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AI companies plot how to respond if catastrophic hacking incident causes ‘revolt’: report

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AI companies plot how to respond if catastrophic hacking incident causes ‘revolt’: report Original

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By Thomas Barrabi Verified
| New York Post Verified
Executives at top AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are plotting potential responses if an AI catastrophe triggers a “public and political revolt,” according to a report. The preparations focus on creating contingency plans in the event that one of their AI models causes major public harm – such as a hack targeting the power grid, water supply or banking system, Axios reported Friday.
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Watchdogs slam OpenAI’s claim that teens use ChatGPT less than 15 minutes per day Original

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By Thomas Barrabi Verified
| New York Post Verified
Online safety watchdogs slammed Sam Altman’s OpenAI for claiming the average teen uses ChatGPT less than 15 minutes per day – with one critic saying the data “rings hollow” without outside confirmation. The AI giant released the 15-minute figure in its first report on “ChatGPT for Teens” – a limited version of its chatbot for kids ages 13 to 17.
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