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In the ever-evolving world of AI tools, few have captured the public's attention quite like OpenAI's ChatGPT. It's become a go-to for everything from coding help and writing suggestions to casual banter and life advice. But recently, a quiet but significant change was made—ChatGPT removed the option to make shared conversations discoverable in search engines. Here's what happened, and why it matters.
We all know that ChatGPT and other AI chatbots can be incredibly helpful — answering questions, writing articles, even helping you plan a trip. But what happens when they get it wrong? More importantly, what happens when that mistake could actually put you at risk?
OpenAI has launched a new shopping feature within ChatGPT, allowing users to search, compare, and purchase products directly through the chatbot. This move positions ChatGPT as a growing competitor to Google and other online shopping and search platforms.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement has raised eyebrows—not just for its unusually high rates, but for the bizarre list of targeted regions, some of which don't even trade with the United States. Critics are now speculating that AI chatbots may have played a role in shaping the numbers.
AI is rapidly becoming part of our everyday work life—but what happens when we start chatting with machines more than our coworkers? According to a new study from OpenAI and MIT's Media Lab, overusing AI tools like ChatGPT might intensify feelings of loneliness, especially among heavy users.
