ChatGPT's creator says it's willing to pay you up to $20,000 if you find bugs in its AI chatbot

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OpenAI announced a "Bug Bounty Program" on Tuesday.

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What are deepfakes? How fake AI-powered media can warp our perception of reality

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A deepfake video comparison of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

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Cybersecurity is critical for today's small businesses. These 5 tips can help them stay protected.

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It's not just you: Cybercriminals are also using ChatGPT to make their jobs easier

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Even hackers are reportedly getting laid off by organized crime groups

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As cybersecurity improves, one hacker group laid off 45 employees

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FTX's new boss says security was so weak that founders could 'download half a billion dollars' of crypto without detection, report says

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John J. Ray III (left), the new CEO of FTX, and Sam Bankman-Fried, his predecessor.

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There are plenty of open jobs for tech workers — they're just not at tech companies

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Tech jobs are still plentiful, despite the massive wave of layoffs, according to a new report.

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Israel's president became the first world leader to publicly use ChatGPT when he gave a speech partly written by the AI

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President Isaac Herzog and a robot hand typing on a laptop.

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Gen Z doesn't think anyone can keep them safe online, and one of their biggest concerns is photos getting leaked

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Gen Z is skeptical that any entity can protect their data from cyber threats.

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