Find uplifting stories about heroes, innovations, and solutions
14 results for "chatgpt"
OpenAI is launching a new ChatGPT feature that lets users designate a loved one to receive alerts if the system detects they might be in a mental health crisis. The safety tool aims to provide an extra layer of support for the platform's 900 million weekly users.
When ChatGPT users raised concerns about military AI use, OpenAI listened and strengthened protections against domestic surveillance. The company's quick response shows how public pressure can shape ethical AI development.
A team of European students just won €5,000 at HackEurope for creating Aegis AI, a tool that protects your sensitive data when using ChatGPT and similar services. The breakthrough could make AI safer for everyone handling confidential information.
The company behind ChatGPT removed the word "safely" from its core mission as it shifts from nonprofit research lab to profit-focused business. The change raises important questions about how we ensure powerful AI technology serves everyone, not just shareholders.
A powerful AI chatbot cracked a complex physics problem about gluons that had stalled a team of top physicists for months. The breakthrough marks the first significant discovery in theoretical physics made with artificial intelligence as a true research partner.
Anthropic's cheeky Super Bowl ads mocking AI chatbots with annoying ads helped push its Claude app from No. 41 to No. 7 on the U.S. App Store. The timing couldn't have been better—ChatGPT just started showing ads to free users.
While ChatGPT plans to introduce ads, Anthropic just upgraded Claude's free tier with powerful features including file creation, third-party connections, and custom skills. The company is doubling down on its ad-free promise with a clear message: quality AI without the interruptions.
A clinical psychologist started using ChatGPT to challenge his own thinking about patient cases, and it's making him better at his job. He's part of a quiet revolution where therapists use AI not to replace human care, but to break out of mental ruts.
The world's largest creativity study pitted 100,000 people against top AI models like ChatGPT and Claude. While AI beat the average, the most creative humans far outperformed the machines.
In a twist of irony, tech entrepreneur Siqi Chen turned Wikipedia's AI detection rulebook into a tool that helps ChatGPT write more like humans. The free plugin has already attracted over 1,600 supporters online.
When you feel sick and search online, AI chatbots like ChatGPT now give better answers than Google, according to new research from major universities. Doctors who once fought misinformation from "Dr. Google" are watching their patients ask smarter questions after consulting AI.
The ChatGPT maker is promising to cover its own energy costs and reduce water consumption at data centers, responding to community concerns about AI's environmental impact. It's a sign that tech companies are finally listening to neighborhoods worried about rising utility bills.
OpenAI just launched a new AI-powered feature that automatically detects when ChatGPT users might be underage and applies protective content filters to keep conversations safe. The technology analyzes account behavior patterns to identify minors and shield them from inappropriate topics.
Moxie Marlinspike, the creator of ultra-secure messaging app Signal, just launched Confer, an AI assistant that can't spy on your conversations or sell your data to advertisers. It's proof that artificial intelligence doesn't have to come at the cost of your privacy.