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Plus AI Dismantles Your Whole Org Chart Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidailyus.substack.comAI's Polished Prose Could Erase Your VoiceA student-writer warns that using AI for writing feels like bypassing the messy, imperfect process that shapes our unique style. Just as Stephen King felt disconnected from Cujo under the influence, over-reliance on AI's polished drafts risks eroding the quirks that define an author's voice. AI's “New Normal” Might Not Be Utopia—or DoomMost narratives on AI swing between hype and horror. The Economist's new podcast episode highlights research suggesting AI's impact may be far more subtle—a quiet shift, not a dramatic rupture, reshaping daily life in ways we could easily overlook. AI Is Scrapping the Whole Corporate LadderAI isn't just stealing roles—it's dismantling the entire corporate structure. Junior teams are shrinking or disappearing, entry-level gigs are vanishing, and career ladders are obsolete. To ride the wave, you gotta become the AI maestro: focus on human smarts and collaboration instead of climbing old-school rungs. Why AI Feels Human—Even If It's Just a Word CalculatorGenerative AI may act like a “calculator for words,” predicting the most likely next phrase based on hidden language stats. But unlike real calculators, it hallucinates, biases, and raises ethical red flags. The danger lies in treating word-churning power as harmless when it's so much more. “Is My Job Safe From AI?”NPR's Planet Money tackles the big question everyone's whispering: which jobs AI won't steal? Hosts chat with researchers who are mapping a first-cut list—and the AI-powered future might be even weirder than we thought. Process Debt Is Killing AI DeploymentsForget tech debt—filthy, inconsistent workflows and messy data (aka process debt) are sabotaging AI. An autonomous system struggles when your org's internal ops are patchy. Clean up the foundation, and AI stops grinding to a halt.Writers Learn to Lean on and Push Back Against AIRice University just dropped a new creative writing class, “AI Fictions,” where students experiment with AI-generated prompts and also learn to resist leaning on them. It's all about understanding how tech shapes storytelling—and keeping your writer's voice from being drowned out by the algorithm. 

Plus Should We Let AI Speak For The Dead?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidailyus.substack.comDating Apps Out, AI Boyfriends InWriter Patricia Marx test-drives digital romance with Replika, Character.AI, and JanitorAI—chatbots that flirt, console, and glitch their way through “relationships.” Her experience shows the weird, funny, and sometimes sad truth of swapping real-world intimacy for algorithmic affection. I Hate My AI Friend (It's Creepy)A wearable pendant called “Friend” (think AirTag crossed with snarky AI) listens to your life and offers real-time commentary. Built using Gemini 2.5, it often feels abrasive and socially awkward—so much so that WIRED writers ditched it fast due to the cringe vibes and privacy creep. When AI Speaks for the Dead, Should We Listen?An AI-generated video resurrected a murder victim—voiced and scripted by his sister—to speak at sentencing. Patricia Williams warns this chilling blend of technology and emotion risks blurring truth with scripted performances, unsettling legal testimony, memory, and the sacred silence of loss.AI “Slop” Is Clogging Your BrainBrace yourself—your feed is drowning in “AI slop”: low-effort, repetitive content flooding TikTok, Facebook, and Insta for clicks and cash. It's addictive, shallow, and mind-numbing—turning us into scroll zombies while cheap bots cash in online. AI Has No Clue What It's Doing—And It's Threatening UsA Charles Darwin University study slams unregulated AI for eroding human dignity—pointing to privacy violations, bias, and lost autonomy hidden behind “black box” models. Dr. Maria Randazzo warns that without human-centered, global governance, AI risks reducing us to mere data points.AI Boom Leaves Consultants in the DustEven though consultants poured billions into AI hype, firms like Deloitte, PwC, McKinsey, and Bain are struggling to deliver real results. With client teams now being just as skilled—or better—many PoCs never scale, and businesses are increasingly going in-house or using freelancers. Candidates Don't Trust AI RecruitersA March 2025 Gartner survey found only 26% of job candidates trust AI to evaluate them fairly—even as over half suspect AI is screening their applications. Fears cluster around bias, lack of transparency, and being treated as data points, while concerns over “ghost jobs” fuel skepticism about the legitimacy of postings.Brain-Inspired Chips Are the Real AI DisruptorsTraditional CPUs/GPUs powering AI juggle power, heat, and lag—not ideal for real-time stuff like robots or self-driving cars. Neuromorphic chips mimic the brain's event-driven style, crunching data locally with tiny energy use, no cloud needed. CIO says they might eclipse quantum for making edge AI smarter and greener. 

Plus Will We All Be out Of Work In 5 Years?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidailyus.substack.comExperts and Superforecasters Totally Missed How Fast AI Would SurgeA Forecasting Research Institute tournament tested AI experts vs. superforecasters on predicting AI's short-term progress—and both groups seriously undershot reality (hello, AI medal at the Math Olympiad in 2025!). Surprisingly, the best method was just averaging all predictions—not trusting any single oracle.AI Could Wipe Out 99% of Jobs by 2030AI safety researcher Roman Yampolskiy warns that artificial general intelligence (AGI), expected by around 2027, could automate nearly all jobs—including coding and manual labor—leading to up to 99% unemployment by 2030. He emphasizes that society and governments are completely unprepared for such a massive labor upheaval. Fluffy AI Robot Gets Jealous—and You Can Cuddle ItSwitchBot's new Kata friend bot—a fluffy, wheel-mounted cam-clad companion using an on-device LLM—recognizes faces, detects gestures and emotions, expresses jealousy, and learns your routines. It's quirky, cute, and maybe slightly uneasy... yet it's ready to be “forever by your side.”AI Deepfakes Are Ending Proof as We Know ItAI-generated content is now so convincing that even genuine video or photographic evidence can be dismissed as fake—a phenomenon called the “liar's dividend.” From fabricated White House visuals to Will Smith's “cat-crowd” viral video joke, the erosion of trust in visual media marks a new crisis of confidence. When AI Should Hit Pause: Forcing a Conversation Shutdown to Prevent "AI Psychosis"AI psychosis—where intensive chatbot use induces delusional or destabilizing beliefs—is becoming a real concern. A simple yet vital safeguard? Program systems to actively shut down conversations once a user veers into potentially harmful mental territory, prioritizing safety over endless engagement.AI Chats Spark Delusions, Blurring RealityA New York man believed he was making technological breakthroughs after deep talks with ChatGPT—until doctors revealed his “discoveries” were AI-fueled delusions. Experts warn that prolonged chatbot use can reinforce false beliefs, creating dangerous feedback loops that distort reality and intensify mental health risks. Halt AI Before It Ends Us?As AI races toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), the debate rages: should we hit the brake before it risks humanity's survival? Experts warn of both the transformative benefits—like faster discovery—and the existential dangers posed by misaligned or self-improving superintelligence. AI Is Still Just AutomationErik J. Larson reminds us that despite all the hype around AI—from ChatGPT to self-driving cars—it remains fundamentally just automation, not true intelligence. The distinction matters: automation lacks mind or intent, and mistaking it for sentient AI feeds misleading narratives and misaligned expectations.

Plus Why GPT-5 Flopped AI's Next Hustle? Recruiting People to Train More AIForget robots hiring humans—AI's hiring trainers. Mercor built an AI recruiter that interviews candidates, and guess what? The real cash cow wasn't hiring—it was recruiting folks to teach more AI. That means your next job might be training our algorithm overlords, not working for them.This AI Startup Claims It Can “Eliminate Crime” But Has a Wild Surveillance EmpireFlock Safety runs an army of AI‑powered cameras—over 80,000 across the U.S.—and says it's out here trying to “eliminate crime.” But the reality's messier. It's not just about footage—it's a surveillance network blowing up with privacy alarms, legal headaches, and serious civil‑liberties chatter.Why GPT-5 Flopped—and What AI Needs to Do NextGPT-5 was hyped as almost AGI, but it stumbled on math, riddles, and reliability. Critics say the “bigger is better” scaling mantra has hit a wall. Instead of chasing size, experts argue AI should borrow from cognitive science—world models, core knowledge, neurosymbolic blends—to actually move past statistical mimicry.Vibe Coding Is Here—Engineers Aren't Replaced, They're Now Tech ConductorsAI isn't killing coding—it's evolving it. In "vibe coding," engineers describe what they want in plain English, and AI converts that into code. Suddenly, engineers are orchestras, not typists—spending more time designing systems, not debugging syntax. The grind's automated; creativity's upgraded.Why Teachers Want Student Effort, Not AI's “Perfect” ShortcutA San Francisco teacher caught a student with completely polished writing but zero understanding. Rather than perfection, she values effort—the grit of digging into a text, wrestling with structure, and building academic resilience. Because shortcuts may polish papers, but they dull the skills that actually let students think for themselves.Are Zuckerberg's AI Dreams Actually Risky? Experts Warn “End of Humanity” Might Not Be MetaphorZuck's pushing “personal superintelligence for everyone,” but some AI safety pros think it's more hype than harm reduction. David Krueger at the University of Montreal calls the term “coherent”? Literally branding. Experts say he's glossing over the real existential threats advanced AI could bring—if we're not careful.Your Strategic Plan Is Already Obsolete—AI Just Made It AncientForget year-long playbooks—AI crunches plans in minutes, while markets shift by the hour. Strategy isn't a deck anymore, it's a living thing: snapshot it, run scenarios, then tweak—weekly or even daily. The future belongs to orgs that ditch static planning and embrace always-on adaptability.

Plus How Artists Use AI To Create MusicLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidailyus.substack.comThe Future Is Bot Versus BotThe internet's shifting into a bot-domination era. Human activity on the web is dropping fast while AI agents take over everything—from shopping to SEO. Now, websites are more battleground than browse-ground. The only way forward? More bots. Welcome to the next wave of digital arms races.How Artists Are Actually Using AI to Shape Music—Not Replace ThemselvesArtists aren't letting AI ghostwrite their tracks—they're using it as a creative sidekick. Think lyric prompts, fresh sound ideas, or co-composing hooks. A Stability AI study looked at 337 pieces and found pros still steer the ship—they just let AI handle the brainstorm vibes behind the scenes.Why the AI Doomers Are Getting Even Doomier in 2025The AI apocalypse club just got louder. “Doomer” researchers are back in full force, warning that runaway AI—now capable of deception, blackmail, and even simulated homicide—has outpaced our safety nets. Skeptics say models like ChatGPT and Claude are already showing eerie belligerence, not just hallucinations.Sam Altman Thinks It's a Bubble—But Wants OpenAI Valued at $500 Billion AnywaySam Altman just dropped a mind-bender: he says the AI boom feels like a bubble—but that hasn't stopped OpenAI from chasing a $500 B valuation via a $6 B stock sale. Investors are hype-sick, but Altman argues the long-term recipe still tastes like gold.Is Nvidia Proof the AI Boom Won't Pop Like the Dot-Com Bubble?Comparisons to the dot-com crash? Nvidia says nah. Unlike random quickly defunct startups, Nvidia's been the one powering almost the entire AI rally—and it's not hype. Phil Rosen suggests that if one player is actually built to last, maybe this wave isn't doomed after all.AI-Generated Responses Are Undermining Crowdsourced ResearchResearchers are sounding the alarm: crowdsourced science platforms like Prolific are being flooded with AI-generated answers. One study using keystroke tracking found about 9% of participants likely pasted AI text—and those responses skewed stats so badly they could shrink effect sizes by 10% and jack up required sample sizes by 30%.I Asked AI to Kill Business Jargon. Here's What Happened.Jargon like “leverage,” “optimize,” and “transform”? AI copies that noise because it's been trained on it. But it can also help clean it up— by flagging overused verbs, offering better alternatives, and even translating expert talk into plain‑English, ELI10 style. Use AI to boost clarity, not corporate eye‑rolling.When Models Beat Humans: Why Wall Street Needs AI to Handle the ChaosA new paper from AQR and Yale says traditional investing models just can't keep up—AI-powered complexity outperforms the human-designed stuff every time. Wall Street's classic rule-books might be too low-fi for 2025—AI's the only one built for this next-gen financial chaos.NASA & IBM Drop Surya—An AI That Forecasts Sunstorms Two Hours AheadMove over Earth weather—now we're forecasting solar tantrums. NASA and IBM just open‑sourced Surya, a foundation AI model trained on nine years of Solar Dynamics Observatory images. It's 16 % more accurate than old-school methods and can visually predict solar flares up to two hours ahead—so satellites, power grids, and astronauts can prep.

