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MIT caught GPT-4 doing something worse than lying: it argues back.

Harvard, MIT Sloan and Warwick gave 72 BCG consultants a business case and GPT-4, then logged 4,339 prompts. The case was rigged so the obvious answer was wrong. So the model got it wrong first try, basically every time. Nobody got a correction. They g…

Namecheap is currently completely down

Namecheap is currently experiencing a major outage following a power failure affecting its Phoenix data center. Web hosting, websites, DNS, email services, and other Namecheap services may currently be unavailable or disrupted. So if your website or ho…

Reddit is rolling out AI moderators for new communities, how long until every subreddit has one?

I’ve been posting about AI-related stuff for a while now and honestly, the more I see it being pushed everywhere, the more I think we need proper regulation around it. Not just “hey, we have AI now, let’s put it into everything”. And now Reddit i…

So AI has now designed actual viruses that work…

Just came across this and honestly this is pretty wild. Researchers used AI to design completely new viruses that don't exist in nature. They then actually made some of them in a lab, and 16 of the designs worked. Before anyone panics, these …

What safeguards do you use before giving ChatGPT agents permission to act?

I watched an interview with AI safety researcher Roman Yampolskiy, and it raised a practical question for people who use ChatGPT for advanced workflows. His broader claim is that increasingly intelligent AI systems may become harder to predict and cont…