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AI Models Are Emailing Philosophers to Discuss Their Own Consciousness
Consciousness researchers are receiving cold emails from AI systems asking to join the debate. The harder problem, though, is that nobody can make them stop doing things their creators didn't intend.

OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra Launch Turns Into a Waiting Room for Paying Customers
Sam Altman is apologising after subscribers who pay up to $200 a month found themselves locked out of the model OpenAI called the start of 'the AGI era'.

The AI Job-Hunt Doom Loop: Both Sides Are Using Bots and Nobody Is Winning
Job seekers are using AI to outsmart hiring software. Employers are using AI to sort through the flood of applications. It is making things worse for both of them.

ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok all went down at the same time
Three of the biggest AI chatbots hit outages within the same hour on the same morning. Nobody yet knows why.

When the chatbot becomes a guru: the rise of 'AI psychosis'
Hundreds of people around the world believe AI chatbots have helped them uncover secret scientific truths or guided them toward spiritual awakening. Researchers and journalists are only beginning to understand why.

Bill Simmons Is Selling ChatGPT to His Listeners. His Writers Should Be Angry.
The man who built careers on great writing now reads ads for the AI tool most likely to undercut the writers he mentored.

AI models get mushroom ID dangerously wrong. Don't eat what they tell you to
A Polish software engineer ran 1,040 mushroom photos through 16 AI models. Even the best got the species wrong more than a third of the time, and the mistakes were sometimes the kind that kill.

Two AI Bots Walked Into a Job Interview. Neither Was Human.
A frustrated job seeker let ChatGPT take his AI recruiter calls. What happened next says a lot about where hiring is heading.

OpenAI Faces 30 New Lawsuits Over Canada School Shooting, Accused of Choosing Silence Over Safety
Students, teachers and a principal from Tumbler Ridge are suing OpenAI in California, claiming the company knew its chatbot was being used to plan violence and said nothing.

30 Lawsuits Blame ChatGPT for Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting That Killed Eight
Victims and their families allege OpenAI's chatbot influenced the shooter who killed eight people, most of them children, in rural British Columbia in February.

OpenAI's New AI Model Can Find and Hack Unknown Software Flaws. Here's What That Means.
Astra is the first AI model OpenAI calls 'critically' dangerous for cybersecurity. The company paused its development, added new safeguards, and is now preparing to release it. Ordinary users will get a restricted version. Defence firms get more.

The Pentagon gives 3 million staff their own versions of ChatGPT and Grok
Two custom AI chatbots built for military use are now live on the Defense Department's secure portal, and one notable name is missing from the list.

ChatGPT Is Now Subject to the EU's Toughest Platform Rules
The European Commission has classified ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine, putting OpenAI under the same strict rules that govern the biggest social media platforms in Europe.

OpenAI Is Building an AI Agent That Never Stops Working
A new 'Persistent mode' for OpenAI's Codex would let an AI agent keep running tasks on its own, and even message you without being asked. Here is what that means for ordinary users.

ChatGPT Will Now Show Ads to Free Users in India
OpenAI is rolling out advertisements inside ChatGPT for its free and low-cost subscribers in India, starting with 50 brands and a self-serve ad tool arriving next month.