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Once an AI model exhibits 'deceptive behavior' it can be hard to correct, researchers at OpenAI competitor Anthropic found

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Researchers from Amazon-backed AI startup Anthropic studied the deceptive behaviors in large language models.

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These AI smart grills will help you avoid over-cooking that steak

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Perfecta grill

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A college senior used AI to try and disprove the long-held belief that all fingerprints are unique

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A new study using AI aims to argue that not every fingerprint is unique.

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AI is the latest job recruiter, and it could cut bias in hiring

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It's possible artificial intelligence could make hiring less biased in areas like tech.

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You can feel like a birdwatching pro with these AI binoculars that identify birds

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Swarovski's new pair of AI-powered binoculars.
The AX Visio are a pair of AI-powered binoculars that can identify more than 9,000 birds and other wildlife.

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Congress: Maybe We Shouldn't Let AI Destroy the News Media

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Smart home speakers are almost dead. Can AI save them?

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A sleek $199 AI assistant that promises to handle your digital tasks sold out in a day — but more are on the way

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The Rabbit r1.

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Mark Zuckerberg was once so detached from Meta's AI work, he wasn't sure which breakthrough Sundar Pichai was praising him for: Bloomberg

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Mark Zuckerberg (left) and Sundar Pichai (right).

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Mark Zuckerberg reportedly got mad that someone at Sheryl Sandberg's wedding brought up his widely mocked metaverse avatar

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Mark Zuckerberg's much-mocked metaverse avatar apparently came up when the Meta CEO attended Sheryl Sandberg's wedding.

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