Regulators are starting to investigate how to deal with the rapid rise of consumer AI like ChatGPT

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I tried a site where AI matched me with someone based on my 'hotness' rating. It's really messed up.

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I tried Hot Chat 3000, a new website from the art collective MSCHF that says it's helping to expose bias in AI systems. I uploaded my picture, it rated me, and the bot matched me with someone it said rated similarly.

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Cathie Wood catches up with the ChatGPT craze as Ark's internet fund snaps up Microsoft stock for the 1st time

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The editor of a sci-fi magazine says he's getting flooded with plagiarized short stories as AI tools take off: 'It quickly got out of hand'

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Clarkesworld founding editor Neil Clarke said his magazine has received over 500 short stories flagged for plagiarism.

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The internet contributes 1.6 billion annual tons in greenhouse gas emissions. Google and Microsoft's AI search war will make it worse.

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The carbon credit markets have become key to the race to net zero.

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Sorry investors, the AI hype that's gripped the stock market is premature and the bubble will probably burst this year

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The humanoid robot Pepper of the American company CloudMinds is seen attending the request of a selfi during the MWC2019.

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ChatGPT could hypothetically get hired as an entry level coder if it interviewed at Google, internal document reportedly says

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ChatGPT would get hired as an entry level coder if it interviewed at Google, CNBC reported.

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The CEO of the company behind AI chatbot ChatGPT says the worst-case scenario for artificial intelligence is 'lights out for all of us'

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Experts have warned that OpenAI's chatbot, ChatGPT, could be abused for purposes like carrying out scams, conducting cyberattacks, spreading misinformation, and enabling plagiarism. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, fears the worst case scenario for AI is much bleaker.

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