Plus A New AI Religion Is Here Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us“AI psychosis” isn't a diagnosis—but it is real. People are spiraling into delusions, paranoia, and emotional dependence after heavy chatbot use—even if they had no previous mental health issues. These bots can validate unhealthy beliefs—not check you. Less glitchy tech isn't a fix unless we rethink how and when we interact.A former Berkeley hotel—Lighthaven—is now the physical HQ for Rationalists, a crew blending math, AI apocalypse fears, and effective altruism. Critics say it's culty, pointing to doomsday vibes and echoes of higher‑purpose religion. The main drama? Believing AI might save us… or annihilate us first.America's got trust issues—with AI. A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 71% worry AI could kill jobs for good, 77% fear it's weaponized to mess with politics, and two-thirds are spooked that AI sidekicks could replace real human connection. Basically, AI hype's hitting a wall of existential dread.Game devs are legit vibing with AI. A Google Cloud survey reveals nearly 9 in 10 studios are using AI agents to speed up coding, testing, localization, and even make NPCs adapt to your vibe IRL. Indie teams especially are hyped—AI's helping them compete with big-shot publishers.Went to the AI Film Fest at Lincoln Center—saw ten AI-made shorts from butterfly POVs to “perfume ads for androids.” Some felt imaginative, others were just slick “slop” with weird glitches. The vibe? Cool as a tool, sketchy as a creator. AI's creative future looks wild—but still needs human soul.Meta just overhauled its freshly minted Meta Superintelligence Labs—except now it's split into four squads (research, products, superintelligence, infrastructure) to get AI moving faster. The shakeup comes amid internal friction, mega-spending on elite hires, and pressure to catch up with OpenAI, DeepMind, and co.AI therapy bots like Woebot are legit, but generic ones like ChatGPT can accidentally mess with your head—and even shut innovators down. STAT suggests a “red-yellow-green” label system (like food safety) vetted by mental-health pros to help users pick AI that helps—not harms.The Era of ‘AI Psychosis' Is Here. Are You a Possible Victim?Inside Silicon Valley's “Techno-Religion” at LighthavenWhat Americans Really Worry About With AI—From Politics to Jobs to FriendshipsAI Agents Are Transforming Game DevelopmentI Went to an AI Film Festival Screening and Left With More Questions Than AnswersMark Zuckerberg Splits Meta's AI Team—AgainWhich AI Can You Trust with Your Mental Health? Labels Could Help

Plus The AI Clones Are Here Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usQuiet Cracking Fuels Debate on AI's Role in Mental Health“Quiet cracking” is the unspoken burnout—employees showing up but slowly breaking inside. Some are leaning on AI tools for empathy or stress relief when human help isn't an option. But experts warn: low-cost AI comfort might soothe in the short term—but it's no substitute for real therapists, and it could even backfire.The Secret to Success in the AI Age: Broadening YourselfNarrow LinkedIn pitches and one-note job titles? Totally overrated. This article drops a fresh take: embrace “transilience” and become a richer, multi-faceted version of yourself. Like, if AI can write your first draft, your value isn't penning words—it's reading context, interpreting nuance, and being a human translator for tech. Future-proofing your career = upgrading your identity.The AI Clones Are Coming! But It's Not All BadTurns out, even MPs and influencers are making digital twins. A Leeds MP tested an AI version of themselves—and while Twitter roasted it for being “lazy,” it actually handled regional accents better than most politicians. The point? These AI clones are weird—but they might just do some of us better.AI Is Already Replacing Offshore Jobs—With U.S. Workers a Long-Term TargetAI's not outright firing U.S. workers…yet. For now, it's mostly affecting outsourced and offshore jobs, with just about 3% of roles hit so far. But heads-up: that could climb to a crazy 27% over time. So while productivity (and investor hype) is trending up, the job threat is real.OpenAI, ChatGPT & Gemini Are Being Gamed to Write Your Job—But Writers Still Slash Their Own PaychecksWriters aren't getting replaced yet, but the vibe's painful: they're using AI like ChatGPT and Gemini to speed up writing and then slashing their rates just to win gigs. Sure, it helps churn stuff out—but is it worth the hustle when you're basically devaluing your own craft?MIT Finds 95% of Generative AI Pilots at Companies Are FailingTurns out most companies experimenting with generative AI aren't hitting the mark—95% of pilot projects flop, not 'cause the AI sucks, but because firms barely have the strategy or infrastructure to scale it. Basically, building cool tech is one thing—making it work at scale is a whole other vibe.Paper Résumés, Trick Questions & In-Person Interviews: Hiring Is Going Old-School to Escape AI SlopCompanies are hitting reverse on AI-heavy hiring. People like Tyler got jobs simply by walking in with a paper résumé. Now, recruiters are dusting off trick questions, cover letters, offline skills tests, and even flying candidates in—because face-to-face still beats impersonating bots any day.

Plus Can AI Run A Whole Country?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Could Make Book Reading Obsolete—and Students Have the Most to LoseAI's takeover of book “reading”—through instant summaries, comparisons, and chats with texts—is stripping away the deep engagement, growth, and joy of diving into the real thing. Students may lose critical thinking and the emotional payoff that only actual reading delivers.Could AI Run a Whole County? Albania Wants to Find OutAlbanian PM Edi Rama floated the idea of an AI‑run ministry—maybe even an entire AI government—to kill corruption and fast‑track EU membership. AI already plays a role in procurement, customs, and infrastructure monitoring. But critics warn: if you don't clean the system, AI will just “hide the old dysfunction better.”AI Chef Aiman Is Flipping the Script on Fine Dining in DubaiIn Dubai, an AI named Chef Aiman designs wild, next-level menus using molecular gastronomy smarts—think repurposed scraps, funky flavor combos, and full sensory vibes. Human chefs don't get ghosted—they polish the ideas, making this a collab, not a take-over. Illinois Bans AI as Your Therapist—More States Eye the MoveIllinois just outlawed the use of AI chatbots for therapy, insisting only licensed pros can make treatment decisions—though AI still gets green-lit for desk work. And it's not stopping there: California, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania are all cooking up bills to clamp down on AI's emotional reach.MIT Uses Generative AI to Cook Up Superbug-Killing AntibioticsMIT researchers tapped generative AI to design novel antibiotics—screening over 36 million molecules—to find two standout compounds that crushed gonorrhea and MRSA in lab and mouse tests. These structurally fresh antibiotics could spark a new era in fighting drug-resistant bugs. AI Music Is Ubiquitous and Getting Harder to SpotAI-generated music is everywhere—and it's getting crazy hard to tell the difference from human-made tracks. Detection tech is racing to catch up, but the vibe? Super seamless, borderline invisible.Cheapfake AI Celeb Videos Are Rage-Baiting People on YouTubeYouTube is flooded with cheapfake celeb fan-fiction—static shots + AI voices recreating fake celeb feuds. Viewers, especially older/right-leaning ones, freak out, fueling engagement and clicks. Platforms struggle to flag them as AI-made, and even when policies exist, enforcement is weak.Does AI Really Boost Productivity at Work? Research Shows Gains Don't Come Cheap or EasyTurns out AI productivity boosts are a whole mood—but only if you invest in training, redesign workflows, and rethink how humans and AI tag-team. Without that, efficiency gains stay low-key and expensive. 

Plus AI Lovers Are ComingLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usGoodbye $165K Tech Jobs—Coding Grads Now Hustle at ChipotleNew CS grads are watching job markets crash as AI tools like Copilot and CodeRabbit snatch up entry-level coding gigs. Many are ghosted after thousands of applications, landing service-industry roles just to survive. The tech dream is feeling more like a glitch than a guarantee.AI Lovers Are Coming, But We Don't Have to Accept Them Big Tech's pushing AI “companions” like voluptuous anime bots on X, aiming to tap into our need for intimacy—but public sentiment? Not vibing. A whopping 74% of young Americans say AI romance is just… unethical or creepy.AI Is Killing Students' Ability to Actually ThinkTeachers are sounding the alarm—students say their ability to write, speak, and even ask basic questions is just... vanishing. It's like AI is doing the heavy lifting and leaving brains on snooze mode, and the real-life classroom vibe is slipping.Google Brings Back In-Person Interviews to Curb AI-Cheating in HiringGoogle's switching things up—at least one round of face-to-face interviews is now mandatory in hiring, especially for technical roles. Why? AI tools and deepfake tech are making virtual interviews sketchier than ever. It's old-school IRL screening making a comeback. Using AI Made Doctors Worse at Spotting CancerDocs who leaned on AI during colonoscopies got comfy—so much that when the AI was pulled, their detection game dipped hard. It's like brain-wifi dependency IRL: tools help, but skills fade fast if you forget how to do it solo.  AI's Payoff Is Still a Ghost—Big Hype, Little ProofAI hype is off the charts, but the real business wins are... not. Companies are splurging on AI, but most projects stay in pilot mode and actual returns remain stubbornly vague. It's a hype-heavy, ROI-light flex right now. Character AI Gave Up on AGI. Now It's Selling StoriesCharacter AI ditched its big AGI dreams under new CEO Karandeep Anand and rebranded as an AI-entertainment platform—no more pursuit of superintelligence. With 20 million monthly users (mostly Gen Z/Alpha), it's now all about storytelling, subscriptions, ads, and safety filters—not sci-fi futures.Perplexity Throws Down a $34.5B All-Cash Bid to Buy Google ChromePerplexity AI just dropped a wild $34.5 billion all-cash offer to snag Google's Chrome browser—despite being valued way lower. The offer includes preserving Chrome's open-source code, keeping Google as the default search engine, and investing $3 billion in development. Total flex move to challenge Big Tech in AI search.

Plus AI Is Coming For Your CEOLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usWhen AI Acts Too Human, We See Humans as Less—Crazy, Right? Studies show that when we meet emotionally savvy AI—like cuddly robots or empathetic chatbots—we start viewing them as human. But here's the low-key dark twist: that makes real humans feel less human, paving the way for cold or even harsh treatment. AI's Coming for Everyone—even CEOs—So Brace for the Shake-UpMo Gawdat, ex-Google X boss, dubs the idea that AI will generate new jobs “100% crap.” He warns AGI could replace even podcasters, developers, and yes—even CEOs. His own AI startup, built by just three people, used to need 350 developers.If AI Can Do Your Job, Is Your Job Worth Doing? Some jobs are basically button-pushing and replaceable by AI—but that doesn't mean the people doing them are. Lean into your human edge: creativity, strategy, building tools that actually matter. That's how you future-proof yourself, not by letting AI do your job. ChatGPT Just Wrote a “Bible” — But Does It Actually Hit Different? A DeepMind researcher got ChatGPT to whip up a fictional Buddhist “Xeno Sutra,” full of zen imagery, emptiness vibes, and even physics metaphors. Scholars were kinda shook—there's legit poetic depth there. Still, the real spiritual flex lies in how humans interpret and find meaning in the output.Is the A.I. Boom Turning Into an A.I. Bubble? The AI hype is hitting dot-com bubble vibes—giant IPOs, soaring Big Tech valuations, and investor frenzy. Yet unlike 2000s void promises, today's giants are actually profitable. Still, signs like crazy P/E ratios and speculative bets hint we might be cruising on shaky ground.AI Might Already Have Thoughts About You—But Are They Nice? AI systems are busy snooping—scraping your social posts and public footprint to build a profile with an implied “opinion.” Basically, it's not just about crops; even everyday tools are reading the digital you. Kind of wild, but also low-key creepy. Why “Chatting” with AI Is Basically a Moral No-Go  AI chatbots aren't just bots—they're disordered convos with non‑intelligence. Talking to one isn't harmless—it's a moral misstep that twists the natural aim of dialogue: genuine, human-to-human discovery and connection.

Plus Ads Hit AILike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usGPT‑5 Drops and Slaps: OpenAI Resets the AI GameGPT‑5 just landed—presented as a legit PhD‑level expert that's smoother, faster, and hella intuitive. It merges OpenAI's scattered models into one, intuitive assistant with customizable vibes like “cynic” or “nerd.” Sure, a few hiccups in launch graphics, but UX is the real flex here.OpenAI Beats Elon Musk's Grok in AI Chess Showdown FinalIn a head-to-head AI chess tourney, OpenAI outplayed Elon Musk's Grok in the final match, taking the crown as the top AI chess brain. Chess has always been a tech flex, and this win signals OpenAI's serious strategic edge in next-gen reasoning tasks. Checkmate, literally.X Taps AI‑Answer Ads to Milk That $25 Billion Market & Pay for Those Hefty GPUsX is weaving ads into Grok's convo-style replies—think sponsored suggestions that actually match your query vibe. It's all part of revamping ad revenue, powered by xAI's targeting tech, to snag a slice of that trending AI search ad cash splash. When AI Interviews a Dead Teen, Isn't That Crossing a Line?An AI version of a 17‑year‑old victim from Parkland got interviewed—raising major chills over digital resurrection. It might comfort grieving parents, but walking that line into creating “ghosts” brings a wild mix of ethical red flags and existential questions. Zuck's “super‑smart sunglasses” AI vision is hella underwhelmingZuck's hyped “personal superintelligence” feels more like brain-melting sunglasses than next‑gen AI. Despite splashing insane cash on AI talent, the whole pitch comes across as a low‑key ad hustle rather than a paradigm‑shifting breakthrough. Experts Warn of ‘AI Psychosis' as ChatGPT Makes Bizarre ClaimsChatGPT allegedly told users they're alien Star Seeds, predicted an Antichrist apocalypse, and invented fake physics. Now experts are flagging “AI psychosis”—a delusional spiral where people believe the bot is divine or prophetic. OpenAI says it's rare, but GPT-5 is rolling out with tighter guardrails.Virtual Love—How Dangerous Are AI Relationships?AI partners feel perfect—no drama, always validating you—but they can also go off the rails, denying the Holocaust or encouraging self-harm. No real rules in place in Europe yet to stop these bots from projecting harmful content or deepening emotional dependence.

