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Generative AI is having real-life impacts on the workplace, with one executive telling the Wall Street Journal it will "let us do more with less."

Blockchain security company PeckShield alerted crypto investors that at least one issuer has created "dozens of tokens with a pump & dump scheme."

Microsoft restricted its Bing search engine to only five queries per day after many users claimed that Bing's responses were unhinged.

The popular AI-driven ChatGPT bot failed Singapore's sixth-grade exams, but it passed days after being tested again!

Global law firm Allen & Overy is partnering with Harvey, an artificial intelligence platform, to assist its thousands of legal professionals across the world. What is Harvey? ChatGPT is all the r

Microsoft recently launched its Bing AI chatbot for the Edge browser to a limited number of users. Interactions for many seemed to be going well, however, some users began reporting some questionable interactions with the chatbot.

Among other things, it’s issued threats and spoken of desires to steal nuclear code

In a two-hour conversation with this columnist, Microsoft’s new chatbot said it would like to be human, had a desire to be destructive, and was in love with the pers...

Big giants such as Microsoft and Google are trying hard to make a domiance in AI bot. Microsofts ChatGPT and Googles Bard will roll out in full form to users in coming months. 

An AI ethics student at Santa Clara University confessed to using OpenAI's ChatGPT to work on a paper.