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The AI bubble could burst without killing ChatGPT — but you might not like what happens next (opens the original)
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Is it just me or are warnings that the AI bubble could burst soon getting even harder to ignore? Over the past few years, investors have pumped extraordinary amounts of money into AI companies because they've been betting that the technology will eventually generate equally extraordinary returns. However, there are now growing questions about whether those returns will arrive quickly enough (or ever) to justify all of that spending. For example, The Financial Times recently reported that OpenAI,
Think you can spot a ChatGPT image? Take our real-or-AI quiz and see how well you do (opens the original)
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OpenAI launched ChatGPT Images 2.5 last week, bringing all sorts of impressive upgrades to the way it generates images. The company says the latest model will bring us “sharper details, faster generation, more precise editing, and better tools for creating and sharing.” We’ve already identified the new features of ChatGPT Images 2.5 you’ll actually use, like Sketch for turning quick drawings into polished images, templates for things like posters and better editing tools. But it’s not all good n
‘ChatGPT will glaze anyone regardless’: Some users say its sycophancy is as bad as ever — but my 5 tests told a different story (opens the original)
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Sycophancy has become one of AI's biggest problems. For years now users have reported that their favorite chatbots are overly agreeable. They often validate opinions, flatter people and sometimes tell them what they want to hear rather than what they probably need to hear. This is sometimes referred to as “glazing”. AI companies are well aware that this happens. OpenAI even acknowledged that previous models, like GPT-4o, had become “overly flattering or agreeable” after an update in 2025, which
A fan of many talents — a heater, fan and air purifier all rolled into one, the multiskilled Blueair T10i’s fantastic features made keeping my home comfortable a breeze (opens the original)
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The Blueair ComfortPure 3-in-1 T10i Air Purifier does far more than clean the air. It combines air purification, heating and cooling in a single device that’s designed to keep your home comfortable all year round. It’s not small, but its sleek, understated design means it should blend well in most spaces. The app is a highlight too, offering lots of control and customization options. It’s an investment, especially when you consider filter replacement costs, but if you like the idea of a single d
‘Horrifying’ — Reddit users are creating uncanny valley photos with ChatGPT, so I asked it to make something creepy and now I deeply regret it (opens the original)
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People have been using AI tools to create horrifying images, bring their nightmares to life and visualize spooky stories since the early days of AI image generators. But when I was browsing Reddit over the weekend, I saw several threads about something slightly different. People were asking ChatGPT to create creepy, unsettling and uncanny valley images, without giving much direction beyond that. One thread simple asked ChatGPT to create an image that gave off uncanny valley, while another user t
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