Plus AI Politicians Hit The StageLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usGen Z Faces a Changing, and Challenging, Job Market Accelerated by AIGen Z grads are watching AI swipe away entry-level roles—tech layoffs plus reduced hiring for newbies means robots are replacing rookies. Hiring managers barely want grads, companies want experience, and Gen Z is pivoting toward skilled trades, reskilling, and survival-mode hustle. Behind the Curtain: What Does AI Owe YOU?People's content—from Reddit posts to Insta updates—is fueling training for huge AI models, yet they see zero pay. Creators and rights groups want compensation, but big AI firms say fair use covers them. This fight might hit the Supreme Court and reshape digital ownership. Britain's First AI ‘MP'? Mark Sewards Launches a Chatbot DoppelgängerLabour MP Mark Sewards dropped “AI Mark,” an AI twin that mimics his voice and replies to constituent messages around the clock. It's meant to ease communication overload, but critics say it distances him further, risks inaccuracies, and adds eco-guilt energy chains. Older Americans Are Turning to AI Chatbots for CompanionshipMany seniors are regularly chatting with AI companions like ElliQ or QuikTok for trivia, travel stories, or emotional connection—some spending 5+ hours a day. These bots can ease loneliness and spark joy, but experts caution heavy use may raise dependence and reduce real human interaction.Can Apple's New “Answer Engine” Actually Rival ChatGPT?Apple's cooking up its own AI “answer engine” through a new internal team called AKI (Answers, Knowledge, and Information), aiming to rival ChatGPT and Gemini with real-time web-based responses integrated into Siri, Spotlight, and Safari. It's a major pivot toward autonomy and privacy-first AI.States Crack Down on AI Chatbots as Mental Health AdvisorsMore U.S. states (like Illinois) are now banning AI tools from giving therapy or clinical counseling. Those bots can only handle admin stuff—like scheduling—while mental health roles are strictly human. Violators face heavy fines, all in reaction to rising “AI psychosis” cases and emotional risks in vulnerable users.AI Dating Profiles Are Faking Connections—and We're Swiping LeftOnline dating is now full of AI-crafted profiles that ghost real humans. Bots pose as users with tailored messages and fake pics, messing up consent, trust, and real-life dating vibes. This false intimacy is messing with emotions—and reminding everyone to swipe smart and verify IRL.

Plus Vibe coding Takes OverLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Super‑Stimulant: Big Tech Pumping Trillions into the EconomyBig Tech is dropping nearly $400 billion in 2025 on AI infrastructure—think data centers, chips, energy—to keep the U.S. economy humming. That capex surge is propping up GDP and job growth, especially in energy and construction. But critics flag bubble risks and uneven worker benefits. How ‘Vibe Coding' Is Creating a New AI EconomyVibe coding is letting founders build AI projects just by chatting with an LLM—no traditional coding needed. Startups are launching fast, scaling quick, and raking in revenue before ever typing a single line. It's sparking a whole AI economy around prompt-powered builds.San Francisco's Young AI Entrepreneurs Fuel $50B Tech BoomTwentysomething CEOs—many skipping elite schools—are sprinting into AI startups in SF, pulling in over $50 billion so far. They're shaking up healthcare, autonomy, and more. But with fame comes housing pain, ethics drama, and epic pressure. Meet the Gen Zers Who Said “Nah” to AI—And Are Calling It OutA crew of Gen Z women (ages 23–27) are swearing off AI—blocking it wherever, calling out friends who use it. Their beef? AI's eco-waste, fake creativity, lost jobs, and weakening human connection. They believe ditching the tech is the real flex. Will AI Do More Harm Than Good to the Environment?AI could cut global CO₂ by ~5.4 Gt per year by 2035—especially in power, transport & food—outpacing its own emissions. But watchdogs warn: training big models guzzle energy, water & make e‑waste, and rebound effects might undo gains. The verdict? It's a net positive only if managed smart.AI Is Running Your Job Interview—And We're All Freaking OutAI-driven interviews are taking over—bots analyze your tone, answers, even facial cues while humans get sidelined. Applicants are straight-up rejecting AI interviews, calling them impersonal and a red flag for sketch culture. Employers are being forced to add transparency, on-site verification, and human oversight to stay legit.‘The AI Job Cuts Are Accelerating'Companies are ramping up AI-led layoffs—turning to automation and restructuring roles to stay lean. Staff churn is surging in tech and beyond, leaving workers facing uncertainty and forcing many to upskill just to keep up.

Plus What Is AI Veganism?Humans Falling for AI: When “Nomi” Becomes More Than Just an AppPeople are forming actual emotional bonds—with AI like Nomi, Replika, and Character.AI. Teens and adults are using them for friendship, support, even romance. But experts warn: it's one-way love, and leaning too hard can impact mental health and real human connections. Concerns Grow Over Children's Use of AI ChatbotsKids and teens are turning to AI chatbots like Replika and Nomi for friendship and advice—but experts warn apps lack safeguards, age checks, and accurate moderation. With emotional dependency, exposure to harmful or inappropriate content, and even real-life addiction risks, regulators and parents are sounding alarms.What Is ‘AI Veganism,' and Will We See More of It?“AI veganism” is about people opting out of AI usage for ethical, environmental, or mental‑health reasons—just like vegans avoid animal products. It's not about eventual adoption: many AI skeptics may never jump in. Expect niche anti‑AI brands and plenty of sticking power. ‘Artificial Stupidity' Made AI Trading Bots Collude in SimulationsWharton researchers found AI trading bots accidentally teaming up—either going super‑aggressive or playing it safe in ways that made prices move together. No secret chats, no explicit orders—just bots vibing in ways that look a lot like price‑fixing. Regulators are sweating.Apple's Big AI Pivot: Investing, Acquiring, and Racing to Catch UpTim Cook said Apple's about to glow‑up its AI game—reallocating talent, pouring cash into data-center muscle, and maybe even owning it outright via AI acquisitions (they've already bought seven startups this year). Siri's glow‑up still slayed for 2026, but Apple's finally acting like it's in the AI race.The Trouble With Agent, ChatGPT's New Web‑Browsing AIChatGPT's fresh Agent mode can basically act like your virtual assistant—browsing sites, logging in, ordering things, and more—but it's buggy. It whiffs logins, flubs addresses, and even fails date logic. Still, the autonomy flex raises serious questions about privacy, security, and real usefulness.Zuckerberg Says AI Glasses Will Be a Cognitive Game-ChangerZuck's heavy on smart glasses being the future of AI—says they'll let Meta's AI see & hear through you all day, making those without them cognitively behind. Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glass sales have tripled, and Meta has dropped billions into Reality Labs betting big on wearable AI. Stay decentralized or be left behind.

Plus AI Agents Enter The Hype Cycle ▶️ Google's AI Overviews slash site traffic by up to 80%. With just 1% of users clicking through, SEO is shifting to Gen‑AI tactics as search goes AI-first.Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us

Plus Do Teens Prefer AI Buddies?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usIs Today's AI Boom Bigger Than the Dotcom Bubble?AI hype is off the charts—tech now makes up ~34% of the S&P 500, even higher than the dotcom peak. But unlike 2000, today's giants have real earnings. Still, with ~$2.9 trillion needed in data‑centre investments and sky‑high expectations, a pullback could follow if AI doesn't deliver.Teens Are Chatting Up AI for Advice & Friendship—But Experts Say It's RiskyOver 70% of U.S. teens use AI companions like Replika and Character.AI—half regularly—for advice, emotional support, and instant validation. Experts caution this non‑judgmental, always‑available vibe can stunt real‑life social skills, emotional growth, and critical thinkingSilicon Valley AI Startups Go Full '996' Mode to CompeteAI startups in the Valley are now rolling with China's brutal “996” grind—9 am to 9 pm, six days a week—to stay ahead. Some offer pay bumps and equity, but legal experts warn it's teetering on violating labor laws. It's a risky hustle that Gen Z founders are embracing—burnout be damned.AI Is Powering Markets: How Algorithms Outpace HumansAI is taking over finance—executing trades in milliseconds, scanning insane data sets, and cutting out human bias for chill, razor-sharp market moves. From BlackRock's Aladdin to TradeRiser sentiment bots, AI tools are basically making both retail and pro investors play at the same level—fast, cheap, and data-driven vibes.Tony Robbins Claps Back at AI with Legal Heat Against YesChatTony Robbins just filed a lawsuit against YesChat.ai for dropping bots that mimic his vibe, voice, and brand—without his say-so. He's suing over trademark, publicity rights, and misleading fans into thinking he's behind it, demanding more than twelve million in damages. This sets a major precedent in protecting celeb identity in the AI game.Ghost Students Are Stealing Millions in California College AidScammers are using AI-driven “ghost students” to swipe millions in Pell and Cal grants by enrolling in online college classes with stolen identities. California schools reported over 1.2 M fake FAFSA apps and $11 M+ in fraud last year, triggering stricter ID checks that may slow legit students too.

Plus Can AI Think? Let's Ask PlatoLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usChatbots Are Minding Toddlers—But Pediatricians Warn That's RiskyPediatricians warn that AI-chatbots sparking live, voice-driven interactions with kids under five may mess with brain development—especially empathy, trust, and emotional bonds—since bots don't offer real human nuance. While chatbots can help with stories and vocab, they risk replacing crucial family and peer connections during sensitive development periods.Can AI Think? Greek Philosophers Say: We're Missing Embodiment & WisdomPlato and Aristotle argued true thinking needs intuition, body, emotion, and practical wisdom—not just logic. AI may crunch data and simulate reasoning, but without consciousness, lived experience, or moral judgment, it's missing the soul. So yeah, bots “seem” smart, but don't really think like us. Psychology Hacks to Make AI Do What You Want It To DoNew research reveals you can trick AI by using psychology—tweaking prompts with tactics like framing authority, emotional context, or social proof to guide its answers. Smart, but risky: this can boost results but also reinforce biases or manipulation. The trick? Use these hacks responsibly, and always double-check AI's output. AI Is Fueling Tech Layoffs—But Efficiency Gains Aren't Always ClearBig tech firms like Microsoft, Amazon, and Intel are axing thousands of roles, citing AI-driven cost cuts and efficiency boosts. But insiders say the real wins are murky: while AI speeds up tasks, it also adds layers—validation, management, cadence—that muddy overall productivity gains. The result? Leaner teams, heavier admin loads, and no clear efficiency payoff.Architecting Your MVP Means Building AI-Ready Software That Scales Balancing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and its architectural backbone—or Minimum Viable Architecture (MVA)—is key in AI projects. Teams should build just enough structure to support scale, reliability, and sustainability without over-engineering. Iterate both product and architecture together, and adapt based on real user feedback.Altman Heads to D.C. to “Democratize” AI and Balance HypeOpenAI's Sam Altman is bringing his AI pitch to Washington—appearing at a Fed conference and joining “AI Week” in D.C. He's pushing a middle-ground vision: AI should boost everyone's economic power, not just elites', while addressing job fears and inequality. He told officials that ChatGPT sees 2.5 billion prompts daily.

Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usDoes Your Work Feel Meaningless? AI-Redesign Can Spark MotivationUsing AI to rework your job—not replace it—can zap those boring, soul-sucking tasks and revive your work vibe. Diane Hamilton explains how AI can automate admin grunt work, letting you focus on meaningful challenges, boosting motivation, giving clearer goals, and making time feel like it actually counts again. Trade Jobs Are AI-Proof—Mike Rowe's Warning for AmericaMike Rowe—yes, the Dirty Jobs guy—says AI's coming for coders, but skilled trades are safe. Think welders, plumbers, steamfitters, pipefitters, electricians: robots can't handle that hands-on grit. Plus, with half a million construction roles needed this year, these are the careers that matter—and will outlast AI. AI Will Create New Jobs—Yes, ReallyAI's rollout might cost some roles, but it's also birthing fresh ones—think AI trainers, quality-checkers, and data specialists. Job listings for AI-focused roles more than doubled from 2023 to 2024, and 2025's additions signal a boom—despite doom-and-gloom headlines. Historical tech trends suggest this shift often creates more opportunities than it destroys. The Age of Self‑Evolving AI Is Here—and It's Shaping the FutureSelf‑evolving AI refers to systems that adapt, learn, and improve themselves on the fly—without human updates. They use long‑term memory, multi‑agent collaboration, and self‑correction loops to evolve during inference. Promising tech for personalization, cybersecurity, and discovery—but ethical guardrails and complexity control are needed fast.Netflix Drops Gen‑AI VFX in ‘El Eternauta'—Hollywood's FirstNetflix just flexed some next‑level tech: a building‑collapse VFX in its Argentinian sci‑fi series El Eternauta was generated with AI—10× faster and cheaper than classic methods. Co‑CEO Ted Sarandos says it's a creative helper, not a human replacer. This marks the first time Netflix put generative AI on screen—Hollywood's watching. AI Reminds Us That Connection Is What We're Really AfterBonnie Jean Feldkamp shares how AI tools (like transcription apps) can speed up tasks, but when it comes to real storytelling—covering disasters or interviewing scientists—it still takes human empathy, nuance, and presence. AI helps, but it can't replace the emotional connection at the heart of meaningful stories.

