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DuckDuckGo's AI falsely claimed Donald Trump died of rabies — and it highlights a bigger AI problem
By Elton Jones Published
DuckDuckGo’s AI-powered search feature mistakenly claimed that Donald Trump died of rabies, which points to a much larger problem amongst AI tools in general.

The Trump administration just quietly changed how OpenAI will launch its next model
By Amanda Caswell Published
The Trump administration reportedly asked OpenAI to limit GPT-5.6's launch to government-approved partners. It could mark the beginning of a new era for frontier AI.

A Reddit user gave an AI agent 6 months and $50,000 to find him a wife — and it reveals where AI is headed next
By Amanda Caswell Published
A Reddit user is using Anthropic’s experimental Claude AI to help him find a wife in six months. It sounds like a comedy routine, but it reveals where AI assistants are really headed.

OpenAI just made its biggest move against Nvidia — and it could make ChatGPT cheaper to run
By Amanda Caswell Published
OpenAI has unveiled its first custom AI chip, designed to make ChatGPT faster, more efficient and less dependent on Nvidia hardware.

NVIDIA claims its new AI data centers use almost no water — here's what that actually means
By Amanda Caswell Published
NVIDIA says its new AI data centers can use almost no water thanks to advanced liquid cooling. Here's how the technology works and whether it really solves AI's growing environmental problem.

This AI startup is offering New Yorkers free house cleaning — but there's a catch
By Elton Jones Published
shift is cleaning up New Yorkers’ homes for free if users let its cleaners record the cleaning process and use that footage as training data for AI labs and robotics companies.

Anthropic's Fable 5 ban exposed AI's next big problem — but Sakana's Fugu may have the answer
By Amanda Caswell Published
Sakana AI's new Fugu system doesn't try to beat frontier AI models like Claude or GPT. Instead, it chooses between them — and it could signal the next major shift in artificial intelligence.

21,000 jobs gone in a year: Oracle becomes the latest tech giant to cut workers due to AI adoption
By Elton Jones Published
Oracle, a multinational technology company, is the latest company to offload a large number of its workers as it sets its sights on using AI more in its operations.
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