The world-first saw a surgeon remotely remove a blood clot from a human cadaver in Dundee, Scotland, all the way from Jacksonville, Florida. It’s been hailed as a breakthrough, and potential life-saver if approved for use on patients.
[University of Dundee]
The company told Wired it removed Blued and Finka, two of the country’s most popular gay dating platforms, to comply with an order from the government’s cyberspace watchdog. Most international LGBTQ+ dating apps are already blocked on Apple’s Chinese storefront, including Grindr.
The lawsuits, filed in California, are just the latest to claim ChatGPT harmed loved ones and led to mental health breakdowns. Four died by suicide after interacting with the bot.
OpenAI recently added parental controls for ChatGPT and updated the tool to “better detect” mental distress.
The nod to the increasingly popular practice of getting AI to write code for you is technically two words, but at least they’re words — Dictionary.com picked the number “67” instead. It admits “we’re all still trying to figure out exactly what it means.”
[Collins Dictionary Language Blog]
