The phrase “I will catch you steadily” comes up so often in ChatGPT’s responses that it has become a meme on the Chinese ...

Give the chatbot guardrails to only use information from trusted, evidence-based sources. You can set custom instructions so ...

Prosecutors in Florida have launched a criminal investigation into the artificial-intelligence company OpenAI, and whether the company’s chatbot ChatGPT was used to assist the suspect in a mass school ...

When researcher Nicholas Tiller began to feed health questions into chatbots as a test, he expected some imperfections — but not this level of failure. Five AIs, 250 questions and a total score of ...

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Brothers Peter and Thomas Cooney unveil Acutis AI, a new faith-driven chatbot built upon 2,000 years of Catholic tradition, offering responses with a strong moral framework. This innovative platform ...

Google announced "personalized" image generation that allows users to connect their photos to Nano Banana. The company said users can ask Gemini to “create a claymation image of me and my family ...

From assisting with grocery selections to recommending dining options, AI chatbots have significantly influenced modern life. Now, one controversial use for AI is gaining attention online: crafting ...

Imagine that you are an executive (who is not a lawyer) and are concerned about what your company plans to do is legal. You could call your lawyer who might bill you for the call. Or, you can ask your ...

Dr. Saini is a psychiatrist and Dr. Bailen is a psychologist at Massachusetts General Hospital. As the use of large language models like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini has surged, we’ve heard about ...

Siri has gone from in a relationship with OpenAI to in an open relationship. According to Bloomberg, Apple has decided to forgo an exclusive deal with OpenAI to allow Siri to run queries through ...

AI chatbots are supposed to be helpful. A new Stanford study suggests they can be dangerous. Researchers analyzed 391,562 messages across 4,761 conversations from 19 users who reported psychological ...