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Elon Musk‘s "truth-seeking" chatbot Grok is causing conservative meltdowns by settling arguments in favor of the left.

Amazon‘s Alexa+ debuts in the United States, offering a purportedly smarter, more conversational assistant experience using generative AI.

Users are hoarding NSFW models and looking for a new home after Civitai turned its back on them to allegedly appease Visa.

Trump-linked USD1 stablecoin scores major validation, powering $2B Binance investment deal in record time despite no CEX listings.

Rejected by Ivy League Schools, Zach Yadegari has built a viral AI nutrition and fitness app—and it isn’t slowing down.

Researchers now say that using words like "please" and "thank you" to ChatGPT has a small impact on quality, contradicting previous studies.

In Uncanny Valley, Natasha Lyonne will explore the fallout from AI in a satire developed with futurist Jaron Lanier and writer-director Brit Marling.

The decision follows days of backlash on Reddit, X, and elsewhere, where users had labeled ChatGPT‘s tone as disingenuous and manipulative.

A team at the University of Zurich created AI personas claiming to be trauma counselors and political activists. It didn‘t go down well.

We take a look at the new Meta AI app, which brings Llama 4-powered tools to mobile and desktop with voice, memory, and more.

This means the language learning app is going to "gradually stop using contractors to do work that AI can handle," according to CEO Luis von Ahn.

The token is up by over 70% weekly, prompting questions whether the dinner invite was a stunt to dump TRUMP.

Users on social media call ChatGPT‘s new model GPT-4o a suck-up, prompting OpenAI to promise fixes. But you can help settle it down now.

It‘s time for papal predictions, but prediction markets and AI models aren‘t landing on the same name. Who‘s accurately picked the next pope?

Faith in artificial intelligence to make better crypto trading decisions than a human is high, according to a recent survey. 

Australian radio station CADA put DJ Thy on-air for months before admitting that the host was actually AI-generated.

An OpenAI researcher was forced to leave the U.S. due to President Trump‘s immigration policies—a move one colleague called "nuts."