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- Valve has ‘a significant number’ working on Steam’s visibility dilemma but says it won’t gatekeep games made with AI
Valve says it has significant resources on Steam discoverability but will not gatekeep AI-made games.
- Carroll County Kentucky Residents Blast 24/7 Data Center Cooling Noise At Fiscal Court Meeting Protesting Two 800-Megawatt Hyperscale Campuses
Kentucky residents protested cooling noise from two proposed 800-megawatt hyperscale data-center campuses.
- Claude's new smart reports tell bosses when workers are 'off-topic'
Claude's new smart reports reportedly flag workers to managers for being off-topic.
- Microsoft's October Patch Tuesday fixed 1,413 vulnerabilities. In one month. That's more than they patched in any single year on record. One was already being actively exploited. CISA told federal agencies to patch it within 3 days.
Microsoft's October Patch Tuesday fixed 1,413 vulnerabilities, including one already actively exploited.
- AI Staging of Zillow listing hallucinates entire windows in New York apartment.
AI staging for a New York Zillow listing hallucinated windows that do not exist in the apartment.
- Epileptic woman dies after going to ChatGPT for medical advice; family files lawsuit against OpenAI
A family sued OpenAI after an epileptic woman allegedly died following ChatGPT medical advice.
- OpenAI vs The Navier-Stokes Problem.
A thread pits OpenAI's claims against the unsolved Navier-Stokes existence-and-smoothness problem.
- Felt good to send this after an ai interview request
A candidate documents rejecting an AI interview request, a concrete signal of hiring backlash.
- coaxed into that one ai account incident
A Twitter user apparently prompted an AI account to deactivate itself, illustrating account-agent control risks.
- Laika: NO AI
Laika's stated "NO AI" position is a notable studio-level stance in the animation industry's AI debate.