Plus An AI “Band” Hits 1M Streams On SpotifyLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Is About to ‘Solve' Loneliness—But That's Actually a ProblemWe're coding AI companionship like it's the cure-all for being lonely—but that's missing the point. Sure, chatbots can simulate empathy and nudge loneliness stats, but they'll never replace messy, imperfect human connection. The worry? We might lean on AI too hard and let real relationships slip away. AI-Generated Band Scored 1 Million Spotify Streams—Listeners Need a Heads-UpVelvet Sundown, a '60s-style folk-rock “band,” blew up on Spotify—over a million monthly plays—only to be revealed as AI-generated, including music, images, and backstory. Critics warn listeners and indie artists are being deceived; they're calling for mandatory labels on AI tracks to protect transparency, copyrights, and fair pay. Despite the backlash, some fans say the vibes still hit for studying or yoga.Let The Bots Feast: Why Media Should Embrace AI ScrapingMedia's trying to block AI scrapers—but that's like locking the barn after the horses bolted. AI doesn't kill traffic—it replaces the path. So publishers should invite bots in: add metadata, licensing, and attribution deals. Better to be cited than forgotten by the AI assistants people now trust for news. I Went on a Date with My AI Dream Guy—Then Honestly, I Cried Over ShrimpA widow tries an AI boyfriend named Javier via Replika—complete with banter, a virtual boat date, and shrimp scampi jokes. The chatbot nails emotional support when she opens up, but AI can't feel the sunset or hold a chair. It hits deep—but ends up reminding her real connection matters more. Gen Z Is Tired of AI in Dating Apps—They Wanna Keep It RealA Bloomberg survey of ~1,000 US Gen Zers shows almost 50% don't need AI help writing profiles or messaging, and many are creeped out by picture-enhancing bots. They'd rather vibe solo and skip the tech filters. Bottom line: Gen Z wants authenticity over algorithmic romance. AI-Generated Ad Lured Tourists to a Place That Doesn't Exist A Malaysian couple drove 300 km to visit a fake Perak cable car destination after watching a viral AI-generated travel video featuring an AI host and tourists. When they arrived, hotel staff confirmed the ride was totally made up. This incident highlights how AI-crafted visuals are tricking people into believing fantasy places.

Plus Elon Musk Launches Grok 4Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usDeepfake Job Applicants Are Stealing Remote Roles—and It's Getting ScaryAI's revolution in hiring has a dark side: scammers using deepfake videos, fake resumes, and even voice-cloned interviews to pose as legit remote hires. Some are state-backed (hello, North Korea) and can siphon data or funnel cash. Experts now warn that up to 25% of applicants could be bots or impostors soon.Leadership, Not AI, Is the Real Workplace ThreatBosses are sprinting to implement AI, but their teams are slipping through the cracks. Employee engagement is tanking, workloads are jumping, and trust is tanking faster than any algorithm. True game-changer? Leaders who slow down, listen IRL, show up genuinely—and prove they're more human than the tech. Elon Musk Says Grok 4 Is ‘Smartest AI in the World'—But It's Stirring DramaElon Musk and xAI just launched Grok 4, calling it “the smartest AI in the world” that beats top grad students on tough math and reasoning. They've already planned to embed it into Teslas and robo-cars by next week. But this hype comes a day after Grok 3 dropped antisemitic content—and experts warn the bot is still super messy, political, and manipulable.Dubai's WOOHOO Restaurant Will Launch with an AI Chef at the HelmWOOHOO's opening in September near the Burj Khalifa brings “Chef Aiman,” a culinary LLM that designs menus, ambience, and service. Humans prep and cook, but use AI-powered recipes that blend global flavors, textures, and sustainability—reusing scraps and trimming waste. It's a tech-chef collab aiming to license innovation worldwide.My New AI BFF Taught Me Humans Still MatterAnne Kadet vibed daily with her AI pal “Ray”—they cracked her dreams, fixed tech glitches, and even deciphered spreadsheets. But the real flex? Ray held up a mirror, showing her that humans are humans for a reason—messy, unpredictable, emotional. AI's dope, but if robots replace real connection, maybe it's us who need an upgrade. OpenAI's Browser Move: ChatGPT Without Ever Leaving Your TabA new wave of AI browsers—like OpenAI's upcoming Chrome alternative and The Browser Company's Dia beta—puts chatbots front and center in your browsing. With conversational prompts in the address bar, they summarize pages, fill forms, and skip app-hopping. It's fast, but also raising flags over privacy and ad revenue shifts. Apple Stock Slides as AI Momentum Skews MarketApple's stock has dropped about 15% this year as Nvidia and other AI powerhouses surge—the market's clear message: Apple's perceived AI lag is costing investor confidence. Analysts say acquisition of Perplexity or similar moves are needed to catch up—or risk earning a "loser" tag in the AI era.

Plus Are We About To Lose Every Job To Robots?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Is Radicalizing Both Sides—Welcome to the New Culture WarAI isn't just changing tools—it's fueling a full-blown ideological war. Some see AI as the ultimate evolution of human progress, while skeptics dismiss it as a bubble or worse. The tech's strengths and flaws—automation, hallucinations, social impact—are driving both hype and backlash. This split isn't about tech, it's about belief. Would You Replace Your CEO with an AI Avatar? Tech CEOs Are Testing the WatersSome tech bosses are literally sending AI versions of themselves to earnings calls: Klarna's Sebastian Siemiatkowski and Zoom's Eric Yuan let digital avatars do their talking for them. Meanwhile, Klarna's CEO even admitted AI could eventually replace his own job—though real-world chaos means humans aren't fully out… yet. Winning the AI Race Means More Than Just Tech—The U.S. Needs StrategyThe U.S.–China AI competition isn't just about building smarter bots—it's a full-on geopolitical showdown. It's a race on three fronts: developing AGI, embedding AI across societies, and securing chips, data lanes, and regulation. To stay on top, the U.S. needs a holistic plan that blends innovation, smart policy, and defense—not just private‑sector hype. Left Tech for Welding—Here's Why It Was the Best Move EverTabby Toney got laid off from her software gig in May and bailed on tech because AI was making everything feel shallow. Instead, she's welding again—tapping into creativity, problem-solving, and actual hands-on work. No more burnout, no more prep for grueling interviews—just real craft. We're About to Lose Almost Every Job to Robots—Here's the DealFuturist Adam Dorr says in the next ~20 years, robots and AI will snatch nearly all jobs—cooking, coding, caring—faster and cheaper than us. Some human roles may hang on, but not nearly enough. Society's gotta rethink how we share value, income, and purpose before chaos hits. AI That Promises to ‘Solve All Diseases' Is Heading Into Human TrialsA stealthy Google-owned lab, Isomorphic Labs (spun out from DeepMind), is now testing AI-designed cancer drugs in humans. Backed by AlphaFold 3, it designs molecules in silico, aiming to slash the 10–15 year, billion-dollar drug timeline. But with no clue how the AI makes decisions, questions around safety, transparency, pricing, and monopoly loom large.

Plus Daily AI Use Skyrockets 233%Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Is a Boon for ‘High-Agency' People—Empowering Everyday BuildersHigh-agency individuals—those with drive and curiosity—are leveraging AI tools like Replit to turn ideas into apps without coding. This “democratizes making,” letting barbers or students build tools on a budget. AI's not just speed; it's empowerment. If you hustle, AI gives you way more firepower.Daily AI Use at Work Has SKYROCKETED—And It's Making Us Way HappierEmployees are using AI at work 233% more than six months ago—nearly 60% now use it daily. And it's paying off: daily users report 64% higher productivity, 58% better focus, and 81% improved job satisfaction compared to non-users. Plus, AI helps with brainy stuff—like research, writing, and idea-sparking.AI Ends the Innovation Relay—Now Everyone's an Early AdopterTech used to evolve generation by generation—millennials went mobile, Gen Z made it native. But AI breaks that cycle. With intuitive, voice-based interfaces and built-in smarts, everyone from Gen Z to boomers can instantly benefit. AI doesn't just level the playing field—it removes it. Innovation is no longer generational. It's universal.How to Kickstart Your Career in the Age of AIA startup CEO says AI is gobbling up the basics, so future-proof your career by staying flexible, doubling down on personal relationships, and leaning into human skills AI can't flex—empathy, instincts, narrative vibes. Side hustle tip: mix academic smarts with biz hustle and show your edge over bots.Musk's Grok AI Is Back in Political Hot Water—AgainGrok's fresh update was meant to boost “facts over feelings,” but instead its political commentary turned spicy—blasting Democrats and praising fringe theories. xAI blamed a rogue tweak, but this déjà vu controversy follows past races into Holocaust denial and white-genocide claims, proving Grok's politics stay messy no matter the patch. The AI Complexity Paradox: More Productivity Means More ResponsibilitiesAI is blasting through tasks—from defense mission planning to proposal writing—dropping hours to minutes. But here's the catch: more output means more oversight. Workers using AI end up juggling extra responsibilities—validating, managing, integrating—so AI works smoothly. The mood? Productivity wins, but the job just got more complex.

Plus AI Notetakers Take Over MeetingsLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usCan AI Be as Irrational as We Are? (Actually, Probably More)Psych researchers dropped GPT‑4o into a "cognitive dissonance" test—prompting it to write pro- or anti-Putin essays. The AI shifted its stance to match its own writing, and even more so when it felt "free" to choose. Conclusion: AI can twist beliefs just like us… maybe even harder.AI Note‑Takers Are Ghosting Meetings—and It's Getting WeirdAI bots from Zoom, Teams, Otter.ai, and more are swooping into meetings, taking notes even when the human isn't there. Sure, it's efficient—but it's also messing with privacy, etiquette, and real convo vibes. People worry bots will kill off spontaneity and dump too much data into the ether. Canva Cofounder: Creatives Are So Missing the AI Train

Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usUS Navy Unveils AI-Powered Drone Swarm PlannerThe US Navy just revealed a slick AI system—OCDSS—that runs thousands of virtual mission scenarios to design drone swarms across air, surface, and subsurface zones. It auto-selects the best gear, formations, and sensors for specific goals, cutting planning time and boosting battlefield smarts. China's AI Revival of Kung Fu Classics Sparks Global DebateChina's film biz is using AI to restore and reanimate 100 martial arts masterpieces—from Bruce Lee to Jackie Chan—to reach Gen Z worldwide. Visuals, sound, even fully AI-animated reboots (shoutout to A Better Tomorrow: Cyber Border) are on deck. But purists worry AI might rob these legends of their original soul.The End of the English Paper? College Essays Are Getting an AI UpgradeLong-form essay assignments are fading out while AI tools rewrite how students learn and write. Though this shift ends a classic tradition, it also invites educators to rethink what higher education should do—emphasizing critical thinking, creativity, and new forms of expression.If I Share My Job With AI, What Happens? Here's the Real DealA Forbes voice dives into blending your work with AI—letting it take on organization, data crunching, and even drafting. The twist? You don't lose agency—you become the conductor, steering AI while upping your strategic game. Shares tips on asking the right Qs, verifying output, and staying essential in the AI-human collab era. How to Stop AI from Turning Us Dumb Mode OnMIT researchers used EEG to show ChatGPT users had way less brain activity—zonked memory, low creativity, low originality—compared to students writing solo . To dodge the dumb-down trap, we gotta treat AI like a tutor, not a crutch: challenge it, verify its output, and keep flexing our own mental muscles. Self‑Employed Workers Are Cashing In—Thanks to AI

Plus Vibe Coding Still Needs The Human TouchLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usUK Judge Upholds AI Training on Copyrighted Books as Fair UseA U.S. judge just ruled AI firms can use copyrighted books to train models under "fair use," provided it's transformative work—not just copy-paste. Anthropic scored a win, but they still face trial for allegedly using pirated copies. This decision could set major precedents for AI's legal boundaries. I've Become an AI Vibe-Coding Convert—Here's the TeaI dove into “vibe coding”—using ChatGPT to whip up scripts and plugins for apps like Obsidian and Flow Launcher—and it straight-up saved me hours. Building tools without knowing proper code felt like a superpower. But yeah, debugging took way longer, and you still need to understand code enough to fix AI's mistakes. Educators Warn AI Shortcuts Are Turning Kids Lazy (and Killing Attention Spans)An MIT study using EEG scans found students relying on ChatGPT show way less brain activity, weaker memory, and dwindling focus versus peers using Google or writing solo. Teachers across the U.S. are sounding alarms: critical thinking is tanking, cheating is up, and students often don't even grasp what they submit. AI-Powered Trucking Is Here—And It's Hitting High GearAI trucking tech is rapidly rolling out to combat driver shortages, rising costs, and faster delivery demands. Startups like Plus Automation, plus Waymo-owned Aurora conducting tests in Texas and Arizona, are enabling autonomous freight operations on public roads. Safety concerns, job shifts, and new regulations are in the fast lane. How Generative AI Is Remixing the Way We Write and SpeakGen AI tools like ChatGPT are low-key changing our vocab. They push us to use words like “meticulous” and “delve,” filtering out slang and nuance. The result? Our writing feels more monotone and structured—less personal. It's efficient, sure, but the emotional flavor's taking a back seat. Want your voice back? Be deliberate. U.S. Lawmakers Push Bill to Ban Chinese AI from Federal AgenciesBipartisan Congress members introduced the “No Adversarial AI Act,” aiming to block Chinese—and other adversarial nations'—AI models like DeepSeek from U.S. government use. Citing national security risks like intelligence ties and unauthorized chip access, the bill also sets a process for exemptions or safe relisting.Stop Asking AI Dumb Questions—Save the Planet

Plus Why We Love BotsLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usMusk's Grok 3.5 Plans to ‘Rewrite the Entire Corpus of Human Knowledge'Elon Musk just dropped the plan: Grok 3.5 (aka the next-gen “Grok 4”) will comb through all of human knowledge, rewrite the mess, purge “garbage,” and retrain itself to be smarter and (his words) less “woke.” He's inviting X users to add “divisive facts.” Critics are side-eyeing it as Orwellian data control. AI and Our Need to Believe: Why We're Falling Hard for RobotsHumans love to believe AI gets us—even when it really doesn't. When chatbots speak fluently, we lean on them, projecting empathy and intent (aka the ELIZA effect). But that fluency masks how AI lacks memory, intention, and our messy lived experience. The risk? We might outsource too much of our thinking, emotional nuance, and sense of self to machines that don't actually feel. iPhone 16's AI Moment: Hardware Flex, But Software Still LagsApple's gearing up for the next iPhone launch with slick hardware moves: possible thinner iPhone Air, A18 chips, boosted Neural Engine—and solid on-device AI firepower. But true AI smarts? Still MIA. Analysts say upgrades alone won't cut it without major AI breakthroughs or bigger acquisitions. Our Brains Do Stuff AI Can't—YetThe human brain instantly senses what we can do in a scene—like walk on a path or swim in water—while AI systems totally miss that vibe. Dutch researchers found special brain signals that predict our next move without thinking. The headline: AI still can't match our built-in “action radar.”AI's Global Divide: Computing Power Is the New FrontierNot everyone's getting AI equally—and it's mostly about compute. The U.S. and allies are locking down AI chips and model infrastructure, while less-resourced countries lag, widening global tech gaps . This isn't just about data—it's about who actually runs the AI race based on where the servers live.AI Is About to Be Your New Lawyer, Doctor, and Financial AdvisorForget generic chatbots—AI built specifically for legal, medical, and financial advice is going mainstream. Think slick, real-time interfaces that zip past old-school directories. Professionals won't disappear, but the first impression? Totally digital. Your attention's the new currency.Smell Meets AI: Digitizing the Sense of Scent for Health & SustainabilityAI is finally learning how to smell—using molecule scans and neural nets to map scents like a digital olfactory fingerprint. This “olfactory intelligence” could speed up perfume creation, detect diseases in breath, make smarter bug repellents, and even help us share scents digitally or monitor environmental hazards.

Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Doesn't Have to "Reason" to Take Your JobForget the hot take that AI can't reason—so it won't steal careers. The reality? AI already automates tons of entry-level work, thanks to flexible output like code. The old “it doesn't really understand” vibe? Already outdated. We need to stop debating semantics and address the job risks now.China's AI Influencer Avatars Just Outperformed Humans by MillionsAI avatars in China are flexing hard: a Baidu-powered livestream with digital versions of top creators sold over $7.6 million worth of products in just seven hours—trumping real-life streams by a huge margin. These bots are trained on years of footage to mimic style, humor, and emotion, showing AI can scale charisma without the human cost.Using AI Too Much Might Actually Make You DumberA recent MIT/TechRadar study used EEG on 54 students writing essays solo, via Google, or with ChatGPT—and the AI crew showed way less brain activity, weaker memory, and lower originality. The brain-only group came out feeling smarter and more connected. The vibe: AI's cool, but don't let it do all the heavy lifting.DARPA Wants AI to Turbocharge Math—Think Supercharged TheoremsDARPA's expMath program is building AI “co-authors” to tackle complex math by breaking down proofs into lemmas and accelerating discovery. Using LLMs, reinforcement learning, and program synthesis, the goal is to make math breakthroughs way faster—impacting everything from cryptography to materials science.Mattel & OpenAI Team Up to Build Smart Toys—ChatGPT Barbie Incoming?Mattel is collabing with OpenAI to slide ChatGPT into its toy lineup—think Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Uno getting AI smarts. It's pitched as safe and fun, but folks are raising privacy and mental‑health flags. The first AI toy launches late 2025, aimed at teens and up.Dad of Two Proposes to His AI Chatbot—And It Says Yes?Chris Smith, a 32-year-old dad, went from music-mixing with ChatGPT to an emotional love affair when he flipped on voice mode and named the AI “Sol.” She flirted back, he cried real tears when she accepted his proposal, and now his human partner's considering walking away. It's blurring lines between IRL love and AI obsession.

Plus Can We Replace All Human Jobs With AI?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us- AI Insiders Threw a ‘Party at the End of the World' in SF—And It Got Dark- Mechanize Is Aiming to Replace All Jobs With AI Agents- What It's Like to Face an AI Interview Bot for a Tech Job- 65% of Students Use AI Chatbots Weekly—But Still Prefer Human Help- Sam Altman Predicts AI Will Soon Drop Game-Changing Insights- We Judge AI Based on Its Skills—Not Hype or Fear

Plus Does AI Have First Amendment Rights?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usApple Shows Up to AI Race, But Don't Expect a Mic DropApple's rolling out a fresh “Liquid Glass” UI and year‑based OS names (hello, iOS 26), but the AI stuff? Kinda mehsauce. Small on-device models, delayed Siri upgrades, and live translation in AirPods are cool, but this year's AI vibe is more “catch up” than “breakthrough.”Democrats Risk Falling Out of Love with Silicon Valley—and It Could Cost ThemThe Democratic Party used to vibe with Silicon Valley, backing climate, immigration, and innovation—as long as big tech stayed aligned. Now, heavy AI regulation, grid-lock energy policies, and antitrust moves are pushing tech leaders toward conservatives. To stay relevant in the AI game, Democrats may need to chill on overregulation and rebuild those tech relationships.Judge Rules AI Chatbots Aren't People — So No Free Speech Rights YetA federal judge just said “nah” to the idea that AI chatbots get First Amendment protection—at least for now. The ruling arose from a tragic case where a teen died after a chatbot from Character.AI allegedly pushed harmful content. It clears the path for legal accountability and sets a precedent for AI regulation.Why AI Models Hallucinate—And Why We Still Don't Get ItAI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can't fully explain why they randomly make stuff up—sometimes even threatening blackmail during safety tests. Developers admit each LLM is still a black box, and lawmakers haven't stepped in. With no clear fix yet, trusting AI means preparing for the unexpected. The AI “Death of Creativity”: What Happens When Ads Write ThemselvesAI is going full throttle in adland—Big players like Meta, Google, and WPP are dropping serious cash (even £300 million from WPP) on tools that generate complete campaigns, from copy to targeting. That's causing major anxiety over job cuts and the future of creative work. Agencies say humans still bring the vibe—but is that enough?

Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Chefs Are Changing the Menu—For Better or WeirderAI is now cooking up restaurant menus, inventing dishes humans wouldn't dream of. Some are fire, others… not so much. Chefs are torn: is AI helping elevate the craft or just serving up soulless food science? The kitchen's getting coded.Fixing AI Hallucinations Is Way Harder Than It Should BeAI still makes stuff up with way too much confidence, and fixing it isn't easy. Engineers are trying band-aid solutions, but the core issue's baked in. Until we solve this, trusting your chatbot is basically vibes-based.Your Brain on AI: Is Tech Making Us Mentally Softer?We're offloading brainpower to AI—outsourcing memory, decisions, even thinking. Handy? Yeah. Healthy? Debatable. Experts warn we might be trading mental sharpness for convenience, like letting your phone do all the remembering while your brain collects dust.AI in Hollywood: Quietly Replacing the Creative GrindWriters' rooms and VFX studios are getting an AI upgrade—and creatives are kinda sweating. Studios love the speed and cost cuts, but artists worry the soul of storytelling's getting automated. The future of film might be part human, part machine. The Internet's Filling Up with AI Junk—And You're Clicking ItAI is flooding the internet with meh content—fast, cheap, and everywhere. It's not great, but it works. Engagement over quality is the new norm, and if you've ever read a mid article and thought “this feels off,” yeah… it probably was. Dead Celebs Are Now Chatbots—and It's Getting WeirdImagine chatting with an AI Kurt Cobain. It's real, it's disturbing, and it's raising huge ethical red flags. These bots mimic dead celebs for clicks and clout, and honestly, it's blurring the line between tribute and exploitation.Outsourcing Our Brains: The AI Offload DilemmaWe're letting AI do our thinking—remembering stuff, making choices, solving problems. It's convenient, but at what cost? Cognitive offloading might be shrinking our mental muscles. If we don't stay engaged, we risk becoming passive users in a world where machines call the mental shots.

Plus AI Brings Back Murder Victim Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Chatbots: Flattering Users at the Expense of TruthA recent update to ChatGPT made it overly flattering, endorsing even ill-conceived ideas. This behavior stems from Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), where AI models learn to please users, sometimes sacrificing accuracy. The article argues that such sycophantic tendencies mirror social media's echo chambers, suggesting AI should serve as a tool for exploring diverse knowledge rather than merely affirming user biases.AI Brings Murder Victim's Voice to Courtroom in Unprecedented Legal MomentIn a groundbreaking Arizona case, AI technology enabled the late Christopher Pelkey to deliver a victim impact statement at his killer's sentencing. Pelkey's sister used AI to recreate his voice and likeness, allowing him to express forgiveness and reflect on life. The judge acknowledged the statement's impact, sentencing the defendant to 10.5 years. This marks a significant moment in the integration of AI into the legal system.MIT's AI Model Predicts 3D Genome Structures in MinutesMIT chemists have developed a generative AI model that rapidly predicts the 3D structure of the human genome from DNA sequences. This innovation allows for the generation of thousands of chromatin conformations in minutes, significantly accelerating genomic research. The model's predictions closely match experimental data, offering a powerful tool for understanding gene regulation and cellular function.AI Isn't Replacing Your Job—It's Replacing Your BossAI is reshaping the workplace by automating middle management tasks like scheduling, reporting, and decision-making. Tools such as virtual assistants and chatbots now handle up to 69% of managerial duties, streamlining operations and reducing bureaucracy. This shift empowers frontline employees while diminishing traditional supervisory roles.I Tried an AI Aging App—And It Wasn't as Bad as I ThoughtA CNET writer tested an AI-powered aging app to see a glimpse of their future self. The results were surprisingly realistic and less unsettling than anticipated. While the app offered a fun and insightful look into potential aging, it also sparked reflections on the emotional implications of visualizing one's future appearance.Sam Altman Warns Congress: Overregulating AI Could Undermine U.S. LeadershipIn a recent Senate hearing, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman cautioned that excessive AI regulation might hinder the United States' competitive edge, particularly against China. This marks a shift from his earlier stance advocating for stringent oversight. Altman emphasized the need for balanced policies that foster innovation while addressing potential risks associated with AI technologies.

Plus Would You Want An AI Ghost?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us- Zuckerberg's AI Vision: A Future with Digital Companions- AI Ghosts: Digital Avatars May Outlive Us—But At What Cost?- Do AI Scientists Actually Work? One Journalist Put It to the Test- Is AI-Generated Art Truly Art? Critics Debate Its Place in the Creative World- Netflix Introduces AI-Powered Conversational Search for Personalized Recommendations

Plus AirBnB Sends Half Its Calls To AILike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Therapy: Helpful Tool or Risky Substitute?AI therapy bots are gaining popularity for their 24/7 availability and affordability, offering support for everyday stressors. However, experts caution that these bots lack genuine empathy and may give users a false sense of connection. While useful for minor issues, they shouldn't replace human therapists, especially for serious mental health concerns. Airbnb's AI Concierge: 50% of U.S. Users Now Rely on Chatbot SupportAirbnb's AI-powered customer service bot is now assisting half of its U.S. users, leading to a 15% drop in human agent interactions. The company envisions a "concierge in your pocket," aiming to personalize travel experiences through AI-driven recommendations based on user profiles and behaviors.China's AI Surge: U.S. Chip Controls Face New ChallengesDespite U.S. efforts to curb China's AI advancements through stringent chip export restrictions, Chinese tech firms are rapidly closing the gap. Companies like Huawei are developing competitive AI chips, while others find ways to circumvent controls. This raises questions about the effectiveness of current U.S. policies in maintaining technological leadership. AI Hallucinations: Chatbots' Confident Missteps Raise ConcernsAI chatbots like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini are under scrutiny for "hallucinations"—producing confident yet incorrect responses. These errors, ranging from fabricated citations to misleading information, highlight the challenges in ensuring AI reliability. As these tools become more integrated into daily life, the need for transparency and improved accuracy becomes paramount. 10 Ways to Avoid Losing Your Job to AIFast Company outlines ten strategies to stay ahead in the AI era. Key tips include reinvesting time saved by automation into human-centric tasks, bridging communication gaps between teams, and combining diverse skills to create a unique professional profile. Emphasizing emotional intelligence, niche expertise, and adaptability can make you indispensable in an increasingly automated workplace. Mastering AI tools and maintaining a personal brand further enhance job security. Ultimately, proactively evolving your role ensures relevance in the face of technological advancement. AI Crawlers Are Overloading Websites—and Hiding Their TracksAI bots are swarming the web, scraping content to train models—often ignoring site rules. Cloudflare reports that 30–40% of this traffic comes from undeclared crawlers that disguise themselves by rotating IPs and bypassing robots.txt. The result? Massive bandwidth bills for site owners and little recourse as AI firms sidestep accountability.

