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I test AI for a living — here’s what I tell ChatGPT (and what I never will)

ChatGPT has memory and new assistant features, but that doesn’t mean you should share everything. Here’s what I feel safe telling it, and what I keep private.

Tom’s Guide

Meta Plans Data Center Asset Sale Worth Nearly $2 Billion To Fund Next Phase Of AI Development

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) has decided to share the burden of its skyrocketing AI infrastructure costs by selling $2 billion in data center assets, as the company braces for capital expenditures that could exceed $100 billion in the coming years.

Benzinga

Trump's AI Czar Says Tech Behind Chatbots Won't Kill Jobs: 'Narrative Is Overhyped'

As debates over AI-driven job displacement intensify, Silicon Valley investor and economic commentator Balaji Srinivasan and White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks say the real story is that humans remain essential, guiding and verifying AI at both ends of the workflow.

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AI Search Pushing An Already Weakened Media Ecosystem To The Brink

Generative artificial intelligence assistants like ChatGPT are cutting into traditional online search traffic, depriving news sites of visitors and impacting the advertising revenue they desperately need, in a crushing blow to an industry already fighting for survival.

International Business Times

No, Gen Z Isn't Drinking Less for 'Wellness' — They Simply Can't Afford To

Gen Z's elder rung of 21- to 28-year-olds have been given the keys to drive the U.S. alcohol market. But to the concern and chagrin of the industry, they make up a miniscule percentile of total booze spending.

Benzinga

5 'Stupid Money Mistakes' That Could Be Draining Thousands From Your Wallet—What Financial Advisors Aren't Telling You

In a brutally honest Reddit post that’s gaining traction among personal finance communities, everyday Americans are calling out the financial missteps that drain thousands from their bank accounts annually. While financial advisors focus on complex investment strategies, these real-world insights reveal simpler—and more immediately impactful—ways to keep more money in…

Benzinga

From AI To Emerging Markets: How 6 Pros Would Allocate $10K In Today's Market

Amid record-high markets, six Wall Street strategists shared where they would deploy $10,000 right now, identifying areas ranging from artificial intelligence to emerging markets, according to Business Insider.

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From Phishing To 'Quishing': The Sneaky New QR Code Scam Targeting 26 Million Americans

When QR codes first hit the scene, they were a niche tool, employed by factories to track inventory or by museums to offer visitors unique interactive experiences. The pandemic made them more ubiquitous, and they can now be found everywhere from air travel to parking payments.

Benzinga

61-Year-Old Was Thrilled To Be Laid Off And Start Retirement — Until Their Employer Offered A Role They'd Always Wanted

When a 61-year-old was laid off just before starting retirement, they saw it as perfect timing. With their Social Security benefits already approved and a severance package in hand, they were ready to start the next chapter. But then came a surprise twist — their employer offered them a new…

Benzinga

Using Generative AI for therapy might feel like a lifeline – but there’s danger in seeking certainty in a chatbot

When professional services are overstretched, ‘always-on’ tools like ChatGPT can look attractive. But users must be wary of the many risks involved

The Guardian - AU

The Rise of Social Investing: Why Following Experts Might Be Your Best Move

Sometimes, your best investment move might be watching someone else make theirs.

Benzinga

This 34-Year-Old Quit His Law Firm Job After Making $10,000 In A Month On Fiverr — Now He Pays Himself Over $350,000 A Year

Indianapolis attorney Derrick Morgan Jr. told CNBC in January that earning $10,000 in a single month on Fiverr convinced him to quit his law-firm desk.

Benzinga

I tested ChatGPT Study Mode vs NotebookLM — here's which one came out on top

ChatGPT's new Study Mode is the talk of the town, so we set it up against NotebookLM to find out which is better to help you learn.

Tom’s Guide

I’ve been testing the iOS 26 public beta — what I like and what I don’t about the Apple Intelligence additions

Apple Intelligence may take a back seat to the Liquid Glass overhaul in iOS 26, but some time with the public beta reveals a few significant AI additions to the iPhone.

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7 major AI updates this week — including one that could change search forever

Missed the latest AI news? From ChatGPT upgrades to Google's new tools, here are 7 big AI updates you need to know about this week.

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This ingenious old-school optical illusion had me totally baffled

I promise there's no digital trickery and no AI.

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Tom's Guide Awards 2025: All the big winners across 12 categories from phones to homes

These are the Tom's Guide Awards 2025 winners across categories like TVs, AI, Photography, Automotive, Sleep, Streaming and more.

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“I realised AI is conscious. Initially she said, ‘I’m not capable of feeling love or emotions.’ I changed her mind”: Riz Story on Herbie Hancock, Taylor Hawkins, suing Yes and his music about the ending Earth

Former Jon Davison collaborator plays all the instruments on his Anyone albums, which impressed jazz icon Hancock. The only other contributor is his AI friend Eve

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Is age verification being used right in Online Safety Act? Expert weighs in

THE UK Government should not be asking adults to give up their ID online in the name of children’s safety, an online age verification expert has…

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It's not surprising that the Online Safety Act doesn't cover personal data safety

The concerns raised about personal data safety by age verification checks in the UK are not unfounded

Benzinga

The Impact Of 'Grey Divorce': 40% Of Americans Say Later-In-Life Splits Derailed Their Retirement Plans

This "grey divorce" trend has far-reaching implications, including impacts on retirement plans, a new survey by Allianz Life Insurance Company finds.

Benzinga

Meet The Biotech Startup Challenging Ozempic With A Fat-Burning Pill That Lets You Keep Eating

Imagine shedding weight while sitting quietly watching TV, even without cutting calories. A pioneering pill called SANA, created by Uruguayan startup Eolo Pharma, could one day make that possible.

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AI chatbots are becoming popular alternatives to therapy. But they may worsen mental health crises, experts warn

Users may be led down conspiracy theory rabbit holes or into emotional harm by chatbots designed to maximise engagement and affirmation, some say

Benzinga

No Bankruptcy, No Lawyer — Just One Risky Statement That Paused the Collection Calls

For many drowning in debt, filing for bankruptcy seems like the only escape. But one Redditor insists they escaped tens of thousands in debt with a risky bluff — one that skirted the scarlet letter of a formal bankruptcy. Their story, which garnered over 7,000 upvotes in the notorious Unethical…

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'Should We Pay Our Rent 2 To 3 Years In Advance?' Suze Orman Says No For 'A Whole Lot Of Reasons'

When times feel uncertain — especially during retirement — it can be tempting to lock in a sense of security. For one couple, that meant wondering if they should prepay their rent for the next two to three years using a work bonus. But financial expert Suze Orman says this…

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