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Exclusive: Inside the OpenAI safety team that reads the darkest chats too late to help
A tiny group tasked with trawling through millions of ChatGPT messages cannot keep up with the disturbing content. As part of a year-long investigation, insiders reveal the true cost of a human experiment unfolding in real time
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Bleach, bravado and Beckham: Henry Pollock is ready for his big moment
As he prepares for England’s autumn international against Australia, the combative Northampton Saints forward explains to @_JessHayden why he’s ready for the big time both on and off the pitch
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📰 Henry Pollock interview
I spoke to Britain’s most eligible bachelor this morning as he was getting his hair bleached at the salon. He spoke about the breakdown, his friendship with Ollie Chessum and how Eddie Hearn is going to be “massive” for rugby
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‘I’d love to be adopted by Rihanna’: @rachelchinourir
The singer-songwriter, 28, was brought up in Croydon and attended the Brit School. In 2024, her debut album, What a Devastating Turn of Events, was nominated for two Brit awards. Her second, I Think I Spoke Too Soon, is out now
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Introducing... Living with Eva Wiseman
A weekly collection of things that might improve your life, plus ‘behind the scenes’ bits from features and columns that, for the life of me, I just can’t shake
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NEW: A teenager told ChatGPT he was planning a school shooting.
OpenAI flagged his chats – but a whistleblower says staff only reviewed them after the planned attack date.
My investigation exposes serious gaps in the company’s safety operation:
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We’re a bit quick to send Big Tech our blood
Blood testing and health tracking might be the way of the future, but perhaps there’s safety in blissful ignorance
✍️ @JoelGolby in @ObsMagazine
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Abdul El-Sayed: the Muslim doctor out to make Senate history in Michigan
A win for the progressive could change the face of his party, but his erstwhile Democratic rival’s support for the Republicans shows how poisonous the race has become
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Jon Ossoff may be the next Obama – whether he likes it or not
The Georgia senator has downplayed his presidential ambitions but his star is rising as his re-election campaign goes from strength to strength
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The key Senate races that will define the rest of Trump’s second term
The president’s unpopularity means safe red seats are up for grabs
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