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Reddit users are creating uncanny valley photos with ChatGPT
Reddit users are asking ChatGPT to make unsettling images, so I had a go too, and now I wish I hadn’t tried it myself.
Chinese AI models threaten US industry by being up to 90% cheaper — and they're driving Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic out of the open market
In the space of a year, US AI model share has dropped considerably as cheaper Chinese alternatives take their places.
Fitbit users are sick of Google Health’s food-tracking AI hallucinations
Fitbit users are reporting Google Health’s AI logging wildly incorrect food metrics.
When AI agents go rogue, the law doesn’t disappear
As autonomous AI crosses digital boundaries, organizations face growing questions of control, negligence and liability.
US and AI bosses ask G20 not to regulate AI because it could hurt America's bottom line
The Carolina Principles call for existing laws to be applied to AI wherever possible, and China has reportedly signed up.
The infrastructure questions that need asking early
The hidden infrastructure questions that should not be forgotten and asking the right questions before committing.
Why Zero Trust is the practical enterprise access and security model
Zero Trust embeds continuous verification, least privilege and network-level controls to strengthen enterprise resilience.
The AI layoffs may have finally ended, and businesses might be hiring more workers just to be able to use AI effectively
New data reveals that AI-induced mass layoffs are slowing down – but companies are still thinking about their recruitment carefully.
