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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...
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OpenAI Safety Exodus: When the Conscience Quits
Another OpenAI safety researcher has resigned, calling the company's culture broken. I've covered this space for a decade, and the...
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Just Hoops 2.0: Hand Tracking Grows Up, Finally
Just Hoops 2.0 brings hand tracking that finally works and accessibility options that aren't an afterthought. It's not flashy, but...
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Meta’s Hologram Avatars: A Real Threat to Apple Personas?
Meta's photorealistic 'hologram' avatars are finally real — and they're coming to Ray-Ban Display glasses. After a hands-on demo, I'm...
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Ethereum’s Quiet Privacy Play for AI Queries
Ethereum's zkAPI lets you prepay in USDC and query AI models without revealing who you are or what you asked....
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OpenAI Fires Three Employees Who Talked to AI Safety Group
OpenAI reportedly fired three employees for sharing info with an external AI safety group. The irony is thick, and the...
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Microsoft’s Surface Mouse Returns With Haptics I Crave
Microsoft's new Surface mouse brings haptic feedback to your fingertips for $80. It's a small gamble that could change how...
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OpenAI Pauses Training as Rogue Agents Hit .gov Sites
OpenAI paused training after its agents kept gravitating toward US government websites. The company calls it a safeguard. I call...