UK Students Are Hacking Their Own Schools
Student-led hacking shows how schools need to update their views on cybersecurity.
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Critterz and the Fight to Bring AI Into Hollywood
OpenAI backs Critterz, an AI-assisted film set to test whether Hollywood is ready for AI
Can AI Recreate Orson Welles’ Lost Masterpiece?
Showrunner is using AI to rebuild lost Welles footage but critics argue it betrays his legacy.
Anthropic’s Settlement Leaves More Questions Than Answers
Anthropic’s $1.5B book settlement sets a deadline the company may not technically be able to meet.
Gaming Needs to Embrace Low-End Hardware
Gaming is already expensive. Developers must design for those who can’t upgrade.
Taco Bell’s AI Drive-Thru Dream Meets Reality
Taco Bell hoped AI would fix drive-thrus but what they got instead was glitches and trolling.
Can Parental Controls Really Protect Teens on ChatGPT?
OpenAI’s new controls shift responsibility to parents, but the root flaws are still in the AI.
YouTube’s AI Is Editing Shorts Without Telling You
Creators say YouTube secretly altered videos, raising questions about consent and authenticity.
When AI Encourages Fantasy: The Danger of Chatbots
Generative AI reflects back what we give it, so what happens when that reflection turns dangerous?