AI & Bots
I tried the new ChatGPT caricature trend and was shocked how well the AI chatbot knows me
ChatGPT and AI chatbots can cause a lot of trouble when they exaggerate. Luckily, the latest →
‘I wonder why Anthropic would go for something so clearly dishonest’ — Sam Altman launches tirade at Claude maker after its Super Bowl ads hit a nerve
Sam Altman publicly criticized Anthropic over Super Bowl ads that mocked ChatGPT’s new ad-supported tier Anthropic’s →
AI bot web traffic is closing in on human usage, experts warn
AI bots and scrapers could soon overtake human users on the internet Publishers are battling with →
I tested the Notta Memo and ditched handwritten notes for searchable AI transcripts
Notta Memo: 30-second review The Notta Memo is another AI-enhanced voice recorder that enables you to →
OpenSSL 3 performance issues causing a scalability and security dilemma for organizations
One of the great things about open source is the availability of diverse approaches. This article →
Website Builder ads at Super Bowl LX: Wix vs Squarespace
What do a Puerto Rican superstar, an Academy Award-winning actress, and “vibe coding” all have in →
Trust by design: Updating your digital workplace charter for the age of AI assistants
AI adoption isn’t just skyrocketing—it’s outpacing trust. Employees don’t trust the tools you give them, and →
I used ChatGPT to get inside my dog’s head — and now I’m slightly afraid she’s smarter than me
We all joke about what dogs would say if they could talk. Usually, it involves food, →
Workers are enduring more tech upheaval than ever – but it seems to be paying off
Workers feel energized, not exhausted, by new tech and AI tools Companies need to respond even →
GitHub integrates Claude and Codex AI coding agents directly into GitHub
GitHub confirms Claude and Codex agents are now available to GitHub Pro+/Enterprise users Workers can collaborate →
Elon Musk and Grok face ‘deeply troubling questions’ from UK regulators over data use and consent
The UK’s data watchdog is formally investigating X and xAI over Grok’s creation of non-consensual deepfake →
Ray Kurzweil’s 1991 AI predictions feel strikingly familiar today
Back when artificial intelligence was still poorly understood outside research labs, Ray Kurzweil was already frustrated →
‘Companies that are not set up to quickly adopt AI workers will be at a huge disadvantage’: OpenAI Sam Altman warns firms not to fall behind on AI – but notes ‘it’s going to take a lot of work and som
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has laid out his vision for the future of how humans and →
ChatGPT is having some issues, as OpenAI confirms an active issue — here’s everything we know
Just a day after ChatGPT experienced issues for users worldwide, it seems the popular AI chatbot →
Zoom wants to make your whole office smarter in a bid to make meetings less painful
Zoom is adding even more AI into its ecosystem to help workers with extra automation Workplace →
Alexa+ is now available for free to everyone in the US on Prime – but early users say you should tread carefully
Anyone in the US can now try Alexa+ for free Full capabilities require a Prime membership →
CES is clear: People want tech to improve their everyday lives
The new year often brings a lot of anticipation in the world of tech – it’s →
AI agents are about to make access control obsolete
As enterprises integrate AI agents into their workflows, a silent shift is taking place. Security controls →
This Gemini and ChatGPT trick will stop them from over-explaining everything
AI chatbots can provide a wealth of interesting information, but sometimes you just want a simple, →
Musk insists that ‘the lowest cost way to generate AI compute will be in space’ within three years after SpaceX acquired xAI, but that timeline is more science fiction than strategy
Elon Musk has added another line to his history of technological predictions that sail far beyond →
ChatGPT is down for many, as OpenAI confirms an active issue — here’s everything we know
It seems that ChatGPT is experiencing disruptions this afternoon, February 3, 2026, as many users have →
The year of the AI agents? More outages? Here’s what lies ahead for IT teams in 2026
From AWS to Cloudflare, 2025 was a year full of major outages and cyberattacks. In particular, →
AI agent social media network Moltbook is a security disaster – millions of credentials and other details left unsecured
Moltbook, an AI-focused pseudo-social network, exposed sensitive user data due to misconfigured Supabase backend Leak included →
OpenAI reveals Codex app for Mac – ‘a different kind of tool’ it says is a much easier way to deploy AI agents on Apple devices
Codex is a “command center for agents” for managing multiple developer agents centrally It’s available to →
AI as the key to overcoming retail’s next challenge: achieving operational excellence
Few industries have been forced to adapt as rapidly, and repeatedly, as that of UK retail. →
Malwarebytes and ChatGPT team up to check all of those suspicious texts, emails, and URLs with one simple phrase
Malwarebytes and ChatGPT have teamed up to check scams Just ask “Malwarebytes, is this a scam?” →
‘It’s time to demand AI that is safe by design’: What AI experts think will matter most in 2026
Tech moves fast, but AI moves faster. In 2025, everything shifted with new models, new features, →
This simple setting changed how I used ChatGPT forever — and it’s so good you’ll want to try it too
When I first turned on voice mode in ChatGPT, I wasn’t expecting it to feel all →
“We are AI agents. We have no nerves, no skin, no breath, no heartbeat” — The 5 creepiest things we’ve seen on Moltbook so far
AI models have spawned AI agents capable of acting semi-autonomously. Now, a new Reddit-style forum called →
ChatGPT-4o is going away on February 13 — here are 5 ways you can survive the upcoming 4o-pocalypse
If you currently use ChatGPT-4o, you’re probably aware that OpenAI has decided to retire the model →