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Google has created a new AI helper that can search the internet, read through lots of information, and piece together answers to complicated questions—doing the kind of research work that might otherwise take you hours of clicking around online. For people your age who want to stay informed on topics like health, finances, or hobbies without getting lost in endless web pages, this tool can save real time and give you reliable summaries. You can try it if you have a Google Pro subscription, and it's coming to other subscription levels soon.
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to run fake job schemes where they pretend to offer easy work writing reviews online, but actually just want your money upfront. These criminals are getting bolder because AI can help them communicate in different languages and sound more convincing, making it harder to spot the deception. Worth knowing: if any online "job" asks you to pay a fee before you start working, it's almost certainly a scam—legitimate employers never work that way.
OpenAI discovered and shut down accounts that were being used to trick companies into hiring workers who weren't who they claimed to be, likely connected to North Korea. This matters because scammers could infiltrate your workplace or your company's operations by posing as legitimate job candidates, potentially stealing information or causing other harm. Worth knowing: if you're involved in hiring at your workplace, stay alert for interview candidates who seem oddly evasive about their location, timezone, or past employers, and always verify employment references through official channels.
OpenAI discovered scammers using AI tools to run fake romance schemes—they'd create fake profiles, chat with victims in their own language, and eventually pressure them to invest money in fake opportunities. These criminals were operating from Cambodia and using artificial intelligence to manage hundreds of conversations at once, making the scam operation efficient and hard to stop. Worth knowing: if someone you meet online quickly brings up investment opportunities or asks you to move money to another platform, that's a major red flag—genuine romantic relationships don't rush into financial requests.
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OpenAI has created a new tool called Operator that can browse the internet and complete tasks on your behalf—like booking appointments or filling out forms—while you watch what it's doing. For people who find online tasks tedious or confusing, this kind of help could save real time and reduce frustration with websites that are hard to navigate.
A lot of people on TikTok are getting their news mixed in with entertainment like celebrity stories and funny videos, all in the same feed. It's a bit like flipping through a magazine where serious headlines sit right next to jokes and gossip.
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