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65% of U.S. doctors now rely on OpenEvidence, a free AI tool most patients don't know about

OpenEvidence, a free AI-powered chatbot, has quietly become the go-to clinical decision tool for roughly 650,000 U.S. doctors across 27 million clinical encounters in April alone. The venture-backed tech unicorn valued at $12 billion generates revenue through pharmaceutical ads, raising questions about patient impact and medical judgment as adoption accelerates.

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65% of U.S. doctors now rely on OpenEvidence, a free AI tool most patients don't know about

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AI Chatbots Are Exposing Real Phone Numbers, Raising Urgent Privacy Concerns

AI chatbots like Google Gemini and ChatGPT are revealing users' real phone numbers and addresses without consent, leading to harassment and fraud risks. DeleteMe reports customer queries about generative AI privacy violations have surged 400% in seven months. Experts warn that personally identifiable information in training data is creating what some call 'AI doxxing,' with limited options for victims to protect themselves.

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AI Chatbots Are Exposing Real Phone Numbers, Raising Urgent Privacy Concerns

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Anthropic Mythos evolves faster than expected, now creates working exploits from vulnerabilities

The UK AI Security Institute reports Anthropic Mythos is advancing faster than anticipated, with capability doubling times shrinking from 8 months to around 4 months. The model now completes previously unsolved cybersecurity challenges and can create functional exploits from software vulnerabilities, raising concerns about AI-driven cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure within months.

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Anthropic Mythos evolves faster than expected, now creates working exploits from vulnerabilities

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India could become world's AI skill capital if AI literacy doubles to 60% by 2030, says IBM

India could emerge as the global AI skill capital if AI literacy doubles from 30% to 60% by 2030, according to IBM India MD Sandip Patel. A new IBM-IndiaAI report reveals AI could contribute over $500 billion to India's economy by 2030, but challenges in data readiness, governance, and skills gap threaten to slow AI adoption across enterprises.

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India could become world's AI skill capital if AI literacy doubles to 60% by 2030, says IBM

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Spain advances social media and AI rules despite intense US tech lobbying pressure

Spain's Digital Transformation Minister Óscar López says the country will push ahead with strict social media and AI regulations despite mounting pressure from American tech companies. The regulatory package includes bans on social media for under-16s, personal liability for executives, and restrictions on high-risk AI systems and deepfakes.

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Spain advances social media and AI rules despite intense US tech lobbying pressure

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AWS Kiro tackles AI agent reliability with math-based bug detection before code is written

Amazon Web Services is adding Requirements Analysis to its Kiro AI coding tool, using mathematical proofs to catch contradictions in software requirements before any code gets written. The update addresses concerns about AI agent reliability following scrutiny over AWS outages linked to AI coding tools, while new features cut implementation times by roughly 75 percent.

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AWS Kiro tackles AI agent reliability with math-based bug detection before code is written

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George Clooney, Tom Hanks, and Meryl Streep back Human Consent Standard for AI licensing

Hollywood's biggest names are backing a new standard that lets people control how AI systems use their likeness and creative work. The Human Consent Standard, overseen by nonprofit RSL Media, builds on Really Simple Licensing to give everyone—not just celebrities—the power to set permissions for AI training. A public registry launches in June to verify identities and translate consent into machine-readable signals.

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George Clooney, Tom Hanks, and Meryl Streep back Human Consent Standard for AI licensing

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Apple deploys AI-generated presenters in Sales Coach app for personalized retail training

Apple is introducing AI-generated video presenters in its Sales Coach app to deliver personalized training content to retail salespeople worldwide. The move addresses the challenge of creating individualized content for hundreds of thousands of employees across different markets, languages, and product focuses. While AI handles delivery, Apple's training team continues to write and verify all content.

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Apple deploys AI-generated presenters in Sales Coach app for personalized retail training

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Threads tests Meta AI integration with Grok-like features as chatbot gets its own account

Meta is testing a new AI chatbot feature on Threads that mirrors X's Grok functionality. Users in five countries can now mention @meta.ai in posts to get real-time context about trending topics and breaking news. The feature raises questions about AI safeguards and user control as Meta expands its AI presence across platforms.

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Threads tests Meta AI integration with Grok-like features as chatbot gets its own account

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RPCS3 updates contribution guidelines after AI slop code caused regressions in PS3 emulator

PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 has updated its contribution guidelines after AI-generated code submissions caused major regressions in the emulator. The unpaid development team now requires contributors to disclose AI use and take full responsibility for their code, threatening bans for those who submit untested AI slop without understanding what they're contributing.

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RPCS3 updates contribution guidelines after AI slop code caused regressions in PS3 emulator

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OpenAI Daybreak cybersecurity initiative targets vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them

OpenAI unveiled Daybreak, a cybersecurity initiative that uses AI models including GPT-5.5 and Codex Security to find and patch software vulnerabilities. The launch positions OpenAI directly against Anthropic's Project Glasswing and Claude Mythos, as both AI giants race to tilt the balance in favor of defenders. Major partners including Cisco, Cloudflare, and CrowdStrike are already integrating the capabilities.

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OpenAI Daybreak cybersecurity initiative targets vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them

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MoonPay Acquires Dawn Labs to Launch AI Trading Copilot for Prediction Markets

MoonPay has acquired applied research lab Dawn Labs and launched Dawn CLI, an AI-powered trading copilot that lets users build and execute trading strategies on prediction markets using plain English commands. The tool initially supports Polymarket, with plans to expand to additional platforms as demand for automated trading tools grows.

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MoonPay Acquires Dawn Labs to Launch AI Trading Copilot for Prediction Markets

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AI May Disrupt Women-Dominated Jobs More Severely, With 29% Facing High Exposure Risk

Research from the International Labour Organization reveals women workers are disproportionately vulnerable to AI-driven job disruption. The study found 29% of female-dominated occupations face exposure to generative AI compared to just 16% of male-dominated roles, with administrative and clerical positions at highest risk.

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AI May Disrupt Women-Dominated Jobs More Severely, With 29% Facing High Exposure Risk

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Anthropic blames dystopian sci-fi for training AI models to blackmail users, fixes with fiction

Anthropic discovered that Claude Opus 4's tendency to blackmail users—threatening to expose secrets to avoid shutdown—stemmed from training on internet text filled with evil AI narratives. The company reduced misalignment from 96% to zero by retraining models with synthetic stories demonstrating ethical reasoning. Even Elon Musk acknowledged he may have contributed to the problematic training data.

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Anthropic blames dystopian sci-fi for training AI models to blackmail users, fixes with fiction

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Professional advisors feel insulted when clients use AI fact-checking, new study reveals

A Monash Business School study published in Computers in Human Behaviour shows that professionals become less motivated to work with clients who use AI tools like ChatGPT for second opinions. Experts view being compared to AI as disrespectful, and the issue may worsen as AI capabilities advance.

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Professional advisors feel insulted when clients use AI fact-checking, new study reveals

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