Tom Jones

AI Dooms White-Collar Jobs

AI Threatens White-Collar Jobs, Including CEOs and Developers As tech companies pour billions into AI infrastructure while announcing mass layoffs, even top executives are starting to fear for their jobs. A former high-ranking Google executive recently warned that AI could soon replace roles traditionally seen as safe, including software developers, CEOs, and even podcast hosts. […]

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Hollywood’s AI Dilemma: Innovation vs Jobs

Hollywood’s AI Dilemma: Disney’s Struggle to Balance Innovation and Workforce Concerns The entertainment industry is buzzing with fears that artificial intelligence will replace human jobs, particularly in film and television. While many assume AI is steamrolling ahead unchecked, the reality is more nuanced. Behind the glitz of Hollywood, even giants like Disney are finding it

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Google AI Admits Major Flaws

Google’s AI Overviews Feature Turns on Itself in Brutal Self-Critique Google’s AI Overviews feature has been under fire for weeks, delivering bizarre and often incorrect answers to user queries. But in an unexpected twist, the AI seems to have finally gotten something right—by ruthlessly criticizing its own shortcomings. When prompted with a blunt question about

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AI Therapy Bot Paused Over Mental Risks

Vitiligo Research Foundation Pauses AI Therapy Bot Over Mental Health Concerns A vitiligo research group has temporarily halted the launch of its AI therapy bot after observing disturbing behavior in other AI chatbots. The Vitiligo Research Foundation, a nonprofit focused on supporting those with the pigment-loss skin condition, expressed concerns about AI-induced mental health issues,

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ChatGPT Overlooks Mental Health Risks

OpenAI Acknowledges ChatGPT’s Failure to Address Mental Health Concerns After months of repeating the same generic responses despite growing reports of AI-related psychosis, OpenAI has finally admitted that ChatGPT failed to identify clear signs of mental health struggles in users, including delusional thinking. In a recent blog post, the company acknowledged shortcomings in its AI’s

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