Hackers are sneaking malware into game mods to hijack wallets, steal passwords, and compromise everything you trust online

Cheats and mods are now frontlines for cybercrime targeting gamers’ wallets and private data Verified crypto wallets like MetaMask and Exodus are being drained through browser injection Trojan.Scavenger abuses overlooked flaws to disable browser safety and manipulate trusted extensions Gamers seeking performance enhancements or special abilities through third-party patches and mods may be unwittingly exposing…

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OpenAI pulls chat sharing tool after Google search privacy scare

OpenAI has removed the ChatGPT feature, allowing people to search through public conversations with a search engine Many users learned too late that enabling the “discoverable” setting could make chats accessible to anyone online The decision came after several people saw their sensitive and private information publicized OpenAI has abruptly shut down a feature in…

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The way we train AIs makes them more likely to spout bull

Certain AI training techniques may encourage models to be untruthful Cravetiger/Getty Images Common methods used to train artificial intelligence models seem to increase their tendency to give misleading answers, according to researchers who are aiming to produce “the first systematic analysis of machine bullshit”. It is widely known that large language models (LLMs) have a…

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