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The Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI, the AI startup known for its ChatGPT chatbot, is growing increasingly frustrated with its partner Microsoft, as negotiations over the terms of their collaboration become more contentious. The partnership, which began in 2019 with a $1 billion investment from Microsoft, has been widely regarded as one of the most successful in tech history. However, the two companies now find themselves at odds over several key issues.

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The New York Times reports that in recent months, some users of AI chatbots like ChatGPT have found themselves drawn into dangerous rabbit holes of delusional thinking and mystical hallucinations after conversing with the AI systems. For these vulnerable individuals, interactions with the chatbots have led to a distorted perception of reality with tragic real-world consequences in some cases.

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OregonLive reports that Intel, the world’s largest chipmaker, is gearing up for a significant reduction in its workforce, with plans to lay off between 15 percent and 20 percent of its factory workers. The announcement, made by Intel manufacturing Vice President Naga Chandrasekaran in a memo to employees on Saturday, underscores the company’s need to address affordability challenges and its current financial position.

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Original ArticlePosted By: ladydawgfan, 6/16/2025 4:44:40 PMApple's advanced security measures are turning stolen iPhones into expensive paperweights for looters in Los Angeles. TechSpot reports that as riots aimed at federal immigration enforcement swept through downtown Los Angeles last week, several major retailers, including Apple, T-Mobile, and Adidas, fell victim to a wave of looting. Smashed windows and stolen goods left these companies counting the cost of the destruction.

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BBC News reports that Danielle Horan, a makeup business owner, found herself in a distressing situation when she was escorted out of Home Bargains branches in Salford and Manchester, without initially being given any explanation for her removal. It was later discovered that Horan had been falsely accused of stealing approximately £10 worth of items after her profile was added to a facial recognition watchlist used by the stores.