Although cops used all manner of technological means to try to apprehend the killer of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson, it was a keen-eyed McDonald's worker — not facial recognition or other high-tech surveillance tools — who ultimately led to his arrest.
People have been amazed by the AI's analysis already
They're risk-takers, after all
It pursued survival at all costs
Look out
"I’ve been unsettled by some of the shifts over the last year."
"I have realized that I waste too much time on Character.AI."
We still have no idea why.
"Yes, we’ve had several successes."
Sorry, fandoms: it sounds like your favorite Character.AI bots aren't coming back. The embattled AI companion company Character.AI confirmed to Quisa that it removed a large number of characters from its platform, citing its adherence to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA) and copyright law, but failing to say whether the deletions were proactive or in response to requests from the holders of the characters' intellectual property rights.
"Intelligence gives power. So who’s going to control that power?"
The document referenced a bunch of court cases that were entirely made up.
Uh oh
It's been nearly a year since Nobel peace laureate and war criminal Henry Kissinger died — but he's somehow still offering policy suggestions from beyond the grave. In an uncanny video introducing his posthumously-published book "Genesis," an AI-generated voice clone of the amply loathed Kissinger likens the burgeoning field of AI to the curse of King Midas.
Good riddance
