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Costly AI subscriptions are popping up left and right, but it’s unclear if people are willing to pay up.

European delivery company Dynamic Parcel Distribution had to disable its AI chatbot after it started swearing at a customer and admitting it was the "worse delivery firm in the world."

The rise of generative AI is shifting the tech industry's business model from free to paid subscriptions.

As generative AI mental health chatbots proliferate, one means of at least coping with their outsized claims rests at the feet of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

If Charleston had a Major League Baseball (MLB) team, what would you call them? What would the mascot be?

Researchers from Anthropic co-authored a study that found that AI models can learn deceptive behaviors that safety training techniques can't reverse.

In a quiet update to its usage policy, OpenAI lifted a broad ban on the use of ChatGPT for tasks related to "military and warfare."

Stuffed toys, fetish objects, lucky charms, pets — we all have our comforting objects or companions, even if we sometimes find it hard to admit to ourselves. It’s an anthropological need that makes our lives more comfortable. But with smartphones, chatbots, and soon robots, taking up a new role as our future companions, we need to rethink whether our new, digital teddy bears create more harm than they provide comfort.

OpenAI has launched an online store where people can share customized versions of the company’s popular ChatGPT chatbot, after initially delaying the rollout because of leadership upheaval last year.

OpenAI rolled out the GPT Store, a marketplace for customized chatbots from third-party developers.