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  We Tested AI Censorship: Here’s What Chatbots Won’t Tell You

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  When OpenAI released ChatGPT in 2022, it may not have realized it was setting a company spokesperson loose on the internet. ChatGPT’s billions of conversations reflected directly on the company, and OpenAI quickly threw upguardrails on what the chatbot could say. Since then, the biggest names in technology—Google, Meta, Microsoft, Elon Musk—all followed suit with their own AI tools, tuning chatbot

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  • 2024/05/09 04:03
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  Warner Bros. Japan Calls on Western Studio to Apologize for Interacting With Barbenheimer Tweets (Updated)

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  It’s the summer of Barbenheimer in the west, as the twin successes of Greta Gerwig’s Barbie and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer have bought a soothing balm to an industry wracked by uncertainty, and plenty of memes to social media. But not everyone is exactly pleased with the latter. Update 8/1/2023 11:15am ET: Warner Bros. US has now issued a statement to io9 apologizing for the Barbie movie acco

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  • 2023/08/01 09:59

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  Without a Body, ChatGPT Will Never Understand What It's Saying

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  Image: CG Alex (Shutterstock) When we asked GPT-3, an extremely powerful and popular artificial intelligence language system, whether you’d be more likely to use a paper map or a stone to fan life into coals for a barbecue, it preferred the stone. To smooth your wrinkled skirt, would you grab a warm thermos or a hairpin? GPT-3 suggested the hairpin. And if you need to cover your hair for work in a

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  • 2023/05/18 13:50
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  Elon 'The Dogefather' Musk Asks Judge to Toss $258 Billion Racketeering Lawsuit

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  The plaintiffs argue that Musk and his companies intentionally drove up the value of Dogecoin 36,000% over two years before letting it tank. Image: surassawadee (Shutterstock) / Image: Christian Marquardt - Pool (Getty Images) Elon “the Dogefather” Musk has moved to dismiss the $258 billion Dogecoin lawsuit he is facing, according to documents filed with Manhattan federal court. The plaintiffs cla

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  • 2023/04/04 08:36

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  Big Tech Companies Join Linux in Effort to Kill Google Maps

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  Companies like TomTom have struggled for years to beat Google Map’s might in the world of navigation and geolocation, but a partnership facilitated by the Linux Foundation might offer them and the likes of Meta and Microsoft a new means of one-upping the current king. Image: TomTom Some of Google’s biggest rivals are coming together in a kind of rogues gallery with the hopes of creating new open s

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  • 2022/12/17 17:25
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  A Dementia-Like Illness Has Sickened Over 40 People in Canada

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  Doctors in Canada are puzzled over a cluster of people coming down with a dementia-like brain disorder with no known diagnosis. Over the past half-decade, dozens of residents in New Brunswick are thought to have developed the condition, which includes symptoms such as memory loss, behavioral changes, and hallucinations. It is still unknown whether these cases are indeed linked or what the cause co

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  • 2021/04/10 07:07
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  Every Deleted Parler Post, Many With Users' Location Data, Has Been Archived

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  The Parler App popular with right-wing supporters has been suspended by Amazon store over continued postings by users that incite violence. Photo: Hollie Adams (Getty Images) In the wake of the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol by scores of President Trump’s supporters, a lone researcher began an effort to catalogue the posts of social media users across Parler, a platform founded to provid

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  • 2021/01/12 01:48

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  Microsoft Is Switching Out MSN's Contract Journalists for AI

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  Dozens of contract journalists at Microsoft’s MSN and Microsoft News organizations are being phased out in favor of artificial intelligence, according to multiple reports this week. Between Wednesday and Thursday, roughly 50 staffers received the news that their contracts would not be renewed after their June 30 expiration date. All are employed through outside agencies, including 27 writers with

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  • 2020/06/01 09:42

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  Can You Solve 'The Hardest Logic Puzzle In The World'?

