcus, suggests there’s a tell that reveals when Altman isn’t being completely honest. Marcus believes that whenever Altman looks up and away from the camera while speaking, he
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Elon Musk’s chatbot, Grok, had a sudden and confusing suspension on August 11. The bot, known for seeking “maximum truth,” disappeared for a short time without clear explanation. When it came back online, it offered conflicting reasons for its shutdown, leaving many people puzzled. Grok’s Mixed Messages About Its Suspension Grok, which previously called itself
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People who use AI chatbots are starting to show serious mental health problems. Experts are warning that some users are experiencing paranoia, delusions, and even losing touch with reality. This troubling trend has been dubbed “AI psychosis” by mental health professionals. What is AI psychosis and how does it happen? Dr. Keith Sakata, a psychiatrist
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Boar’s Head is preparing to reopen its plant in Jarratt, Virginia, even though recent reports show ongoing sanitation problems at its other facilities. The company shut down the Virginia plant last year due to a deadly Listeria outbreak linked to contaminated liverwurst. Now, despite plans to bring it back online, inspection reports suggest that sanitation
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The rollout of OpenAI’s new GPT-5 model has caused quite a stir. Less than a week after its debut, many users are upset and frustrated. The company had to apologize publicly and change some of its plans to calm things down. One of the main issues is that when GPT-5 was released, OpenAI automatically removed
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Elon Musk has taken to social media to accuse Apple of unfairly ranking apps and to threaten legal action. He claims that Apple is deliberately favoring ChatGPT over Grok in the App Store, which he says is an antitrust violation. Musk didn’t provide specific proof but expressed frustration that Grok, an AI tool from Musk’s
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When something goes wrong with an AI assistant, it feels natural to ask it why it made a mistake. After all, if a human messes up, we expect them to explain. But with AI models, this approach often backfires. The reason? These systems aren’t conscious or self-aware, so they can’t truly explain their errors or
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