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His message was accompanied by a heartwarming Instagram album showing him with his mother through the years, including when he was a baby.

The research exposes a critical 'public confidence crisis', with some people so worried about the decline in standards that they have started to put off seeking care.

Jessica Alba partied with Lauren Sanchez and Eva Longoria at the #CultureMakers event she hosted along with Nina Garcia and Tracy Brennan in Beverly Hills.

OpenAI has banned a group of Chinese accounts using ChatGPT to develop an AI-powered social media surveillance tool. Engadget reports: The campaign, which OpenAI calls Peer Review, saw the group prompt ChatGPT to generate sales pitches for a program those documents suggest was designed to monitor anti-Chinese sentiment on X, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and other platforms. The operation appears to have been particularly interested in spotting calls for protests against human rights violations in China, with the intent of sharing those insights with the country's authorities. "This network consisted of ChatGPT accounts that operated in a time pattern consistent with mainland Chinese business hours, prompted our models in Chinese, and used our tools with a volume and variety consistent with manual prompting, rather than automation," said OpenAI. "The operators used our models to proofread claims that their insights had been sent to Chinese embassies abroad, and to intelligence agents monitoring protests in countries including the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom." According to Ben Nimmo, a principal investigator with OpenAI, this was the first time the company had uncovered an AI tool of this kind. "Threat actors sometimes give us a glimpse of what they are doing in other parts of the internet because of the way they use our AI models," Nimmo told The New York Times. Much of the code for the surveillance tool appears to have been based on an open-source version of one of Meta's Llama models. The group also appears to have used ChatGPT to generate an end-of-year performance review where it claims to have written phishing emails on behalf of clients in China.

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He moved out of the home three years ago but has still received the winnings

Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen 's daughters Sami, 20, and Lola, 19, gave some rare insight into what it is like growing up with their famous parents.

In a 1,500-word letter to his top team, the Prime Minister said his party had to recognise that working people felt let down by previous governments on migration and they must stop patronising them.

Jenny, from Tow Law in County Durham, was last seen leaving her home in Barracks Farm on Tuesday at around 3pm. Police believe she was headed to the Barnard Castle area.

A woman soldier-turned whistleblower after she was pestered for sex by a male sergeant despite being a lesbian has warned 'nothing has changed in the Army' over the case of Jaysley Beck.

The Energy Secretary has quietly appointed the advisers who have all publicly expressed admiration for the radical action group which has repeatedly brought chaos to Britain's streets.

In yet another blow to the Chancellor, a damning report showed firms are now slashing jobs at the fastest pace since the financial crisis - excluding the pandemic - as they brace for tax hikes in April.

Justin Baldoni has been accused of imposing his Baha'i religious beliefs on the set of It Ends With Us, amid his ongoing legal battle with Blake Lively who is suing the actor for sexual harassment.

Amid ongoing It Ends With Us drama, it has come to light that Jenny Slate 'filed an HR complaint' while working on the film with Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.

Blake Lively has asked a judge for a stronger protective order after receiving 'violent' messages amid the ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: On Saturday at the Silverstone Cafe in San Francisco, a smattering of activists gathered to discuss plans to stop the further advancement of artificial intelligence. The name of their non-violent civil resistance group, STOP AI, makes its mission clear. The organization wants to ban something that, by most accounts, doesn't yet exist -- artificial general intelligence, or AGI, defined by OpenAI as "highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economically valuable work." STOP AI outlines a broader set of goals on its website. For example, "We want governments to force AI companies to shut down everything related to the creation of general-purpose AI models, destroy any existing general-purpose AI model, and permanently ban their development." In answer to the question "Does STOP AI want to ban all AI?", the group's answer is, "Not necessarily, just whatever is necessary to keep humanity alive." The group, which has held protests outside OpenAI's office and plans another outside the company's San Francisco HQ on February 22, has bold goal: rally support from 3.5 percent of the U.S. population, or 11 million people. That's the so-called "tipping point" needed for societal change, based on research by political scientist Erica Chenoweth. "The implications of artificial general intelligence are so immense and dangerous that we just don't want that to come about ever," said Finn van der Velde, an AI safety advocate and activist with a technical background in computer science and AI specifically. "So what that will practically mean is that we will probably need an international treaty where the governments across the board agree that we don't build AGI. And so that means disbanding companies like OpenAI that specifically have the goal to build AGI." It also means regulating compute power so that no one will be able to train an AGI model.

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Brad Pitt is so gripped by chef Jameson Stocks's extraordinary life story that he snapped up the movie rights in the hope of making a biopic.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: One might think Labour would want to protect the creative sector, which generates billions and supports countless jobs, but the party is prostrating itself before Big Tech.

Liam Payne's friend Roger Nores has revealed the only reason he will drop his £8.1 million defamation lawsuit against the One Direction star's father Geoff, whilst revealing their final exchange.

The actor, 61, starred as Lucius Malfoy in the blockbuster adaptations of J.K. Rowling's magical book series and still gets emotional about the franchise now.

Robots which wash the dishes, vacuum the carpets, cook and even pick up dirty laundry could be available to purchase within a decade, according to experts.