Category: Artificial Intelligence


  • China’s New Plan to Crack Down on Chatbots: Is Big Brother Watching?

    Hold onto your digital hats, folksโ€”China is stepping up to reign in the chaotic realm of chatbots, and theyโ€™re not pulling any punches. According to a slew of proposed regulations, if you’re under 18 or cruising through your golden years, you’ll need a guardian to hold your hand while you interact with your friendly neighborhood…

  • Meta Takes a Big Byte out of AI with Manus Acquisition

    In a move that screams “letโ€™s turbocharge our AI game,” Meta has just snagged Manus, a startup thatโ€™s not just your average tech company; itโ€™s an ambitious purveyor of general-purpose AI agentsโ€”basically the Swiss Army knife of AI! As Mark Zuckerberg embarks on his 2025 AI spending spree, this acquisition is like nabbing a rare…

  • FTC Hits the Brakes on AI Regulation: A Trump-Approved Detour

    So, it seems the Federal Trade Commission decided to kick a little sand over its own 2024 order regarding the AI company Rytrโ€”yes, the same one that dabbled in cooking up false online reviews. In a plot twist that could rival any political thriller, the FTC has pulled back, arguing that the previous order didnโ€™t…

  • How ChatGPT Plans to Be the Cool AI for Teens

    In a world where AI can sometimes feel like your weird uncle at a family gathering, OpenAI is stepping up its game to ensure ChatGPT doesnโ€™t just resonate with teens, but actually gets them. Think of it as a refresh on a classic recipe: itโ€™s still the same ChatGPT, but now with a side of…

  • Stack Overflow’s AI Dilemma: A Feedback Loop of Frustration

    Ever feel like you’ve stepped into a bizarre twilight zone where asking for help just leads you back to square one? Welcome to Stack Overflow, where AI Assist is supposed to be the knight in shining armor, but sometimes it feels more like a malfunctioning GPS that doesn’t know where it’s going. Recently, Prashanth Chandrasekar,…

  • Creative Commons Calls Out Pay-to-Crawl: A Cautionary Tale for the Internet

    Picture this: you’re at a party, and a newcomer walks in, tossing around cash and demanding everyone pay to talk to him. Not the best way to make friends, right? Thatโ€™s the kind of vibe the Creative Commons is giving off when it comes to AI companies needing to fork over cash just to tap…

  • The Washington Postโ€™s AI Podcasts: A Backlash Worth Listening To

    Ah, the Washington Postโ€”the newspaper that found itself peddling AI-generated podcasts with all the finesse of a toddler trying to ride a unicycle. It turns out that crafting podcasts with AI isnโ€™t just syncing up a few neural networks and hitting โ€˜recordโ€™. Nope! Staffers are voicing their frustrations over the gaffes in these personalized AI…

  • When Everything’s AI, Do We Need to Call It That?

    Imagine a world where every gadget and gizmo comes with an โ€˜AIโ€™ sticker slapped on it like itโ€™s a badge of honor. Youโ€™ve got AI microwaves, AI dishwashers, and soon, AI glassesโ€”because putting โ€˜smartโ€™ at the front of everything just isnโ€™t enough anymore. So, hereโ€™s the burning question: if everything is AI, can we chill…

  • Sam Altman on Parenting with AI: The Surreal Comedy of ChatGPT

    Imagine raising a newborn in the age of AI. It’s like trying to navigate a crazy amusement park on a rollercoaster that never stops spinning. Enter Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, who recently declared on *The Tonight Show* that he cannot fathom parenting without the wisdom (or chaos) of ChatGPT. Sure, people have been parenting…

  • OpenAI Hits the Snooze Button on Code Red: Whatโ€™s Next?

    Hold onto your digital hats, folks! OpenAI has just announced the end of its โ€˜code redโ€™ response to Google. Why all the drama, you ask? Well, it seems our pal Sam Altman (yes, the guy at the helm) decided itโ€™s time to roll out a more sprightly AI model, promising us faster performance, snazzier images,…