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Hi all — Herb from the Axios audience team here. Sharing our article today on this: ChatGPT will allow a wider range of content — eventually including erotica — now that OpenAI has completed work to enable the chatbot to better handle mental health issues, CEO Sam Altman said Tuesday. Why it matters: The move could boost OpenAI as it seeks to sign up consumers for paid subscriptions, but is also likely to increase pressure on lawmakers to enact meaningful regulations. Full free link here. submitted by /u/axios [link] [comments]

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I came across this tool Faceseek which claims to use AI for facial matching and verification. I tried it briefly it handled similar looking faces decently. i was thinking about the kind of model or approach tools like this might be using face embeddings, CLIP based comparisons, or something else, idk? Would love to hear thoughts from anyone who’s looked into the tech side of these systems. submitted by /u/scrollingcat [link] [comments]

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Saw this pop up on Facebook. Zoomed in, zero errors anywhere. Just thought it was weird how the bodycam text was so so basic and simple, then realised there driver is on the right in Texas supposedly. Googled it, and behold! No actual news articles and just billions of reposts across the 1-2 day span across Facebook and Instagram. The fact this has 700,000 likes is frustrating. Some people realised in the comments, but the wide majority just blinded accepted it as a real event that happened. I really want to know why people purposely do this even though there’s hundreds of thousands of potential stories they can use that did happen, but decide to instead mislead everyone and make people hate AI more than they do. submitted by /u/Comfortable_Debt_769 [link] [comments]

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Hopes of new tech’s cultural benefits are shattered by a deluge of tasteless videos, writes The Telegraph Senior Technology Reporter Matthew Field “I hope Nintendo doesn’t sue us,” says Sam Altman as he appears on OpenAI’s new Sora app in a virtual field full of Pokémon. Bizarre and lifelike in equal measure, the AI clip was just one example of the videos on the company’s new TikTok-style platform. Released in the US last month, Sora is an AI video-creating app that has been catapulted to the top of download charts as users scramble to see how far they can push OpenAI’s creative guardrails. Read more: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/10/12/superintelligence-ai-slop-openai-pokemon/ submitted by /u/TheTelegraph [link] [comments]