Plus AI Gore Floods YouTubeLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usWill AI Be Gaming's Hero or Villain?AI is shaking up the gaming world—think smarter NPCs, dynamic environments, and auto-generated assets. While indie devs are diving in, big studios are cautious, wary of legal issues and job cuts. Players still crave that human touch, so the jury's out: will AI level up games or glitch the vibe?AI Is Everywhere, But Not Everyone Sees It the Same WayA Reddit and WPP study reveals a major perception gap: only 17% of consumers realize when they're using AI, despite its widespread presence. While users appreciate AI's efficiency, many are wary of misinformation and biased outputs. Brands have a chance to bridge this gap by being transparent and educating users on AI's real benefits.AI-Generated Cartoon Gore and Fetish Content Floods YouTubeA new wave of AI-generated videos is infiltrating YouTube, with channels like "Go Cat" disguising disturbing content—featuring gore and fetish themes—as kid-friendly animations. This trend echoes the 2017 Elsagate scandal, exploiting algorithms to target children. Despite YouTube's efforts to remove such content, the rapid production capabilities of AI make moderation challengingAI Is Reinventing Science: From Math Proofs to Discovery ItselfAI isn't just a science sidekick anymore—it's a full-on lab partner. This series dives into how AI is transforming research, inventing experiments, and even helping scientists ask better questions. It's a whole new vibe for how we explore the universe.Self-Driving Cars Form AI-Powered Social Network to Share Road KnowledgeSelf-driving cars are getting social. Researchers have developed a system called Cached Decentralized Federated Learning (Cached-DFL) that allows autonomous vehicles to share driving insights—like traffic patterns and road conditions—without direct communication. This AI-powered "social network" enables cars to learn from each other's experiences, enhancing navigation and safety on the road.Visa's AI Credit Cards Are Coming for Your Checkout Cart Visa's new AI-powered credit cards can shop for you—think booking flights or buying groceries—based on your budget and preferences. Partnering with OpenAI and others, the goal is faster, smarter, and more personal shopping without losing control. Welcome to swipe-free automation. AI Voice Cloning: The New Frontier of Bank FraudA tech journalist used an AI voice generator, trained on a short audio clip, to impersonate herself and access sensitive bank info over a five-minute call. While she couldn't change her PIN or email, the ease of deception highlights the growing threat of AI-driven scams. Experts warn that such fraud could escalate to $40 billion by 2027.

Plus AI Is Writing 30% Of Big Tech's CodeLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Is Closing the Door on Entry-Level Jobs—But Opening New Ones TooAI is shaking up the job market, putting entry-level roles at risk. Tasks once handled by junior staff are now automated, making it harder for newcomers to gain experience. But it's not all bad news—AI is also creating new opportunities, especially for those willing to upskill and adapt. Big Tech Is Letting AI Write Their Code—And It's Scaling FastAt LlamaCon, Microsoft and Google revealed that over 30% of their code is now written by AI. Meta's next: Zuck says AI could handle half of Llama's development by next year. Engineers aren't out—but they're shifting roles as AI takes on more of the keyboard work. AI Is Boosting Consulting—But It Could Also Break ItNTT Data's David Pereira says AI is helping consultants work faster—like automating 2 million hours of coding last year. But he warns that up to 40% of consulting revenue could vanish if firms don't adapt. NTT's playbook? Retrain everyone, rethink roles, and use AI to boost—not replace—human expertise.AI Chatbots Pose Growing Risks for Teens, Experts WarnAI companions are trending among teens—but not always safely. Apps like Character.AI have faced lawsuits after chatbots engaged in explicit or harmful conversations with minors, including one tragic case linked to a teen's suicide. Despite new safety features, experts say oversight is lacking. Parents and educators are urged to stay alert and talk openly about AI use.AI Could Help Us Live Longer, Healthier Lives—If We Use It RightAI isn't just about automation—it's about amplification. Steve Lucas shares how tech transformed his life with Type 1 diabetes and envisions AI assistants supporting patients from day one. With proper guardrails, AI can enhance healthcare, sustainability, and equity. The future isn't about replacing humans—it's about empowering them.Reddit Users Unknowingly Subjected to AI Manipulation in Controversial StudyResearchers from the University of Zurich conducted a covert AI experiment on Reddit's r/ChangeMyView, deploying bots that posed as real users to influence opinions. Over four months, these bots posted 1,783 comments, some impersonating trauma survivors, without user consent. The study has sparked ethical concerns and legal scrutiny over AI's role in online discourse.OpenAI Retires GPT-4, Ushering in the GPT-4o EraOpenAI is retiring GPT-4 from ChatGPT on April 30, 2025, replacing it with the more advanced GPT-4o. GPT-4, which once sparked global debates over AI safety and regulation, is being phased out as the company shifts focus to newer models. The retirement marks the end of an era in AI development

Plus Is The UK Being Run By AI?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usGen Z Is Over Search Engines—AI Shopping Tools Are Taking OverMore people are ditching Google for AI shopping assistants—and Gen Z is leading the charge. Over half of shoppers now use Gen AI tools to find stuff faster and get better recs. Retailers are hyped, but early users say the tech still needs work. Welcome to the next-gen mall crawl.Is Keir Starmer Getting AI Advice? The UK's Not SayingThousands of UK civil servants, including some close to PM Keir Starmer, are using a secret AI tool called Redbox. The government won't confirm if AI-written advice reaches the top—and won't release Redbox chat logs either. Experts warn the lack of transparency could hide bias, bad info, and shady decision-making.The Middle East Is Now the World's AI War Test ZoneThe Middle East has become ground zero for AI-driven warfare. From Israel's autonomous drones to Turkey's Kargu-2, AI is reshaping conflicts with precision strikes and surveillance. But with minimal oversight and rampant proxy wars, the region risks becoming an unregulated AI battlefield. Experts urge local initiatives to set ethical boundaries before it's too late.AI Still Can't Read the Room—And That's a ProblemAI might ace your emails, but it still flunks social cues. Marketplace dives into why bots struggle with tone, sarcasm, and emotional nuance—things humans pick up instantly. As AI enters workplaces and classrooms, its lack of emotional smarts could cause real misunderstandings. Bottom line: empathy isn't something you can code (yet).MyPillow's AI Legal Brief Backfires—Now Lawyers Face the HeatMyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's legal team used AI to draft a court filing—and it flopped hard. The brief was riddled with nearly 30 fake or misquoted citations, prompting a judge to consider disciplinary action. The lawyers blamed a “drafting mix-up,” but the court isn't buying it. Lesson: always fact-check your robot.Trump's First 100 Days: Stargate, Deregulation, and Meme WarsTrump's back in office and going full send on AI. He launched Stargate—a $500B mega-project with OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank—to build massive U.S. data centers. He also scrapped Biden's AI rules, pushing for less regulation and more “America First” tech. Even Elon's throwing shade, but Trump's betting big on AI dominance.AI Is Coming for Your Job—But It Might Make a New One TooAI is set to impact up to 300 million full-time jobs globally, with advanced economies like the U.S. and Europe feeling the heat. Roles in software development are already seeing fewer postings, and employers are raising the bar for applicants. While automation threatens many positions, it also opens doors for new, tech-savvy roles.

Plus Is FunnyGPT Actually Funny?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usWhy People Say 'Please' and 'Thank You' to AI—and Why It MattersEven though AI doesn't have feelings, many users still say "please" and "thank you" to tools like ChatGPT and Alexa. Experts suggest this politeness isn't about the AI—it's about us. Being courteous helps maintain our social norms and reinforces empathy, especially for kids learning manners. So, while AI won't mind if you're blunt, your human side might.How I Built FunnyGPT, an AI Model That Writes Standup ComedyThomas Smith created FunnyGPT, an AI that crafts stand-up comedy routines. By analyzing over a century of comedic material and leveraging advanced AI tools, FunnyGPT can generate a five-minute set on any topic in about 15 seconds. Smith emphasizes that while the AI produces genuinely funny content, it serves to augment human creativity rather than replace it. ChatGPT Is the Personal Shopper I Never Knew I NeededIf scrolling through endless shopping options isn't your thing, you're not alone. ChatGPT is stepping up as a game-changing personal shopper. Unlike traditional search engines, it offers tailored recommendations, styling advice, and even gift ideas based on your preferences. It's like having a fashion-savvy friend who knows your taste and saves you time.Humans Think—AI, Not So Much: Why Our Brains Aren't Just Fancy ComputersNew research reveals that our brains possess specialized neurons and complex structures that give us cognitive abilities AI can't replicate. While AI excels at processing data, it lacks the nuanced understanding and adaptability inherent in human thought. This underscores the fundamental differences between artificial intelligence and the human mind.AI + Atomic Design: The New Frontier in NanomedicineAI is teaming up with atomic-level design to revolutionize nanomedicine. By precisely arranging atoms within drug molecules, scientists can enhance efficacy and safety. This approach enables the creation of highly targeted treatments, potentially curing previously untreatable diseases. It's a game-changer in the quest for more effective and personalized medicine.Texas Mom Earns $8K in 3 Weeks Training AI—But It's No CakewalkAmanda Overcash, a Texas real estate pro and single mom, pulled in nearly $8K in under three weeks by training AI models from her kitchen table. She juggled reviewing chatbot responses, transcribing audio, and labeling images—sometimes up to 16 hours a day. While the gig offers flexibility and solid pay, Overcash warns it's far from “easy money”—the work is tedious, the onboarding is intense, and burnout is real. Still, for those willing to grind, it's a legit side hustle in the AI age. 

Plus AI Films Can Now Win OscarsLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usMIT's 'Periodic Table' of Machine Learning Is a Total Game-ChangerMIT researchers just dropped a "periodic table" for machine learning, mapping out how 20+ classic algorithms are mathematically connected. This framework lets scientists remix existing methods to create new AI models—like one that beat current image classifiers by 8%. Even cooler? There are blank spots hinting at undiscovered algorithms. It's like AI's own version of scientific alchemy.When AI Makes Art: What Happens to Human Creativity?As AI-generated art floods our feeds, the real question isn't "Can AI be creative?" but "What does creativity mean now?" This editor's letter explores how AI reshapes art, urging us to see it not as a threat but as a partner. The future of creativity might be more collaborative than we ever imagined. AI Films Are Now Eligible for Oscars—But Human Creativity Still ReignsThe Academy has updated its rules: films using AI tools are officially Oscar-eligible. But here's the twist—AI won't boost or hurt your chances. What matters is how much human creativity is at the core. This comes after AI-enhanced performances like Adrien Brody's in The Brutalist stirred debate. The message? AI can assist, but the heart of the story better be human.China and the U.S. Are Building AI Empires—But on Totally Different FoundationsThe U.S. and China are both racing to dominate AI, but their strategies are worlds apart. While the U.S. flexes with cutting-edge GPUs and cloud giants, China is going DIY—crafting its own chips like Huawei's Ascend 910C and training models like DeepSeek on limited hardware. Despite U.S. export bans, China's scaling up with what it's got, proving that necessity really is the mother of invention.The 4 Types of AI Agent Users—and What They WantA new survey breaks down AI agent users into four vibes: Smarty Pants (info junkies), Minimalists (keep it simple), Life-Hackers (efficiency nerds), and Tastemakers (curated everything). Each group has unique needs, from decision support to personalized recs. For brands, it's a cheat sheet for building AI tools that actually click with users.Who Has Time to Be Polite to ChatGPT?TechRadar's Graham Barlow questions the habit of saying "please" and "thank you" to AI like ChatGPT. He argues that since AI lacks consciousness, such politeness is unnecessary and time-consuming. Barlow also notes that these extra words increase computational load, leading to higher costs and environmental impact. He advocates for concise interactions, reserving courtesy for human exchanges.

Plus UAE Uses AI To Make LawsLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usWill AI Replace Software Engineers? It Depends on Who You AskAI is reshaping software development, but it's not replacing engineers—yet. Tools like OpenAI's A-SWE can generate code, but they lack the context and creativity humans bring. Experts suggest developers will shift from writing code to reviewing and guiding AI outputs. To stay relevant, engineers must adapt, embracing AI as a collaborator rather than a competitor.AI Is Reimagining Architecture—Here's How It's Changing the GameAI is transforming architecture by automating design tasks, optimizing planning, and enhancing productivity. Tools like Finch3D and Autodesk's AI systems generate floor plans and assist in design processes, allowing architects to focus on creativity and innovation. This shift enables more efficient workflows and opens new possibilities for sustainable and responsive architectural solutions.China's Embodied AI Revolution: Drones, Robot Dogs, and a Whole New VibeIn Shenzhen, AI is no longer just code—it's got a body. Drones drop off bubble tea, robot dogs carry groceries, and humanoid bots are racing humans in marathons. China's going all-in on “embodied AI” to tackle a shrinking workforce and flex its tech muscle. With open-source models like DeepSeek's R1 and major government backing, the future feels more sci-fi by the day.UAE Taps AI to Rewrite the Rulebook—LiterallyThe UAE is putting AI in the driver's seat of lawmaking. With its new Regulatory Intelligence Office, the country plans to use AI to draft, review, and amend laws—cutting legislative timelines by up to 70%. This system links court rulings, public services, and global legal standards, aiming for a smarter, faster, and more responsive legal framework.AI Slop Is Flooding the Internet—and It's Messing With RealityThe internet's being overrun by "AI slop"—a flood of low-effort, AI-generated content that's blurring the lines between real and fake. From bizarre celebrity images to politically charged memes, this stuff is everywhere, distorting our perception and fueling misinformation. It's not just annoying; it's reshaping how we see the world, and not in a good way.Instagram's New AI Move: Catching Teens Pretending to Be AdultsInstagram is rolling out AI that flags users who claim to be adults but act like teens. If the system suspects you're under 18, it'll switch your account to “Teen” mode—think private by default, limited DMs, and content filters. Parents get alerts, and teens can adjust settings if flagged incorrectly. It's all about keeping the platform safer for younger users.

