OpenAI’s latest image generator, powered by the GPT-4o model, is now accessible to all users, CEO Sam Altman announced on X. Previously, the feature was limited to ChatGPT’s paid subscribers. The exact number of images free-tier users can generate remains unclear, but last week, Altman indicated a limit of three per day. OpenAI’s Image Tool […]
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Two studies by OpenAI and MIT Media Lab found that a small percentage of frequent ChatGPT users reported heightened loneliness, emotional dependence, and decreased social interaction. The findings suggest that individuals experiencing loneliness are more inclined to seek emotional connections with AI chatbots. This highlights shifting relationship dynamics, growing dependence on technology, and its expanding
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Hype around “strong” AI surpassing human intelligence is intensifying, fueled by leaders of major AI companies. However, many researchers argue these claims are more about marketing than reality. The idea that artificial general intelligence (AGI) will soon emerge from current machine-learning techniques sparks both utopian and apocalyptic predictions, from AI-driven abundance to human extinction. “Systems
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Northwestern University engineers have developed a groundbreaking haptic technology that goes beyond simple vibrations to replicate complex touch sensations. While traditional haptic feedback relies on basic buzzing, human skin is equipped with sensors that detect pressure, stretching, and movement. The new compact, wireless device sits on the skin and applies force in multiple directions, creating
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In January 2024, Twin emerged from stealth at a time when AI agents were more theoretical than practical. Now, the Paris-based company is launching an automation agent in collaboration with Qonto, a fintech startup serving over 500,000 European businesses with banking solutions. For automating repetitive tasks, existing solutions include API-based no-code and low-code platforms like
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“Stop Hiring Humans,” declared a bold sign at an AI conference in Las Vegas, reflecting growing concerns about how advanced AI models are reshaping the job market. “We’re not worried about being cautious—we’re here to start the conversation,” said Fahad Alam of Artisan, a startup presenting at the HumanX AI event. AI Sales Agents The
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Spain’s government introduced a draft bill on Tuesday to criminalize the use of artificial intelligence for generating sexually explicit images or videos of individuals without their consent. This initiative responds to growing global concerns about AI’s misuse, particularly in creating deepfake content. Deepfake technology, which produces realistic AI-generated images and videos, has been widely exploited
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Google is introducing a range of new AI-powered features across Search, Maps, and Gemini to assist users in planning summer vacations. This update comes as more travelers turn to tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT for trip planning. Google Search’s AI Overviews, which provide a summarized snapshot of key information at the top of search results, can
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Just a day after ChatGPT’s new AI image generator launched, social media is overflowing with AI-created memes mimicking the style of Studio Ghibli, the beloved Japanese animation studio behind hits like My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away. In the past 24 hours, users have shared Studio Ghibli-style AI renditions of Elon Musk, The Lord of
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A complaint about rural poverty, a news report on a corrupt Communist Party official, or a plea for help against extortion by police—these are just a few of the 133,000 examples used to train a powerful AI system designed to automatically detect content deemed sensitive by the Chinese government. Leaked Data Exposes China’s Expanding AI-Powered
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