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ChatGPT may have already been on Android for a year at this point, but Anthropic is catching up with the Claude app.

From deepfakes to voice cloning, the new world of AI-powered scams has users worried for their personal and financial data.

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Users of large language model Claude can now “generate, test, and evaluate” their prompts in the Anthropic console.

While China may be beating the US when it comes to using AI, the study shows it's not as fast to fully implement the tech.

COVID is on the rise again this summer, and if you're feeling sick, it's probably best to work from home or call off.

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ChatGPT and other AI models are at risk from new jailbreak technique that could "produce ordinarily forbidden behaviors."

Video sharing giant says it has tightened up YouTube privacy guidelines to address privacy concerns and protect users.

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Read receipts, typing indicators, and high-quality media are coming to Android texts on iPhones soon.

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Apple's hiring, and the company has a few handfuls of entirely work-from-home positions available this month.

Earlier in the year the company told staff to come back to the office or miss promotions. Data shows many staff don't care.

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The United Nations agency raises concerns that bad actors could use AI tools to spread harmful misinformation online.

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The fast food restaurant has decided not to continue the partnership with IBM, with 100+ restaurants removing the tech.

The employees were found to be using "mouse jiggling" technology to make it seem like they were working.