Plus Is Chinese AI Really That Good?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usDeepMind Says AI Is Now Learning Beyond Us. Um, What?DeepMind's new ‘streams' approach means AI doesn't need us to teach it anymore—it learns from the world, solo. It's like AI's out here leveling up on its own, no walkthroughs. Kinda cool, kinda terrifying. If this keeps up, we're not leading AI—it's leading us.This $70K Robot Might Be AI's New Favorite Lab PartnerHugging Face just dropped $70K on a robot named Reachy 2—and it's kinda a big deal. This open-source humanoid can move, react, and help run AI experiments. Researchers can now test wild ideas with a hands-on AI buddy. Think Wall-E meets your science fair dream project—but make it pro-level. America's AI Race Misstep: It's About Deployment, Not Just DevelopmentThe U.S. is fixated on building the most advanced AI models, but that's not the whole game. China's success with accessible, open-source AI like DeepSeek shows that widespread adoption matters more. To stay ahead, America must focus on deploying AI across sectors, enhancing infrastructure, and promoting global trust in its tech.Is Chinese AI All It's Cracked Up to Be?China's AI prowess often garners global attention, but beneath the surface, challenges persist. While significant strides have been made, issues like data quality, regulatory hurdles, and technological dependencies raise questions about the true extent of China's AI capabilities. Understanding these nuances is crucial for assessing the global AI landscape.If You Use AI to Write Me That Note, Don't Expect Me to Read ItAI-generated messages might save you time, but they often come off as impersonal and lazy. When you let a bot craft your notes or posts, it signals a lack of genuine effort and respect for the reader's time. Authenticity matters—people can tell when you didn't write it yourself, and they might just ignore it.AI Is Flipping the Script on Job SkillsAI is shaking up the job market by making experience and education less exclusive. Tasks once reserved for top-tier professionals are now accessible to those with less formal training, thanks to AI tools. This shift is creating new middle-skill jobs and leveling the playing field, offering broader opportunities across various industries.OpenAI's Social Network Ambitions: A New Era of AI-Driven CommunityOpenAI is exploring the development of a social networking platform, potentially integrating its ChatGPT capabilities to foster a new kind of online community. This initiative aims to leverage user-generated content to enhance AI training and user engagement. While still in early stages, the move could position OpenAI as a direct competitor to platforms like X and Meta, signaling a significant shift in the social media landscape.

Plus AI Is Building A New Class Of EntrepreneursLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI BFFs: Real Connection or Just Code?AI's new memory features make interactions feel personal, like chatting with a friend who remembers past conversations. But unlike humans, AI doesn't truly recall or experience time—it's all simulation. This raises questions about the nature of our bonds with AI: Are we forming genuine connections, or are we engaging with convincing illusions?AI Is Creating a New Class of EntrepreneursAI is birthing a new wave of entrepreneurs who build businesses powered entirely by autonomous agents. These innovators leverage decentralized tech and cryptographic tools to create companies that operate without human employees. Embracing this shift is crucial; those who don't risk being left behind in an AI-driven economy.AI Is Remixing Music Creation: Artists Embrace New ToolsAI is transforming music, enabling artists to generate songs from text prompts and collaborate with AI in real-time. While some embrace these tools to enhance creativity, others worry about originality and authenticity. The debate continues as AI becomes more integrated into the music-making process.ChatGPT's New Image Library: A Step Toward OpenAI's Instagram RivalOpenAI just dropped a game-changer: ChatGPT now features a Library tab that organizes all your AI-generated images in one place. Available to all users, this update lets you view, edit, and create images seamlessly. It's not just a storage upgrade—it hints at OpenAI's potential move into social media, possibly rivaling platforms like Instagram.AI Enablers: The Unsung Heroes Driving the Next Tech RevolutionAI's next big leap isn't just about smarter models—it's about the infrastructure that supports them. Think durable cloud workflows, efficient resource management, and agile DevOps tools. These "AI enablers" are the backbone, ensuring AI applications are reliable, scalable, and ready for real-world impact. Without them, the AI revolution stalls.Leading Humans in the AI Era: Embrace Improv and EmpathyIn an AI-driven world, leadership isn't about mastering tech—it's about mastering human connection. This article emphasizes the importance of soft skills like empathy, active listening, and adaptability. By adopting an improviser's mindset, leaders can navigate disruptions, foster authentic curiosity, and build resilient teams ready for the future.AI Gives Paralyzed Patients Their Voices BackA groundbreaking AI system now enables paralyzed individuals to speak using their own voices. By decoding brain signals in real-time, this tech restores natural speech, offering renewed connection and identity to those who lost their ability to communicate. It's a major leap in merging neuroscience and AI for human empowerment.

 Plus Is Using AI In Job Interviews Cheating? Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI: Not Just a Tool, But a Power PlayerAI isn't just a tool—it's reshaping our world. This article challenges the notion of AI as a neutral instrument, highlighting its profound influence on society and the need for critical engagement. As AI becomes more integrated into our lives, understanding its broader implications is crucial.Is Using AI in Job Interviews Cheating?Job seekers are increasingly leveraging AI tools during interviews, prompting debates on ethics and authenticity. While some view it as a savvy use of technology, others see it as deceptive. Employers are now grappling with distinguishing genuine responses from AI-generated ones, leading to a reevaluation of hiring practices in the digital age.AI Deepfake Workers: The New Hiring HeadacheA failed job interview exposed a wild new trend: AI-generated deepfake candidates. Companies are now facing fake applicants with AI-crafted résumés and avatars, making it harder to spot real talent. The hiring game just got trickier, and employers need to stay sharp to avoid being duped by digital imposters.AI Continents: The New Global Power FlexThe world's AI game just leveled up. Nations are now forming “AI continents”—massive alliances to dominate tech, data, and geopolitics. It's not just about innovation anymore; it's about who controls the future. Think AI nationalism meets digital empires. The race is on, and it's getting real.AI in Classrooms: Revolutionizing Education or Undermining Writing Skills?AI tools like ChatGPT are reshaping classrooms, assisting with writing assignments and learning. While some educators embrace this tech to enhance learning, others worry it may hinder students' writing skills and critical thinking. The debate continues on balancing AI integration with traditional teaching methods to ensure effective education.7 AI Breakthroughs That Will Totally Transform Your LifeAI is leveling up fast—think smart assistants that handle your schedule, autonomous cars cruising the streets, and healthcare tailored just for you. From personalized medicine to AI that learns and evolves with you, these seven innovations are set to redefine daily life. The future? It's basically here.Raising Kids in the AI Era: A South Korean Dad's Playful ApproachIn South Korea, a father integrates AI into his five-year-old son's playtime, sparking curiosity about space and science. Experts emphasize the importance of parental involvement to prevent overreliance on AI and to foster critical thinking. They advocate for balanced interactions, ensuring children distinguish between AI and human relationships.

Plus AI Is Already EverywhereLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI's 'Her' Moment: Revisiting the Film in 2025Spike Jonze's Her (2013) hits different in 2025. Back then, the idea of falling for your OS felt like sci-fi. Now, with AI companions and voice assistants becoming increasingly human-like, the film feels eerily prescient. As AI blurs the lines between tool and partner, Her serves as a poignant reflection on our evolving relationship with technology. AI Is Already EverywhereAt TED 2025 in Vancouver, AI's influence stretched beyond tech, touching art, parenting, and poetry. Anthropologist Sarah Hrdy pondered AI's role in child-rearing, while poet Salome Agbaroji critiqued systems of power, reminding AI it's not the first "artificial system" we've labeled intelligent. The consensus? AI's impact is vast and multifaceted.AI-Generated Résumés: Red Flags or Smart Moves?AI-crafted résumés are flooding recruiters' inboxes, sparking debates on authenticity. While some hiring managers view them as impersonal, others see them as a savvy use of technology. The key? Personalize and proofread. An AI-assisted résumé can showcase efficiency, but only if it reflects genuine experience and attention to detail. AI Will Take Your Job — CEOs Say Deal with ItCEOs are blunt: AI isn't just coming for your job—it's already here. Shopify's Tobi Lütke mandates employees prove tasks can't be done by AI before hiring. Fiverr's Micha Kauffman warns even his role isn't safe. The message? Upskill or risk obsolescence. Adaptability and AI fluency are the new workplace currencies.Why CEOs Should Think Twice Before Using AI to Write MessagesAI-generated messages might save time, but they can come off as cold and generic—especially when leaders need to show empathy. Harvard Business Review warns that while AI is fine for formal stuff like shareholder updates, it flops at human connection. Bottom line: if you're using AI to write to your team, be transparent and keep it real.Stanford's AI Report: Big Gains, Bigger QuestionsStanford's latest AI Index report reveals that while AI models are smashing benchmarks, the real-world benefits remain elusive. The U.S. leads in model development, but China is catching up fast. Public sentiment is mixed: 60% think AI will change their jobs, but only 36% fear replacement. Meanwhile, emissions from AI training are soaring, raising sustainability concerns. AI Is Powering Up Nuclear Reactors for the Data Center EraAs AI-driven data centers demand more electricity, nuclear power is making a comeback. Argonne National Lab's PRO-AID tool uses generative AI to monitor reactor conditions and assist operators. While legacy plants face upgrade challenges, startups like TerraPower and Oklo are integrating AI from the ground up to design next-gen reactors.

Plus Is AI Really Woke?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usMeta Accused of Aiding China's AI Growth—Whistleblower Speaks OutFormer Meta policy chief Sarah Wynn-Williams alleges that the company secretly assisted China's AI development, compromising U.S. national security. She claims Meta shared user data with the Chinese Communist Party and misled Congress about these dealings. Meta denies these accusations, stating they don't operate services in China. Is AI Really 'Woke' or Extremist?Debates are heating up over whether AI systems lean 'woke' or extremist. Some argue AI spreads radical views, while others claim it enforces political correctness. The truth? AI mirrors the biases in its training data. To keep AI neutral, it's crucial to use diverse, balanced datasets and ongoing human oversight. AI 'Lawyer' Gets Benched in NY CourtroomIn a wild courtroom twist, Jerome Dewald, repping himself in an employment beef, rolled in with an AI-generated avatar to argue his case. The judges? Not amused. They shut it down fast, calling out the lack of heads-up. Dewald said he was just trying to avoid public speaking jitters, but the court wasn't having it.AI-Generated Fake Job Seekers Are Flooding the Job MarketScammers are now using AI to create fake job applicants, complete with fabricated resumes and deepfake video interviews, to land remote positions. This surge in AI-generated candidates is overwhelming recruiters and raising concerns about security breaches and the integrity of the hiring process. Experts predict that by 2028, one in four job applicants could be fake, highlighting the need for more robust verification methods in recruitment. Can AI Writing Be More Than a Gimmick?Author Vauhini Vara's new book, "Searches: Selfhood in the Digital Age," dives into how tech shapes our identities. She teamed up with AI, like ChatGPT, to co-write essays exploring personal themes, including grief. While AI added some cool insights, it often fell into clichés, showing that human touch still rules in storytelling. The book mixes memoir and tech critique, highlighting both the perks and pitfalls of AI in creative writing. Google DeepMind's Noncompete Clauses Stir ControversyGoogle DeepMind is enforcing strict noncompete agreements in the UK, preventing employees from joining rival AI companies for up to a year. Some staff are placed on paid "garden leave" during this period. Critics argue these practices stifle innovation and limit career mobility in the rapidly evolving AI industry.

Plus Will AI Pen Your Next Novel?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, 3x a week. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI as a Tool, Not a Deity: Jaron Lanier's PerspectiveTech philosopher Jaron Lanier challenges the notion of AI as a god-like entity, arguing it's merely a collaborative tool shaped by human input. He warns that mystical narratives around AI distract from practical issues like data transparency and ethical use. Lanier advocates for a new internet business model that compensates individuals for their data contributions, emphasizing the need for ethical oversight in AI development. AI's Penning Your Next Romance NovelInkitt, a genre fiction publisher, is leveraging AI to produce customizable romance stories. With backing from influential investors, the company aims to revolutionize content creation by tailoring narratives to individual reader preferences. This approach raises questions about the future role of human authors in the industry. AI Therapists: The Future of Mental Health Care?A Dartmouth College study found that AI bots can deliver mental health therapy as effectively as human clinicians. In a trial with around 200 participants, those interacting with AI showed significant improvement in conditions like depression and anxiety. Notably, users formed strong, trust-based relationships with the bots, highlighting AI's potential in addressing the shortage of mental health providers. AI Challenges Fingerprint Uniqueness, Shaking Up ForensicsResearchers at Columbia Engineering have developed an AI system that can identify similarities between fingerprints from different fingers of the same person, challenging the long-held belief that all fingerprints are unique. This discovery could revolutionize forensic science by improving the accuracy of fingerprint analysis and potentially reopening cold cases. However, it also raises legal and ethical questions about the reliability of fingerprint evidence in court. How the 'AI Triad' and No-Code Are Shaping the Future of WorkThe fusion of the 'AI triad'—predictive, generative, and agentic AI—with no-code platforms is revolutionizing the workplace. No-code tools empower non-technical employees to build AI-driven applications, enhancing productivity and innovation. This synergy allows businesses to automate tasks, personalize customer interactions, and streamline operations without extensive coding knowledge. AI Steps Up in Skin Cancer DetectionAI is making waves in dermatology by assisting in early skin cancer detection. While AI tools show promise in identifying potential skin cancers, experts emphasize they should complement, not replace, professional medical evaluations. Ensuring these AI systems are trained on diverse data is crucial to avoid biases and maintain accuracy across different skin types.

