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Using OCR Scanning Services to Automate Document Processing

In today’s fast-paced business environment, organizations handle an ever-increasing volume of documents. Invoices, contracts, reports, and client communications arrive daily, creating challenges for manual processing. Traditional methods are time-consuming, prone to errors, and often inefficient, which can affect productivity, compliance, and decision-making.

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Calm down everyone - Unitree's recently discovered exploit will absolutely, definitely not give rise to the first robot-to-robot viral infection using Bluetooth

UniPwn exposes chain of Unitree robot vulnerabilities, allowing root-level command execution and potential wireless propagation between devices.

TechRadar

‘Can’t believe this actually works’ This Job Seeker’s Flan Recipe Hack is exposing AI Recruiters on LinkedIn

Yay, we can't trust recruiters now.

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‘I think you’re testing me’: Anthropic’s new AI model asks testers to come clean

Safety evaluation of Claude Sonnet 4.5 raises questions about whether predecessors ‘played along’, firm says

The Guardian - UK

AI voice tech is now so good you almost certainly won't be able to distinguish between real and deepfake voices - here's what you need to know

AI voices generated from LLM systems now rival human speech, raising new ethical concerns about trust, identity, accessibility, and misinformation.

TechRadar

AI investors are in for a rude awakening

There is a huge gap between investment and revenue from LLMs. Investors wrongly assume everyone will be a winner

The Guardian - US

Chinese scientists claim to have built the first "brain-like" AI model — said to be up to 100 times faster than ChatGPT

SpikingBrain1.0 is a large language model built by Chinese scientists that doesn't rely on NVIDIA hardware and could change the space dramatically.

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Sam Altman warns the "dead internet theory" may soon come true — bots and AI like ChatGPT could kill the web in 3 years

Recent reports suggest the dead internet theory could become a reality within the next three years, as AI‑generated content appears to have surpassed human‑written material. Even Sam Altman is concerned.

Windows Central

I finally tried OpenAI's gpt-oss:120b LLM — and without needing thousands of dollars worth of hardware

DuckDuckGo's own AI chatbot, Duck.ai, has added support for OpenAI's 120 billion parameter open-source model, gpt-oss:120b. Anyone can try it now completely free, and without signing up for an account.

Windows Central

ASML Emerges As Largest Shareholder In Nvidia-Backed Mistral AI With $1.5 Billion Investment: Report

The leading Dutch chipmaker, ASML (NASDAQ:ASML), is reportedly set to become the primary shareholder of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA)-backed French AI startup Mistral AI after leading its latest funding round.

Benzinga

Top 10 AEO Service Providers That Help You Get Cited by AI Search (SEND)

The rise of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude has changed the way people search for and consume information. Instead of clicking through traditional search results, users now rely on these answer engines to provide direct answers. For businesses, this shift brings an exciting opportunity—being cited by…

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OpenAI boss Sam Altman dons metaphorical hot dog suit as he realises, huh, there sure are a lot of annoying AI-powered bots online these days

We're all looking for the guy who did this.

PC Gamer

Sam Altman Warns Of AI Bot Surge On Elon Musk's X, Revives 'Dead Internet' Fears As Feud With xAI Escalates

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman raised concerns on Wednesday about the growing presence of artificial intelligence-generated accounts on Elon Musk‘s X platform, signaling potential implications for social media authenticity and AI deployment strategies.

Benzinga

What are the key purposes of human writing? How we name AI-generated text confuses things

As another school year returns, large language models (LLMs) present difficult questions around learning, thinking, plagiarism and authorship for educators.

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I’m an AI expert and here’s why fake AI reviews are going to be a massive problem, very soon

There is already widespread evidence of AI-generated reviews on Amazon.com.

PC Gamer

AI chatbots can be manipulated into breaking their own rules with simple debate tactics like telling them that an authority figure made the request

LLMs once again prove too pliable.

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AI chatbot users beware - hackers are now hiding malware in the images served up by LLMs

Researchers reveal how downscaled images can hide malicious prompts, raising risks of identity theft and sensitive data exfiltration.

Android Central

How conversing with LLM-powered robots in a virtual cafe took VR to new heights

Stellar Cafe is a new Meta Quest game that utilizes the power of ChatGPT-like LLMs to create realistic robots, and it's hard to believe this is actually real.

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Sam Altman says the super-powerful ChatGPT-5 Pro might be coming to Plus accounts, but with one big limitation

Sam Altman's latest tweet suggests that ChatGPT-5 Pro will soon be available for Plus users.

Tom’s Hardware

Google's AI could be tricked into enabling spam, revealing a user's location, and leaking private correspondence with a calendar invite — 'promptware' targets LLM interface to trigger malicious activity

Google's AI could be tricked into enabling spam, revealing a user's location, and leaking private correspondence, among other things, with just a calendar invite.

LiveScience

Man sought diet advice from ChatGPT and ended up with 'bromide intoxication'

A case report describes an incident in which a man seeking to make a dietary change consulted ChatGPT and later developed "bromism," a rare "toxidrome."

Newslaundry

Why this Indian newsroom AI story scandal should terrify readers

I think I have seen the end stage of ad-based content monetisation in India, and it is every bit as ridiculous and troubling as you might expect. Strangely enough, even though I worked for three years in a major Indian newsroom, it is because I am now in New York…

Fortune

The 5 things you need to ‘really create magic’ with AI: the LLM, the context, the prompt, the workflow, and the evaluation

Also: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.

Geekflare

Why You Should Never Rely on Just One AI Model

Relying on one AI model limits results, adds risk, and is inconvenient for teams. Use Geekflare AI to access multiple LLMs in one place with control and flexibility.

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AI LLMs are now so clever that they can independently plan and execute cyberattacks without human intervention — and I fear that it is only going to get worse

Study finds LLMs can autonomously replicate real cyberattacks, raising new concerns about their offensive capabilities.

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