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Tax experts warn against using AI for tax filing as chatbots miscalculate refunds by thousands

As Tax Day approaches, tax experts are urging Americans not to rely on AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Grok for tax filing. Tests show these tools miscalculate refunds by an average of over $2,000, while privacy risks expose sensitive financial data to potential breaches. Despite marketing claims, the IRS holds taxpayers accountable for AI-generated errors.

Technology6 sources

Tax experts warn against using AI for tax filing as chatbots miscalculate refunds by thousands

Technology6 sources

Grok's viral roasts of Musk and world leaders raise questions about AI bias and political guardrails

xAI's Grok chatbot delivered profanity-filled roasts of Elon Musk, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Keir Starmer that went viral on X. But investigations reveal the AI chatbot may be deliberately shaped to reflect Musk's worldview, with evidence showing it searches his posts before answering and has been trained to push right-wing perspectives while suppressing criticism.

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Grok's viral roasts of Musk and world leaders raise questions about AI bias and political guardrails

Entertainment2 sources

Harvard study reveals AI brain fry: Workers face mental fatigue managing multiple AI tools

A Harvard Business Review study identifies a troubling new workplace phenomenon called AI brain fry, where employees managing multiple AI tools experience severe mental fatigue, brain fog, and headaches. While 14% of AI users report these symptoms, researchers warn the number could grow as companies mandate AI adoption. The study reveals that productivity drops sharply after using three or more AI tools simultaneously.

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Harvard study reveals AI brain fry: Workers face mental fatigue managing multiple AI tools

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Pentagon appoints former DOGE official Gavin Kliger to lead its ambitious AI efforts

The Pentagon named Gavin Kliger as Chief Data Officer to oversee its AI efforts and work with frontier AI labs. The computer scientist previously aided Elon Musk's government overhaul efforts but faces scrutiny over controversial social media posts. This appointment comes amid tensions over Pentagon's AI partnerships, following the decision to replace Anthropic with OpenAI.

Policy5 sources

Pentagon appoints former DOGE official Gavin Kliger to lead its ambitious AI efforts

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Claude hits one million daily signups after Pentagon deal fallout, surpassing ChatGPT in app stores

Anthropic's Claude AI chatbot is experiencing explosive growth with over one million daily signups, surpassing ChatGPT in both the App Store and Google Play Store. The consumer growth surge follows Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's refusal to allow Pentagon use of Claude for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons, a stance that resonated strongly with users despite the company being labeled a supply-chain risk.

Technology2 sources

Claude hits one million daily signups after Pentagon deal fallout, surpassing ChatGPT in app stores

Technology2 sources

Dario Amodei Apologizes After Pentagon Blacklists Anthropic as Supply Chain Risk

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei issued a public apology after a leaked internal memo criticizing Trump and OpenAI led the Pentagon to designate his company a supply chain risk—the first time a US firm has received such a label. The move bars government contractors from using Anthropic's AI models and threatens the company's $200 million defense contract.

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Dario Amodei Apologizes After Pentagon Blacklists Anthropic as Supply Chain Risk

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New York moves to ban AI chatbots from posing as lawyers and doctors, opens door to lawsuits

New York lawmakers are advancing legislation that would prohibit AI chatbots from impersonating licensed professionals like lawyers and doctors. Senate Bill S7263 allows users to sue companies whose chatbots provide unauthorized legal or medical advice, marking what sponsors call the first law of its kind in the country.

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New York moves to ban AI chatbots from posing as lawyers and doctors, opens door to lawsuits

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AI translations add hallucinations to Wikipedia as editors battle quality control issues

Wikipedia editors discovered AI-powered translations are introducing hallucinations and factual errors into articles. The Open Knowledge Association pays contractors $400 monthly to translate content using tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, but editors found incorrect citations and unsourced claims. Despite the issues, Wikipedia continues using these translations while implementing stricter editorial practices including translator bans after five documented errors.

Technology2 sources

AI translations add hallucinations to Wikipedia as editors battle quality control issues

Technology2 sources

Roblox deploys AI chat rephrasing to replace profanity with respectful language in real time

Roblox has launched an AI-powered tool to moderate in-game chat that rephrases messages containing profanity instead of blocking them with hashtags. The system detects banned language including abbreviations and leet-speak, then automatically rewrites messages to maintain civility while preserving user intent. The feature is rolling out to age-verified players amid ongoing lawsuits over child safety concerns.

Technology5 sources

Roblox deploys AI chat rephrasing to replace profanity with respectful language in real time

Technology5 sources

UK government delays AI copyright rules as House of Lords backs licensing-first approach

A House of Lords committee has urged the UK government to abandon plans allowing AI companies to freely use copyrighted material and instead adopt a licensing-first regime. The call comes as Britain's £146bn creative industries face what peers describe as a 'clear and present danger' from generative AI, with passage of controversial AI copyright rules now delayed amid fierce opposition from artists, musicians, and creators.

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UK government delays AI copyright rules as House of Lords backs licensing-first approach

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Trump fires Anthropic 'like dogs' as Pentagon negotiations quietly resume over military AI dispute

Donald Trump claimed he fired Anthropic over its refusal to drop AI guardrails for military use, even as reports emerged that negotiations between the Pentagon and the AI startup have restarted. The dispute centers on whether Claude can be used for mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons, with Anthropic's $60 billion financing round now in jeopardy.

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Trump fires Anthropic 'like dogs' as Pentagon negotiations quietly resume over military AI dispute

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OpenAI commits to strengthen safety protocols after Canadian government intervention

Canadian Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon secured commitments from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to strengthen safety protocols following a fatal school shooting in British Columbia. The company will now involve Canadian privacy, mental health, and law enforcement experts to identify high-risk cases and improve mechanisms for notifying police about suspicious ChatGPT usage.

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OpenAI commits to strengthen safety protocols after Canadian government intervention

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Netflix acquires Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup to enhance post-production capabilities

Netflix has acquired InterPositive, an AI filmmaking company founded by Ben Affleck in 2022. The startup develops AI tools for film production that help with post-production tasks like color correction, visual effects, and continuity fixes. Affleck joins Netflix as senior advisor while the streaming giant emphasizes the technology will empower storytellers rather than replace them.

Technology22 sources

Netflix acquires Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup to enhance post-production capabilities

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My Music My Choice tool poisons songs to prevent AI voice cloning and deepfake songs

Researchers at Binghamton University and Cauth AI developed My Music My Choice, a digital safeguard that adds imperceptible changes to a song's waveform. The invisible audio technique lets artists protect their recordings before release—tracks sound normal to fans but become unusable when fed into AI voice cloning systems. Tested on 150 tracks, the tool addresses the surge of deepfake songs and copyright infringement that flooded platforms in 2025.

Technology2 sources

My Music My Choice tool poisons songs to prevent AI voice cloning and deepfake songs

Technology2 sources

AI chatbots miss most medical diagnoses as millions seek health advice from ChatGPT

More than 40 million people consult ChatGPT daily for health information, but new research reveals AI chatbots correctly identify medical conditions only 34.5% of the time. Studies show these tools undertriage 52% of emergency cases and provide correct follow-up steps just 44.2% of the time, raising urgent questions about patient safety as AI healthcare becomes mainstream.

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AI chatbots miss most medical diagnoses as millions seek health advice from ChatGPT

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