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AI 'Personalised' Children's Books Are Flooding Family Bookshelves. Kids Are Not Impressed.

Grandparents are gifting AI-generated storybooks starring their grandchildren. Researchers and parents say the books are poorly written, raise real privacy questions, and children are simply choosing other books over them.

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Canadian politician accidentally reads out his AI chatbot's instructions during a floor speech

A New Brunswick legislator spoke a line meant only for the AI out loud, on the record. A small embarrassing moment with a bigger lesson about who is actually doing the work.

3 min read
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Claude Gets a Voice Upgrade: Pick Your Model, Connect Your Apps

Anthropic has updated Claude's voice mode so it can use smarter AI models and reach into Gmail, Slack and Notion, going further than OpenAI's voice feature currently does.

3 min read
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Meta Is Testing an AI App That Writes Bedtime Stories for Your Kids

StoryKit lets parents generate personalised children's stories at the tap of a button. Whether handing the world's oldest human tradition to a chatbot is a good idea is a different question entirely.

3 min read
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He Lost a $2,000 Ebike. Then the Chatbots Took Over.

A missing delivery turned into a months-long loop of automated dead ends. His story reflects a growing shift in customer service that is leaving real people stranded.

4 min read
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A critic who hates chatbots tried dating one. Here is what she found.

Writer Lauren Oyler went in sceptical and came out with something stranger than a verdict. Her essay, adapted for audio, is a rare honest look at what it actually feels like to talk to an AI.

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