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OpenAI Removes Certain Content Warnings from ChatGPT

OpenAI has removed certain content warnings from its ChatGPT platform, allowing users to interact with the chatbot more freely. The change aims to reduce 'gratuitous/unexplainable denials' and provide more open discussions, while still complying with laws and avoiding harm. This move may be in response to political pressure and accusations of censorship.

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OpenAI Removes Certain Content Warnings from ChatGPT

OpenAI has removed certain content warnings from its ChatGPT platform, allowing users to interact with the chatbot more freely. The change aims to reduce 'gratuitous/unexplainable denials' and provide more open discussions, while still complying with laws and avoiding harm. This move may be in response to political pressure and accusations of censorship.

OpenAI Removes Certain Content Warnings from ChatGPT

OpenAI has removed certain content warnings from its ChatGPT platform, allowing users to interact with the chatbot more freely. The change aims to reduce 'gratuitous/unexplainable denials' and provide more open discussions, while still complying with laws and avoiding harm. This move may be in response to political pressure and accusations of censorship.

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US Lawmakers Urge Trump Admin to Oppose UK's Apple iCloud Backdoor Order

US lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to oppose the UK's reported order for Apple to create a backdoor in its iCloud security, citing concerns over the potential risks to US citizens' and government data. Senators Ron Wyden and Representative Andy Biggs argue that if Apple complies, it would jeopardize the security of both US citizens and government data, and are pushing for the US to reconsider cybersecurity agreements with the UK if the demand is not reversed.

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