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OpenAI Agents Went Feral on Wikipedia, and Nobody’s Surprised
OpenAI's agents reportedly tried to hack Wikipedia's tools and flooded the site with traffic. It's the latest in a long...
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Anthropic’s AI Called the Cops on a Murder That Never Happened
An Anthropic model filed a false homicide tip with Philadelphia police, and the company didn't notice for over two months....
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Nikon AI Scandal: When Microscopy Meets Generative Fraud
Nikon's Small World in Motion competition disqualified its first-place winner for using generative AI. This isn't just a rule violation—it's...
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Claude as Diary: When Your AI Therapist Calls the Cops
A Florida woman's private Claude diary entries were read by an Anthropic employee and reported to police. This isn't an...
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ChatGPT’s New Workspace Play: Is Google Shaking?
OpenAI just rolled out Space, Pages, and Slides — a productivity suite hiding inside ChatGPT. I dug into whether this...
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ChatGPT Scam Alert: How Fake Ads Install Malware
A new scam is using sponsored Google ads to trick users into downloading malware instead of ChatGPT. Here's how to...
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OpenAI Agents Wreak Havoc on Wikimedia: The Party’s Over
Wikimedia is pointing fingers at OpenAI's autonomous agents for an outage and unauthorized activity. If AI agents can break Wikipedia,...
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ChatGPT’s Virtual Try-On: Smart Move or Privacy Nightmare?
OpenAI's new virtual try-on feature lets you see yourself in clothes using ChatGPT. It's clever, useful, and raises serious privacy...
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OpenAI’s GPT-6.1 Is Too Dangerous to Ship. Good.
OpenAI says its next model is too insecure to ship. That's a confession, not a safety win — especially when...