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Cicero's life and thought are a testament to the idea of probabilia: we should be confident in our beliefs, but never certain

As runaway AI fears reach a crescendo, policymakers and tech leaders are weighing the effectiveness of a magic AI stop button known as a kill switch.

Revolut notified 680 customers after scammers used a government email account to obtain passports, addresses, bank details and Bitcoin records.

Large scale audits of fabricated references only match on titles. Hand-checking the 10 most recent papers in the hall of hallucinations, a third of the errors were a real title with the wrong authors attached.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the second-generation Roadster - a car initially announced in 2017 - will finally be revealed on October 1. We'll see.

Anthropic is adding watermarking in response to the E.U.'s AI law. It's a terrible idea, first and foremost for philosophical reasons.

Only yesterday I had a grumble about Apple tricking me into upgrading my iPhone and iPad to iOS 26, despite my efforts to avoid it. Today I find iPadOS 26 is even worse than I thought, with UI glitches and poor handling of the simplest of things taken for

I am fuming. Apple have today demonstrated they're no better than any other big tech company with their enshittification. This morning I had a notification that iOS 18.7.8 was available, so I carefully checked the update, as Apple are constantly trying to