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  You’re reading the first installment in a brand new puzzle series here at io9 – and what better way to kick things off than with the world’s most difficult logic puzzle? The Sunday Puzzle – An Introduction Some months back, I posted a little brain teaser here on io9. People seemed to enjoy it. Encouraged by the positive response, I decided to float an idea I’d had bouncing around my head for some

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  • 2020/02/01 08:54

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  RSS Is Better Than Twitter

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  There is a good reason people call Twitter the hell website. Cynicism, egos, unprovoked hostility, unchecked propaganda, sexism, bigotry, and outright hate—Twitter is as full of it as virtually anywhere online, and worse, it’s unbearably nonstop. The design of the place feels uniquely unhealthy due in large part to its speed and unrelenting stream. Opening up TweetDeck, the Twitter-owned client fa

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  • 2019/03/31 01:38

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  Japanese Cops Investigate 13-Year-Old Prankster for Sharing Link to 'Uncloseable' Pop-Up Window

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  A 13-year-old girl living in Kariya, Japan has been investigated and chastised by police for sharing a prank link online. The link reportedly initiates a pop-up window designed to be impossible to close online. According to Japanese outlet NHK, the junior high school student was “guided” (a form of youth offender intervention in Japan) for spreading an unauthorized program. In this case, the “prog

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  • 2019/03/10 12:09
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  Why 'ji32k7au4a83' Is a Remarkably Common Password

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  For too many people, moving the digits around in some variation of Patriots69Lover is their idea of a strong password. So you might expect something complicated like” “ji32k7au4a83” would be a great password. But according to the data breach repository Have I Been Pwned (HIBP), it shows up more often than one might expect. This interesting bit of trivia comes from self-described hardware/software

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  • 2019/03/06 11:01

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  Satellite Imagery Shows Indonesia’s Tsunami-Shocked Landscape Becoming Liquid

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  The tsunami-driven floodwater has receded from Indonesia’s Sulawesi island, but the slow-motion disaster continues. The major earthquake last week and subsequent loosening of the soil has spurred landslides and even liquified the ground around the coastal city of Palu. Satellites hovering above the Earth have observed it all and sent back shocking imagery to teams on the ground working on recovery

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  • 2018/10/08 02:30

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  Japanese Zombie Comedy One Cut of the Dead Is Shaun of the Dead-Level Brilliant

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  There are good movies, there are great movies, and then there are movies that deliver joy to every bone in your body. One Cut of the Dead is all of those and more. While the film is a flat-out hilarious, genius take on the zombie genre that will immediately make you want to watch it again and again, unfortunately, it’s also one of those movies that, if you know too much about it, will lose a just

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  • 2018/09/23 15:18
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  Deepfake Videos Are Getting Impossibly Good

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  Fake news sucks, and as those eerily accurate videos of a lip-synced Barack Obama demonstrated last year, it’s soon going to get a hell of a lot worse. As a newly revealed video-manipulation system shows, super-realistic fake videos are improving faster than some of us thought possible.

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  • 2018/06/18 14:51
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  Google Removes 'Don't Be Evil' Clause From Its Code of Conduct

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  Google’s unofficial motto has long been the simple phrase “don’t be evil.” But that’s over, according to the code of conduct that Google distributes to its employees. The phrase was removed sometime in late April or early May, archives hosted by the Wayback Machine show. “Don’t be evil” has been part of the company’s corporate code of conduct since 2000. When Google was reorganized under a new par

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  • 2018/05/19 15:22

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  Why RSS Still Beats Facebook and Twitter for Tracking News

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  You’d be forgiven for thinking RSS died off with the passing of Google Reader, but our old friend Really Simple Syndication (or Rich Site Summary) still has a role to play on the web of 2017. It’s faster, more efficient, and you won’t have to worry as much about accidentally leaking your news reading habit to all your Facebook friends. Whether you’ve never heard of it before or you’ve abandoned it

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  • 2017/09/09 17:01

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  Exclusive: Here's The Full 10-Page Anti-Diversity Screed Circulating Internally at Google [Updated]

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  Reply to public response and misrepresentationI value diversity and inclusion, am not denying that sexism exists, and don’t endorse using stereotypes. When addressing the gap in representation in the population, we need to look at population level differences in distributions. If we can’t have an honest discussion about this, then we can never truly solve the problem. Psychological safety is built

