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Putin confronted with AI doppelgänger during rambling 4-hour press conference

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Russian President answered wide-ranging questions during the public Q&A.

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Grimes just launched an AI toy named 'Grok.' No, it's not related to Elon Musk's Grok.

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Grimes and her new AI toy, Grok.

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Kevin McCarthy floats working with Elon Musk once he's out of Congress: 'I love entrepreneurs'

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Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Elon Musk.

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ChatGPT users say the bot is getting lazy and sassy. One theory says it may just be wrapping up for the holidays

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OpenAI is investigating the apparent slowdown.

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  • Some users say ChatGPT is getting lazy.
  • One theory claims the bot is slowing down because it's wrapping up for a winter break.
  • The theory received some support from a developer but was disputed by another researcher.

ChatGPT is getting lazy.

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Companies will soon be able to build internal search engines — with no coding needed — using Google Gemini AI

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Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, said that companies will soon be able to make their own internal search engines.

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Microsoft, OpenAI's biggest stan, shows off its own smaller AI models that could rival ChatGPT

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is spreading the company's AI bets.

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A group of Oxford University students were encouraged to use AI 'thoughtfully and critically' to help them write some essays

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Oxford University's Professor Steve New encouraged his students to use AI

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OpenAI investor Vinod Khosla says people should worry more about China than a sentient AI killing us off

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Vinod Khosla, 68, was an early backer of OpenAI. The billionaire's VC firm invested $50 million into the ChatGPT maker in 2019.

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Fully remote workers are at the highest risk of being replaced by AI, a Stanford professor says

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Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT have been wildly popular with students

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