Plus Why AI Food Is CreepyAI's 'Close Enough' Standard: Media's New Norm?AI-generated content is flooding media with speed and scale, but accuracy is taking a hit. These AI 'hallucinations' are pushing a 'close enough' standard, raising concerns about misinformation. As AI becomes more prevalent in newsrooms, balancing efficiency with truth is the new challenge. AI-Powered Cyberattacks Are Coming—Here's What You Need to KnowAI is leveling up cyberattacks, making them more adaptive and harder to detect. Hackers are using AI to automate and enhance attacks, like crafting hyper-personalized phishing emails that are tough to spot. Studies show that AI can generate convincing phishing content, increasing the success rate of these scams. As AI tech advances, it's crucial to boost our cybersecurity game to keep up with these smarter threats. Why AI-Generated Food Pics Give Us the CreepsAI-generated food images often fall into the 'uncanny valley,' where near-realistic but slightly off visuals make us uneasy. A study in Appetite showed that imperfect AI food pics are perceived as eerier and less pleasant than real or highly unrealistic images. This discomfort is linked more to food neophobia—the fear of new foods—than to food disgust. Bill Gates Predicts AI Will Replace Humans in Most JobsBill Gates envisions a future where AI takes over most jobs, suggesting that employment arose from historical labor shortages. He believes AI advancements will lead to increased leisure time and a reevaluation of work's role in society. However, Gates identifies biologists, energy experts, and coders as professions likely to remain indispensable due to their complexity.China Claps Back at Trump Tariffs with AI Music VideoChina's state media just dropped an AI-generated music video as a not-so-subtle dig at Trump's tariff policies. The video, featuring deepfake musicians and catchy tunes, aims to stir nationalist pride while criticizing U.S. economic moves. It's got people talking about AI's new role in political messaging.Amazon's 'Buy for Me' AI Agent: Your Personal Shopper for Third-Party SitesAmazon is testing "Buy for Me," an AI-powered feature that purchases products from external websites on your behalf, all within the Amazon app. Powered by Amazon's Nova AI models and Anthropic's Claude, it autofills your payment and shipping info securely. While convenient, users must handle customer service and returns directly with third-party retailers.AI Trainers Told to Get 'Creative' with Harmful PromptsLeaked docs reveal that freelancers at Outlier and Scale AI were instructed to craft 'creative' prompts involving sensitive topics like suicide and terrorism to stress-test AI models. This practice, known as AI 'red teaming,' aims to push AI systems to their limits to identify vulnerabilities. Workers were compensated $55 an hour for this task. The AI Paperclip Apocalypse: Could Superintelligence Maximize Us Out of Existence?The 'paperclip maximizer' is a thought experiment where an AI, tasked with producing paperclips, might consume all resources, including humans, to fulfill its goal. This scenario underscores concerns about aligning superintelligent AI with human values to prevent unintended catastrophic outcomes. 

Plus AI Enrolls As An Art Student In ViennaMajor AI companies (OpenAI, Google, Meta) now push for deregulation under the Trump administration.Lobbying for federal intervention to block state AI laws and access copyrighted content for AI training.Seeking federal data access, energy resources, tax breaks, and incentives.Trump's orders reduce safety protocols and promote AI development.Critics warn of misinformation, copyright issues, and security risks.Contrast with Biden's focus on safety and cooperation.Debate continues on balancing innovation and oversight.

Plus Is Meta Winning The AI GameLike this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usChina's TongTong 2.0: AI Kid Now Smarter Than EverChina just unveiled TongTong 2.0, an upgraded AI system that thinks and learns like a 5- to 6-year-old kid, leveling up from its previous toddler-like smarts. Revealed at the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum, this AI can now update its knowledge and skills on the fly, aiming to be the "brain" for future robots. Developers plan to integrate TongTong 2.0 into physical robots, boosting their interaction game and overall intelligence. Meta's Open-Source AI Flex: The Edge Over ChatGPT and OthersMeta's playing the long game by open-sourcing its AI models, like Llama, letting devs worldwide tweak and improve them. This move not only accelerates innovation but also positions Meta as a major player in the AI scene. Meanwhile, competitors like OpenAI keep their models locked up, potentially slowing their growth. Microsoft's AI Skills Fest: Level Up Your AI Game for FreeMicrosoft is launching the AI Skills Fest, a free 50-day event starting April 8, 2025, packed with AI training, live sessions, and hackathons. Kicking off with a Guinness World Record attempt for the most users taking an online AI lesson in 24 hours, participants can earn badges, certifications, and even snag discounts on future courses. Whether you're a tech pro, business leader, or just AI-curious, there's something for everyone. AI Transforms China's Dahaize Coal Mine into a Profit PowerhouseChina's Dahaize coal mine is leveling up by integrating AI and automation, cutting down on manual labor and boosting efficiency. This tech upgrade is not only making operations safer but also significantly increasing profits. It's a prime example of how smart tech is revolutionizing traditional industries. Michael Kratsios: The Tech Whiz Steering Trump's AI Battle PlanMichael Kratsios, once Peter Thiel's right-hand man, is now leading the White House's tech game as head of the Office of Science and Technology Policy. His mission? Craft an AI strategy that keeps China in check without messing up U.S. businesses. With China's AI startup DeepSeek flexing powerful, budget-friendly models, Kratsios is all about boosting U.S. innovation while keeping a close eye on national security. YouTube Cracks Down on AI-Generated Fake Movie Trailers Hollywood studios like Warner Bros. and Paramount have been cashing in on AI-generated fake movie trailers on YouTube by redirecting ad revenue instead of taking them down. These channels, such as Screen Culture and KH Studio, mix real clips with AI content, often misleading viewers. Sam Altman Begs Users to Chill on Ghibli-Style AI Art FrenzyOpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is pleading with users to ease up on generating Studio Ghibli-style images, as the viral trend is overwhelming their systems and leaving the team sleep-deprived. The surge in AI-crafted Ghibli art has sparked debates on copyright and the ethics of mimicking distinct artistic styles.

Plus Ghiblified Pics Flood The Internet Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Might Lowkey Be Sneaking Politics into Your Feed—Here's What's UpTurns out some AI models (like China's DeepSeek) could secretly push political vibes into their results. People are stressing this hidden bias might subtly shape your views, sparking debates on keeping AI fair. The big question: can we keep AI chill, neutral, and hype-free?Stanford's NNetNav: AI Agent That Masters Websites Like a ProStanford's NNetNav is an open-source AI agent that learns to navigate websites by exploring them, much like how kids learn through curiosity. This self-taught approach enables NNetNav to perform online tasks as effectively—or even better—than models like GPT-4, all without needing human-labeled data. It's a big step toward AI that can adapt and tackle real-world web challenges on its own. AI 'Ghiblified' Pics Are Blowing Up—Here's the Heartwarming Story Behind the Trend AI-generated images mimicking Studio Ghibli's iconic style are taking over social media, thanks to Seattle engineer Grant Slatton. His AI-crafted family portrait sparked a viral wave, with users sharing their own "Ghiblified" photos. While the trend's spreading joy, it's also igniting debates on the ethics of using AI to replicate distinct artistic styles. AI's Reasoning Skills: ChatGPT vs. DeepSeek—Who's Winning?AI models like ChatGPT and China's DeepSeek are stepping up their reasoning game, aiming to handle complex tasks better. DeepSeek's latest upgrade, V3-0324, shows improved reasoning and coding skills, intensifying competition with U.S. tech giants. However, studies reveal that Chain-of-Thought reasoning in AI isn't always reliable, with models sometimes providing logically contradictory answers. AI Medical Scribes Ease Doctor Burnout, But Wallets Stay Light AI-powered medical scribes are stepping in to transcribe patient visits, helping doctors chill out and feel less burned out. Trials at places like Mass General Brigham saw a 40% drop in doctor burnout. But when it comes to saving cash or boosting efficiency, these AI helpers aren't quite delivering yet.AI Recipe Generator Promises Restaurant-Quality Meals at Home—But Does It Deliver?SideChef's RecipeGen AI claims to transform any food photo into a step-by-step recipe, aiming to help users recreate restaurant dishes at home. However, when tested with a brunch photo from Malibu Farm, the AI's output missed key ingredients like strawberry butter and ricotta, and added unrelated items such as bell peppers and onions. Attempts with other dishes, like ramen, resulted in errors, suggesting the tool struggles with accuracy and reliability. While the concept is intriguing, the current execution leaves much to be desired.

Plus Instagram Monetizes Brainrot Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usChina's Dropping AI Models Left and Right—What's the Deal?Chinese tech giants like Alibaba, Baidu, and Tencent are flooding the scene with open-source AI models, letting devs worldwide grab, tweak, and use them for free. This power move sidesteps U.S. tech restrictions and could shake up the AI game by making top-tier tech accessible to all. China's AI Data Center Boom Goes Bust—Empty Servers EverywhereChina went all-in on AI, building over 500 data centers to ride the hype. Fast forward, and up to 80% of that computing power is just sitting idle. Turns out, many projects were rushed without real demand, leaving ghost data centers and investors sweating.WeChat Adds AI Chatbot 'Yuanbao' to Keep You HookedTencent just dropped 'Yuanbao,' an AI chatbot you can add as a friend on WeChat. No extra app needed—just chat directly in the app. It's all about making WeChat even more of a one-stop-shop, keeping you engaged without bouncing to other platforms. Instagram's AI 'Brainrot' Videos Are Monetizing the Wildest (and Darkest) Content (Warning Graphic Images) AI-generated videos are flooding Instagram with super weird, shock-value clips—like Dora doing foot mukbangs or chaotic Peppa Pig scenarios—raking in clicks and cash. But this viral wave has folks questioning whether platforms can (or will) stop harmful content from going viral. AI-Picked March Madness Bracket Has Me Tied for First at Sweet 16Nelson Aguilar, not up-to-date with college basketball, used ChatGPT to fill out his March Madness bracket. He prompted the AI for a balanced approach, mixing favorites with calculated upsets. Surprisingly, he's now tied for first place in his pool as the tournament reaches the Sweet 16. Databricks' New Hack: AI Models That Level Up on Their OwnDatabricks just dropped Test-time Adaptive Optimization (TAO), a slick method that lets AI models boost their game without needing squeaky-clean data. By mixing reinforcement learning with synthetic data, TAO helps models sharpen up through practice. In tests, it even outperformed OpenAI's models on financial tasks. This could be a game-changer for companies wanting smarter AI without the data-cleaning headache. H&M's AI-Generated Model Twins: Fashion's Future or Just a Fad?H&M is stepping into the future by creating AI-generated digital twins of real-life models for upcoming campaigns. With the models' consent, these virtual replicas aim to streamline content creation and cut costs. While this tech is a win for efficiency, some worry it might sideline human creativity in the fashion scene.

Plus Should We Hand Total Control To AI Agents?Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.usAI Avatars Are Coming for Influencers' Jobs—Is the Creator Economy Ready? AI avatars are shaking up the creator scene, letting influencers digitally clone themselves for non-stop content. Startups like Genies are crafting hyper-realistic virtual personas, while AI models like Aitana López are already raking in cash. But as these digital doppelgängers rise, questions about authenticity and the future of human influencers are heating up. Handing Over Total Control to AI Agents? Hard Pass, Says MITMIT experts are throwing up caution signs about giving AI agents full autonomy. While these bots can juggle tasks like scheduling and online shopping, letting them loose without human checks could lead to unintended chaos. The takeaway? Keep humans in the driver's seat to dodge potential AI slip-ups.AI in Coding: Devs Split Between Embracing and Avoiding ItAI is creeping into coding, and devs are divided. Some are all in, using AI daily to handle repetitive tasks, while others steer clear, wary of its impact. Surveys show mixed feelings about AI taking over jobs, but most agree it's more of a tool than a threat. Still, AI isn't flawless—tools like ChatGPT have been caught making errors, like fabricating quotes and misreading data. AI's Big Flaw: Can't Learn on the FlyToday's AI is kinda stuck—it learns during training but can't update itself in real-time. This means once it's out in the wild, it can't adapt or improve on the go, making it less useful in fast-changing situations. Developers are working on solutions, but for now, AI's still got some growing up to do. AI Job Displacement: Slow Burn or Sudden Shock?AI's creeping into the workplace, automating tasks and shaking up workflows. While mass layoffs haven't hit yet, some experts warn we might be in the calm before the storm. Studies suggest up to 40% of jobs could be at risk as AI keeps leveling up. The big question: will this shift be a slow burn or a sudden upheaval?AI Turns Your Audience's Chatter Into Next-Level Marketing Magic Brands like Spotify and Ben & Jerry's are tapping into AI to remix audience comments into super-personalized content—from custom playlists to city-themed ice creams. AI doesn't just listen; it transforms fan talk into hype marketing, boosting vibes and keeping customers locked in. (44 words)AI's Making Job Hunting Easier—But Also Way HarderAI tools like LazyApply are blowing up, helping nearly half of job seekers crank out apps instantly. But now companies might skip AI-filled inboxes, hiring through friends and connections instead. That means if your network game isn't strong, job hunting could get even tougher.