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Altman’s latest ChatGPT pitch for parents runs into a familiar objection
OpenAI’s CEO suggested using ChatGPT Work to turn family calendars and kids’ interests into a morning podcast, drawing criticism that the idea replaces ordinary parent-child conversation.
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India is still a download giant, but user spending is rising fast as payments get easier and more people pay for AI, streaming, and productivity apps.
Google removes AI image feature from Earth after backlash over misuse risks
Google pulled a newly launched Earth feature that let users place AI-generated images on maps, after critics said it could be used to create misleading visual evidence.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is now urging the AI industry to pace itself, and other major players are signaling support for the idea after a recent model security incident renewed questions about safety and responsibility.
Snapchat tightens Spotlight rules to favor videos made by people
Snapchat will stop boosting fully AI-generated Spotlight videos, but creators can still use its AI editing tools. The change reflects a broader push by platforms to separate original human content from low-quality synthetic posts.
What AI Adds to Linux VPS Security for Business Servers
AI can help businesses spot unusual server behavior sooner, prioritize patching, and respond faster to suspicious activity on Linux VPS setups. It works best as a layer on top of basic admin discipline, not a replacement for it.