The six biggest companies in AI had a peculiar challenge for hackers last week: make their chatbots say the most terrible things.
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He was Twitter's fastest-rising star. Now, his past is starting to catch up with him.
Mario Nawfal is one of the ascendant stars on Elon Musk’s Twitter, receiving praise from Musk and frequently hosting the platform’s largest audio events.
Hawaii to enter recovery phase as cadaver dogs scour areas scorched by fires
Maui fires live updates: Search for missing goes on with death toll now 93
Dozens of burglars swarm L.A. mall and steal up to $100K in luxury goods; bear spray used against guards
LOS ANGELES — Armed with bear spray, a group of up to 50 people swarmed a Los Angeles mall Saturday and made away with around $100,000 worth of luxury items, officials said.
Inmate dies after being found unresponsive at Atlanta jail being investigated over prisoner deaths
A Georgia inmate who was found unresponsive in a medical unit cell at a jail currently under federal investigation later died at an area hospital, authorities said Saturday.
Potential Biden primary challenger suggests president’s image is corrupted by Hunter probe
Rep. Dean Phillips, who is considering challenging President Joe Biden for the Democratic presidential nomination, on Sunday suggested that the Hunter Biden investigation has compromised the president’s image.
Mike Pence says he hopes Hunter Biden special counsel will ‘do his job without fear or favor’
Pence, a GOP presidential candidate, on Sunday welcomed the new Biden special counsel and said he hopes Weiss would do his job fairly without any political influence.
Biden is out pitching his economic wins. Arizona voters say they don’t see them.
Many Americans say they believe life has been getting tougher under “Bidenomics.”
Gen Z is reclaiming what it means to be a hater
A clip of a song called “Haters Anthem” has inspired many on TikTok to embrace the label.
From 'crisis' to 'catastrophe,' schools scramble once again to find teachers
As students head back to the classroom, school districts are once again scrambling to fill jobs as teacher shortages show little signs of improving