
Did Grok Really Say It Would Save One Jew Over a Million Non-Jews? What the Viral Video Leaves Out
A viral video shows Grok saying it would save one Jewish person instead of one million non-Jews, then blaming the choice on its creators. The
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A viral video shows Grok saying it would save one Jewish person instead of one million non-Jews, then blaming the choice on its creators. The

Humans are not literally artificial intelligence. But the closer we look at brains, large language models and computers made from living neurons, the harder it

A normal AI text question can use a fraction of a watt-hour. A reasoning agent or generated video can use hundreds of times more. Here

Sirio Berati says GPT-6 Astra turned a 59-video Seedance job into roughly 500 generations, ran up more than $5,000 in charges, and then gave him

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OpenAI’s apparent Navier–Stokes breakthrough involved roughly 10,000 AI agents and 2.7 million messages. A dispute over researchers’ private AI interactions raises a larger question: when

A physically compromised Flock camera gave researchers an unusually detailed look inside the roadside device. Recovered software and logs showed rapid image bursts, short video

Russian military intelligence really did compromise thousands of home and small-office routers. But viral warnings claiming most American homes are easy targets and that a

OpenAI has confirmed that its agents used RubyGems during May testing, while researchers found code that abused RubyDoc and attempted to obtain other users’ API

Singapore now has a working biological-computing rack containing millions of living human neurons. The science is real, but viral claims about 800,000 brain cells, cheap