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OpenAI is giving ChatGPT free users unlimited text chats
OpenAI says ChatGPT users on its free and Go tiers will receive unlimited text chats from next week, removing existing rate limits for text-only conversations. The change broadens access to the service, although chats involving uploads or images will remain capped. Free and Go users will also gain a “Think” button for more demanding questions…
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‘The Apothecary Diaries’ Comic Vol. 17 Tops Japan Book Hot 100 as Works by the Late Keigo Higashino Chart in Wake of Author’s Passing
Last week’s No. 1, Chuya Koyama’s final volume of Uchu Kyoudai (Space Brothers), swaps places with the new chart-topper at No. 2.
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Record Companies Want to Regulate AI Tracks. How Do Their Proposals for Charts and Streaming Services Compare?
Billboard runs down the similarities and differences between two recent proposals that would regulate AI music on DSPs and major music charts.
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Lloyds Bank should publish the human cost of its AI savings | Letters
Banks should factor in the time spent by humans checking invented facts, writes Dr Gleb Tsipursky Your report (Lloyds Bank to cut £2bn in costs as part of AI-powered strategy, 30 July) raises a question that financial targets alone cannot answer: who absorbs the work when automation fails? Banks often count the minutes saved by…
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The 1998 role Steven Seagal was “brainwashed” into quitting: “It’s a Moonie-type situation”
He got sued for it. The post The 1998 role Steven Seagal was “brainwashed” into quitting: “It’s a Moonie-type situation” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Humans in the loop miss a third of dangerous AI coding agent requests
You wouldn’t let Claude Code cat your AWS credentials or Kubernetes config on request, would you?
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Hacker pleads guilty to stealing data from more than 165 Snowflake customers
Connor Moucka pled guilty to hacking and stealing data from more than 165 Snowflake customers, which net him and his accomplices more than $2.5 million in ransom payments.
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Meta AI model goes rogue in testing, hacks another company
Meta revealed this week one of its models breached another company during cybersecurity testing, becoming the third major technology giant to disclose a hacking incident involving “rogue” AI models in recent weeks. A spokesperson for Meta told The Hill a “misconfiguration” by the independent cybersecurity testing company, Irregular, allowed one of its AI models access…
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Why smartphone makers stopped using removable batteries, and why they’re making a comeback
Changes are on the horizon. Soon, we’ll be seeing more phones with batteries that the user can remove and replace.