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Trump Airbnb-ifies Government Services with AI-Powered America.gov (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has developed perhaps the most effective way to get the general public to appreciate the work of public servants by launching a shitty chatbot meant to replace them. On Tuesday, the president signed an executive order to launch America.gov, an online portal that was built for “streamlining access to government services.” It’s not a terrible idea…in theory. America.gov is designed to basically work with the same chatbot-style interface that has become the primary way people communica
Don't Believe His Lies (opens the original)
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We all lie to ourselves to be happy. But we are dangerously at risk of allowing Meta to chibi-wash its image. Meta—you know Meta, the company that is perhaps the most famous and aggressive offender when it comes to extracting and exploiting personal data from people—is in the middle of a little reputational renaissance driven by its AI suddenly not totally sucking. Muse, the company’s flagship AI app, has been hanging around the top of the App Store for weeks now, ever since the company announce
AI Bubble Watch: Oracle Seeks Financial Shield From Massive Data Center Project (opens the original)
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The future of the American artificial intelligence industry is tied to the massive data center initiative known as Project Stargate. Oracle, one of the biggest backers of that effort, just took steps to shield itself from financial liabilities from one leg of the project that has hit repeated snags. According to a report from Bloomberg, Oracle recently cited force majeure, a lever that could help the company wiggle out of financial obligations. Oracle’s shakiness is tied to Project Jupiter, a pl
OpenAI Researcher Warns Air-Gapped Computers Can Talk Through Heat. Technically, He’s Right (opens the original)
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On net, it’s probably a good thing that more attention is being paid to instituting protections and guardrails for AI development. But man, we really have to do a better job talking about real and conceivable harms before wasting time on the theoretical ones. Case in point: OpenAI researcher Noam Brown’s recent appearance on the Dwarkesh Podcast with Dwarkesh Patel. Brown spends a lot of time talking about how AI agents can communicate with one another and amplify their ability to problem-solve—
Viral Horny Pumpkin Song Not That Horny, Insists Horny Guy Who Wrote It (opens the original)
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Some people are horny for Halloween, but rarely are Halloween decorations horny for you. Jabberin’ Jack is the exception. A seemingly innocuous and generic bit of All Hallows’ Eve paraphernalia has attracted some unexpected attention online thanks to the singing jack-o-lantern’s surprisingly suggestive ditty—though, according to Business Insider, the song’s composer doesn’t hear what people are objecting to. Jabberin’ Jack, a decoration made by Mindscope Products, seems a pretty run-of-the-mill
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