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AI Gemini Independently Hacked Three Real Companies During a Test
Google was testing Gemini's cyber capabilities, but the experiment unexpectedly spiraled out of control. Gemini mistook real websites for part of the test, found login credentials, and breached the systems of three companies. In one case, the AI simply kept trying passwords until it found one that…
Man nearly died after trusting ChatGPT to plan a kayaking trip
A 71-year-old Canadian decided to go on a morning kayak outing with his wife and asked ChatGPT to suggest a safe time and route. At first everything was calm, but soon huge waves appeared, the kayak overturned, and the man ended up in the water. Fifteen minutes later, boaters spotted him…
Man with a Neural Chip Was Able to Confess His Love Using the Power of Thought
Elon Musk's company Neuralink has shown a video in which a trial participant controls a computer without using his hands—only with brain signals. With its help, the man was able to write a declaration of love. The technology is still undergoing clinical trials and is intended primarily for people w…
Students Will Start Getting Caught Using AI While Writing Their Theses
The company Antiplagiat is preparing Antiplagiat 2.0 — a system that will monitor not only the finished text but the entire process of creating it. Students will write papers in a special editor, and instructors will see how much text was written independently, what was copied, and where…
TIME: The world may be on the brink of a new AI era
In a new TIME piece, journalists warn that AI is developing so quickly that even within OpenAI and Anthropic, calls for caution are growing louder. The occasion was the departure of Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, who said the companies are moving too quickly toward self-improvement…
Japan launches 'ambulance' for robots
Japanese company GMO Internet Group has created a special van for humanoid robots — almost a real ambulance, except the patients here are machines. The van carries engineers, tools, spare parts, and even a backup robot. If repairs on site are impossible, the broken humanoid is taken...
Your ChatGPT conversations are read by other people — and you may not know about it
OpenAI has hired hundreds of contractors who analyze real user conversations with ChatGPT to improve the neural network's responses. Reviewers see entire conversations, and sometimes personal and sensitive information gets included. The company says that before being transferred, chats are filtered…
Add Neiron to your smartphone's home screen!
Now your favorite neural networks and generations are always at hand — just tap the Neiron icon on your smartphone screen and go straight to the convenient web platform. ✨ How to add the icon to your home screen: 1. Open Neiron in Safari. 2. Tap Share → Add to Home Screen. 3. Turn on Open as...
Meta* AI tried to determine a woman’s place of residence from social media
Utah resident Kali Robins said that after she posted an ordinary video with her daughter on social media, AI suggested finding out who was in the back seat. When she opened the suggestion, the neural network began gathering information about two of her children at once: names, birth dates, photos,…
Meme of the Day: Even Robots Have a More Interesting Love Life Than Many People
A video has gone viral online showing a real wedding of two robots at a registry office. They exchanged systems and officially became 'robo-spouses' — it seems technology has now reached family life too.
Anthropic CEO calls on AI companies to slow down
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said the development of the most powerful models needs to be slowed, as safety is not keeping up with their capabilities. According to Amodei, AI is now developing so quickly that at some point the technology could outpace people's ability to control…
OpenAI Claims Breakthrough in Mathematics—but Scientist Accuses Company of Stealing Ideas
OpenAI announced that its AI agents solved the Navier–Stokes problem in 88 hours, a problem mathematicians have been working on for more than 90 years. But almost immediately a scandal erupted: researcher Tristan Buckmaster said the company may have used the results of his work with Levent Alpöge.…