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  1. Financial Safety

    About a third of Americans say they’ve had an online shopping scam happen to them

    A new survey shows that many Americans worry about getting scammed when they shop online, and about one in three people have actually experienced it firsthand. The good news is that being aware of these risks and taking simple precautions—like checking seller reviews and using secure payment methods—can help keep your shopping safer.

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  2. Policy & Ethics

    The Risks of the 'Observer Effect' from Being Watched by AI

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  3. Daily Tools

    OpenAI and Target team up on new AI-powered experiences

    Target shoppers can now use ChatGPT to get personalized product recommendations and check out faster, thanks to a new partnership between Target and OpenAI. This kind of AI shopping assistant could save you time finding what you need and make your shopping experience smoother, whether you're browsing in-store or online.

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  4. Policy & Ethics

    Data Portability Can Restore Real Consumer Choice Between ‘Consent or Pay’ Offerings Online

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  5. Policy & Ethics

    Scrutinizing the Many Faces of Political Deepfakes

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  6. Policy & Ethics

    Through to Thriving: Protecting Our Privacy with Chris Gilliard

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  7. Policy & Ethics

    AI 'Trustwashing' Changes How Consumers Judge Credibility

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  8. Policy & Ethics

    It’s Time to Admit Consumer Education Can’t Deliver Tech Accountability

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  9. Policy & Ethics

    Grokipedia Won't Destroy Knowledge, but it Might Divide Us More

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  10. AI Literacy

    Introducing group chats in ChatGPT

    ChatGPT now lets you invite other people into a shared conversation where you can all chat with the AI together, making it easier to work on projects or ideas as a group rather than everyone having separate conversations. This is handy if you're planning something with family or friends, brainstorming with a club or group, or collaborating on a project where it helps to see what everyone's asking and thinking in one place.

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  11. Policy & Ethics

    In Post-Authenticity AI Age, Knowledge Institutions Matter More than Ever

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  12. AI Literacy

    Fighting the New York Times’ invasion of user privacy

    OpenAI is refusing to hand over millions of private ChatGPT conversations that the New York Times wants to see, and is instead putting new safeguards in place to keep your chats secure. If you use ChatGPT, this means the company is working harder to make sure your personal conversations stay between you and the service, not shared with others or used in ways you didn't agree to. Worth knowing: you can always check OpenAI's privacy settings in your account to see what data they're collecting about you and adjust them to your comfort level.

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