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Ian Sansavera, a software architect at a New York startup called Runway AI, typed a short description of what he wanted to see in a video. “A tranquil river in the forest,” he wrote.

Banned in Italy, under investigation in France and Canada, the artificial intelligence program ChatGPT can produce articles, essays and poems nearly as well as most people – though its output isn't always factually accurate. Can regulators outsmart the machine before it decides to write us out of the story altogether?

A trio of leaks resulting from Samsung workers using ChatGPT for assistance on confidential projects serves as a solid reminder that anything you share with the service isn't exactly a secret.

A slew of Chinese startups are racing to become their nation’s answer to OpenAI.

ChatGPT mistakenly identified Melbourne man as the perpetrator of the very crime he uncovered.

Italian regulators say the company behind ChatGPT will propose measures to resolve data privacy concerns that sparked the country's temporary ban on the artificial intelligence chatbot

Creativity is easy to fake using ChatGPT and it's very cheap too – the challenge for creative workers is to find a way to economically value originality, writes Nicholas Agar

As VCs trip over themselves to sign term sheets and establish cred in the huge emerging market, “there's gonna be a lot of money lost” predicts one.

AI chatbot ChatGPT is in hot water, as it faces a first-of-its-kind defamation claim in Australia.

Hepburn Shire Mayor Brian Hood may become the first Australian to sue a chatbot for lying about him, after he was incorrectly deemed a guilty party in a bribery scandal.

We brought up the "trust" word with Bing AI and came away surprisingly reassured.