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A growing youth movement wants people to delete ChatGPT — here's why
A youth-led movement called QuitGPT is urging people to delete ChatGPT and boycott OpenAI as concerns grow over the company's power, influence and future ambitions.
I got scammed out of $150 shopping via ChatGPT — here's how fake stores are fooling AI recommendations
I used ChatGPT to shop online and discovered seven warning signs that can help you spot fake stores before entering payment details.
I thought Siri was finished. These 5 leaked WWDC 2026 features are its biggest update since 2011
Siri has fallen behind ChatGPT and Gemini in recent years, but leaked WWDC 2026 features suggest Apple's AI assistant may finally be getting the upgrade users have been waiting for.
'No action is too extreme when the fate of humanity is at stake!' — Anthropic CEO and others are pushing for safety measures against their own technology
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and other major figures in the AI space are aware of the dangers of the evolving technology, judging by their quotes.
I use ChatGPT every day — but Gemini and Claude keep beating it in these key areas
A major shift in how Gemini and the new Claude 4.8 Opus handle massive, long-horizon tasks is quietly driving power users away from OpenAI. Here is the one thing ChatGPT must fix next.
Claude Opus 4.8 just proved AI is finally growing a backbone — and it crushed ChatGPT in 7 brutal tests
Claude 4.8 Opus is fighting back against AI sycophancy. See how Anthropic's new flagship model completely crushed ChatGPT-5.5 in 7 brutal ego-stroking stress tests.
Pope Leo XIV warns that AI must be “disarmed” and cites Gandalf from LOTR to make his point
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical shares lengthy passages that provide warnings about the use of AI and mentions a powerful line from a famous fictional character.
'People will buy intelligence from us on a meter': ChatGPT's CEO, Sam Altman, has critics worried with his AI vision
Sam Altman says people may someday “buy intelligence on a meter” like electricity or water and critics say the vision sounds more dystopian than innovative.