Sam Altman says GPT-5's 'personality' will get a revamp — but it won't be as 'annoying' as GPT-4o

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Sam Altman said GPT-5 will get a "warmer" tone after complaints about its style.

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After a Summer of Chaos, OpenAI Strikes Back

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Contractors training Meta's AI say they read intimate talks with its chatbot — and see data that identifies users

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Many tech companies use human contractors to review user conversations with their chatbots.

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Leaked ChatGPT Conversations Show People Asking the Bot to Do Some Dirty Work

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Your chats with Meta's AI might end up on Google — just like ChatGPT until it turned them off

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Meta AI allows you to share your chats with its bot to a public feed. But do you want to?

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Leaked docs show how Meta is training its chatbots to message you first, remember your chats, and keep you talking

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Meta is trying to improve the quality of proactive messages from bots on AI Studio.

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Empowering a multigenerational workforce for AI

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How to use Bing: Microsoft reinvented its search engine to incorporate AI

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Microsoft's search engine, Bing, now has AI features built into it.

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‘It Talked About Kidnapping Me’: Read the Lawsuit That Accuses AI of Aiding in a Teen’s Suicide

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An AI chatbot of a girl murdered in 2006 was created on a hugely popular service — and her family had no idea

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Jennifer Ann Crecente, who was murdered in 2006, had her photo and name used in a chatbot created on Character.ai that her father discovered this week.

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