Also: chlorine cocktails, keyboard spies, and important news about gravity
Zoom wants to use your data to train its AI. Is that a bad thing? Maybe. [UPDATE 8/10: Zoom is changing its policies to shield data from its AI. You're welcome.]
When robots go rogue, bad things happen. Some are wildly funny, others tragic.
Elon Musk may be today's poster child for billionaires behaving badly, but he's hardly alone.
Sounds like a headline from The Onion. It's not. Welcome to 'Organoid Intelligence'.
Here's how to fight back against surveillance capitalism, one f*****g facial recognition system at a time.
The long arm of the law just got longer and scarier, thanks to AI.
Human-like machines may end up looking after many of us in our later years. I want mine now, thank you.
Claude is an alternative to ChatGPT (and others) designed to be less harmful to humanity. (Or so he claims....)
If so, humans will have a whole lot of 'splainin' to do.
Meta's Twitter replacement is an instant hit. But when our hope for salvation is Mark Zuckerberg, we may already be doomed.
Biometrics can make shopping (and a lot of other things) much easier. It can also be used for less savory purposes.
