Read Online | Sign Up | Advertise | | | Good morning, AI enthusiasts. OpenAI's NYT copyright battle just turned into a privacy nightmare — with a court order forcing the AI leader to retain millions of private (and even deleted) user conversations. | With CEO Sam Altman proposing "AI privilege" and the tech moving towards deeper digital relationships with always-listening devices, this legal fight may set the stage for a new era of digital rights. | | In today's AI rundown: | OpenAI fights court to preserve convos AI policy head weighs in on human-AI bonds How to turn complex research into quizzes AI reveals Dead Sea Scrolls are a century older 4 new AI tools & 4 job opportunities
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| The Rundown: OpenAI is pushing back against a recent court order stemming from its ongoing legal battle with The New York Times, which forces the company to retain all user conversations — including deleted chats. | The details: | The mandate affects hundreds of millions of ChatGPT users across its free, Plus, Pro, and Team tiers, forcing OpenAI to retain even manually deleted chats. The New York Times argued for the data preservation out of concern that users might be infringing on its content and then deleting the evidence of their chats. CEO Sam Altman called the demand an "inappropriate request that sets a bad precedent" and proposed "AI privilege" similar to doctor-patient confidentiality. ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu, and API customers that use a Zero Data Retention agreement are excluded from the court order.
| Why it matters: This order arrives at a moment when millions are starting to trust AI with vulnerable thoughts and information (for better or worse) — threatening to shatter trust just as it becomes embedded in daily life. The privacy question will become even thornier as AI transitions to physical devices with always-on recording capabilities. |
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| | OPENAI | |  | Image source: Joanne Jang |
| The Rundown: OpenAI Head of Model & Behavior Policy Joanne Jang just published a blog post detailing how the company is approaching human-AI relationships and questions of AI consciousness. | The details: | Jang said that people naturally anthropomorphize AI, a tendency amplified by models responding with what feels like non-judgmental empathy and validation. OpenAI considers AI consciousness currently unanswerable, instead focusing on how conscious it appears to users and its impact on mental wellbeing. The design philosophy is to thread a fine needle, aiming for a personality that is warm and helpful without giving it a fictional backstory, feelings, or desires. Jang also said that evolving human-AI relationships reflect both how people use the tech, but also "may shape how people relate to each other."
| Why it matters: AI labs are becoming the architects of digital companionship for millions of users, making choices that will shape societal norms around connection and empathy. This uncharted territory is essentially one big social experiment — and even the creators are uncertain about the psychological territory we are entering. |
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| | AI TRAINING | | | The Rundown: Google Gemini's deep research feature can now analyze any topic in depth and automatically turn findings into interactive quizzes perfect for studying or teaching. | Step-by-step: | Visit Google's Gemini website and click "Deep Research" at the bottom of the chat interface Enter your educational topic with specific requirements (grade level, focus areas), and review and edit the research plan as needed Let Gemini generate a comprehensive report from multiple sources (takes a few minutes) Click "Create Quiz" to automatically generate an interactive quiz with multiple question types
| Pro tip: The quiz will provide you with explanations after you answer either correct or incorrectly, review them after your mistakes to learn faster. |
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| | AI RESEARCH | |  | Image source: University of Groningen |
| The Rundown: Researchers just discovered that the Dead Sea Scrolls may be up to a full century older than previously estimated after training an AI system called Enoch to analyze ancient patterns and combining it with radiocarbon dating techniques. | The details: | Enoch was trained by linking known radiocarbon dates of scroll fragments with handwriting styles, learning to associate visual patterns with time periods. The new dating pushes some biblical texts back to the time of their presumed authors, with some texts coming in at up to 2,300 years old. The AI method offers a non-destructive alternative to carbon dating, which requires cutting samples from the precious manuscripts.
| Why it matters: Even fields like archeology are seeing transformations in the AI era — with pattern recognition abilities continuing to unlock new secrets from history (like deciphering the Herculaneum scrolls). With ancient texts stored across museums and libraries worldwide, there is still tons of knowledge waiting to be discovered. |
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| | | Apple researchers published a new study revealing that reasoning models hit a "scaling limitation" where they think less and perform worse as complexity increases. | Anthropic added national security heavyweight Richard Fontaine to its Long-Term Benefit Trust, deepening the company's focus on navigating AI's global risks. | OpenAI rolled out an update to its Advanced Voice Mode, featuring more natural, expressive speech and improved translation capabilities. | Anysphere released Cursor v1.0, with new features including a Background Agent for remote coding, BugBot for automatic PR review, and new memory capabilities. | Google launched Portraits, a Labs experiment allowing users to have personalized experiences with AI versions of experts based on their voice and knowledge base. | Higsfield AI introduced Higgsfield Speak, a new update enabling talking avatars with custom styles, scripts, and motion. | FutureHouse released ether0, an open-weights chemistry-focused reasoning model that significantly outperforms top models on scientific tasks. |
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