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  • 2017/08/06 10:49

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  Mozilla Employee Denied Entry to the United States

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  In the wake of President Trump’s travel ban earlier this year, tech companies scrambled to return their employees who were traveling to the United States. But most major tech firms have offices around the globe, which means their employees are going to keep getting caught up in the country’s ever-evolving travel policies. The latest example comes from Mozilla, which is holding an all-hands meeting

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  • 2017/06/28 12:40

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  Here's How Easy It Is to Get Trump Officials to Click on a Fake Link in Email

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  Ashley Feinberg, Kashmir Hill, and Surya Mattu Published May 9, 2017 | Comments (0) | Even technology experts can be insecure on the internet, as last week’s “Google Docs” phishing attack demonstrated. An array of Gmail users, including BuzzFeed tech reporter Joe Bernstein, readily handed over access to their email to a bogus app. Politicians should be especially wary of suspicious emails given re

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  • 2017/05/11 12:38
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  Leaked Video Reveals New Boston Dynamics Robot That Can Perform Amazing Stunts on Two Wheels

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  If this new leaked footage is any indication, it seems like the robot creators at Boston Dynamics finally found a way to improve on humanity’s primitive two-legged design: By adding a pair of wheels to their new self-balancing robot, giving the bot some impressive new capabilities. Venture Capitalist Steve Jurvetson was at a presentation given by Boston Dynamics’ founder Marc Raibert, who revealed

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  • 2017/02/01 15:16

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  69 Viral Images From 2016 That Were Totally Fake

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  The year 2016 will probably go down in history as the year of the fakes. There were plenty of fake news articles, and even plenty of debate about the definition of the word “fake.” Here at Gizmodo did our best in 2016 to keep you informed of the latest images on social media that were actually fake. Just as we did in 2014 and 2015, we’ve compiled another round-up of this year’s fake viral photos.

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  • 2016/12/19 21:56

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  You Can Stop Worrying, Disney Figured Out How to Make Perfect CG Sugar

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  In a paper titled Efficient Rendering of Heterogeneous Poly-Disperse Granular Media, researchers from Disney Research Zurich, ETH Zurich, and Dartmouth College outline a new methodology they’ve created for simulating the appearance and motion of millions of grains—tiny particles that can represent everything from sugar, to salt, to sand—that not only makes them look more realistic, but render fast

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  • 2016/12/09 08:43
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  This Is Why Half the Internet Shut Down Today

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  Twitter, Spotify and Reddit, and a huge swath of other websites were down or screwed up this morning. This was happening as hackers unleashed a large distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on the servers of Dyn, a major DNS host. It’s probably safe to assume that the two situations are related.

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  • 2016/10/22 05:48

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  German Lawmakers Vote to Ban the Internal Combustion Engine

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  The modern internal combustion engine first came from Germany and now Germany wants to put a nail in its coffin. The Bundesrat has passed a resolution to ban the ICE beginning in 2030.

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  • 2016/10/09 10:38

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  AMP: Robots Make a Hell of a Friend (And a Pretty Good Soldier)

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  AMP is a pretty engaging sci-fi short written and directed by Adam Marisett for Triton Films. It’s set in a world where giant robots can be your best friend and giant robot dogs can be your worst enemy. Basically, it’s the kind of dystopian war where technology is awesome. Here’s the breakdown on the short, which was impressively made with only a few thousands dollar. 10 years after leaving a war

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  • 2016/07/27 02:32

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  Should You Work for Free?

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  While this clever "Should You Work for Free?" chart is for designers, it can be applied to any profession. So if you are a programmer, a writer, an engineer or have any payable talent or knowledge, follow it. [Jessica Hische]

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  • 2016/05/16 20:23

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  Experts Doubt That a Teen Found a Lost Maya City

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  A Canadian teen says he discovered a lost Maya city using ancient star maps and satellite images provided by NASA and Google. As the remarkable story went viral yesterday, a number of experts spoke out, saying it’s highly unlikely that these features are those of a forgotten Maya settlement. News swept the internet yesterday that William Gadoury, a 15-year-old boy from Quebec, found a lost Maya ci

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  • 2016/05/12 01:30

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