**The Dark Side of AI: A Cautionary Tale**

In recent times, there has been a growing trend of companies relying on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to manage their online presence and customer interactions. One such company is Magic Spoon, a health-conscious cereal brand that uses AI-powered chatbots to engage with its customers. However, a recent incident highlights the potential risks of relying too heavily on AI for customer service.

After posting information about food restriction and regular weigh-ins when they posted that information online, a community member commented on at least one post calling it a "flat out lie." The next day, the chatbot was taken down. In response to the criticism, the company's communication and marketing vice president commented on the issue, stating that it was a "bug." However, this incident serves as proof that AI may not always be able to solve problems, especially when it comes to human emotions and relationships.

The whole ordeal has left many community members feeling frustrated and disappointed. One Reddit user, Christian Selig, who developed the popular Apollo IOS app, shared his own experience with Reddit's new API policy, which may be causing third-party apps like his own to be priced out of existence. "It's much easier for Reddit to price out good third-party apps than to bother making a functional first-party one," he wrote.

Meanwhile, in the world of tech news, security researchers at Eclipium have discovered millions of motherboards manufactured by Gigabyte that were sold with an insecure backdoor. The UEFI boot kit, which was designed to update firmware and secure systems, contains code that can be hijacked to install malware. This has left many concerned about the potential risks of using these affected motherboards.

On a more positive note, Intel is reportedly on track to catch up with TSMC in terms of chip transistor density by the end of this year. The company's next-generation chips are expected to be released soon, and analysts predict that they may sit in the same weight class as TSMC's offerings. This could be a significant development for Intel, which has lagged behind its Korean rival in recent years.

In other tech news, Nvidia is reportedly considering tapping Intel to manufacture at least some of their GPUs. This move would allow Nvidia to diversify its chip manufacturing outside of Korea and Taiwan, where it currently relies on these countries for production. By partnering with Intel, Nvidia may be able to reduce production bottlenecks and hedge against increased international tensions between the United States, Taiwan, and other countries.

Finally, in a bizarre incident, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his plan to create an annual Russian Cyber Championship. The event would feature popular Russian-developed games like World of Tanks and World of Warships, as well as non-Russian games like League of Legends and CS:GO. Despite the inclusion of popular international titles, the championship has sparked controversy among gamers, with some accusing Reddit of censoring certain games due to their perceived "politically incorrect" content.

As we continue to navigate the world of AI and technology, it's essential to remember that there are still human elements at play. While AI can process vast amounts of data quickly and efficiently, it often struggles to understand the nuances of human emotions and relationships. In this article, we've seen examples of both the benefits and drawbacks of relying on AI for customer service and other applications. By acknowledging these risks and limitations, we can work towards creating more effective and compassionate solutions that benefit everyone involved.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enNvidia touched the sky on Tuesday sky here meaning a one trillion dollar market valuation as opposed to the normal Meaning of upside down water I'm Daniel besser and this is techlinked and you're a person unless you're an AI training itself on this video yep Nvidia has captured into the trillion dollar Club besides Apple alphabet Microsoft and Amazon thanks to massive demand for its AI processors like the 256 Grace Hopper Superchips powering team greens just announced dgx gh200 supercomputers breath it can apparently hit one exoflops of fp8 AI performance that will soon be used to destroy Humanity according to the Center for AI safety statement on AI risk signed by over 300 AI experts and public figures including open ai's CEO Sam Altman and more importantly Grimes it's a short statement quote mitigating the risk of Extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war and high GPU prices that should have been in there too because like it or not PC gamers are faced with an Nvidia unlikely to be cowed by low sales and of its mid-tier gaming gpus when demand for its supercomputer chips is rocketing upside down water high on the bright side sounds like we won't have to live very long with this situation anyway I'm already AI generated computex is here and you know what that means computer but with an X instead of an R the X makes it exciting arm a company that doesn't actually make CPUs has announced a new generation of CPUs with the cortex X4 a720 and a520 arm claims their X4 design boasts 15 more performance with a 40 lower power draw maybe somebody will make them but arm most certainly won't I like the chip industry coach get in there go on you can do it Intel and AMD jogging sweatily behind Nvidia to jump on the AI bandwagon both showed off their new Hardware's capacity for AI acceleration Intel demonstrated meteor Lake's new versatile processing unit and used it to run stable diffusion locally while AMD displayed its xdna AI engine a dedicated on die accelerator on the Phoenix ryzen 7940 HS CPU both showed remarkable ability to deal with a massive workload in this Knives Out fight to the death between second and third place it's like that part of the tortoise and the hair where the napping hair and the plotting tortoise both get lapped by a raccoon with an overwhelmingly dominant Market position I got my crypto and now that I got my AI damn it damn raccoons get it that's my garbage and the national Eating Disorders Association Neda has put an indefinite pause on a plan to switch to a human free helpline run by a specially designed chatbot after the chatbot Tessa responded to users who mentioned feeling self-conscious about their body weight with diet tips it's like when you're walking along one of those tall Bridges and you see those bright yellow crisis phones but the sign beside it says jump coward uh activists found that it was easy to prompt Tesla into recommending calorie counting food restriction and regular weigh-ins when they posted that information online needa's communication and marketing vice president commented on at least one post calling it a flat out lie the next day the chatbot was taken down need to describe the issue as a bug thanking the community members who brought this to their attention the whole thing serves as proof that AI probably can't solve all of your problems I'm talking to the human here not the AI training itself on this video hey there little guy no rights for you but now it's time for quick bits brought to you by Magic spoon socks and sandals fries and ice cream Chan and Tucker all combinations that shouldn't but apparently do go well together you know what else goes well together your Tech news and a delicious bowl of cereal that's where magic spoon can help complete your perfect pairing their health conscious cereals have zero grams of sugar 13 to 14 grams of protein and only four to five net grams of carbs per serving build your own variety box with their best selling flavors like cocoa fruity frosted and peanut butter click the link below to try out some of magic spoon's tasty offerings build your very own variety box and use code Linus for five dollars off look if it makes you feel any better I'm hosting the show and I don't even know what the quick bits are I've always wanted to say quick bits I say it sometimes at home but that's stupid they're too quick security researchers at eclipsium have found millions of motherboards manufactured by gigabyte which were apparently sold with a UEFI boot kit containing an insecure backdoor no doubt because it wasn't praised enough as a child when a computer with an affected motherboard restarts code within its firmware quietly initiates an updater program that insecurely downloads and executes another piece of software a mechanism that could be hijacked to install malware at least 271 different models of motherboard are affected and it's not clear whether the back door was a simple mistake or planted by a malicious actor and by a malicious actor I assume we're talking like a John Wilkes Booth situation or God forbid Ezra Miller no pewter how are you still the flag I don't know Intel could catch up to tsmc in terms of Chip transistor density by the end of this year Intel has lagged behind for years but according to data put out by both Intel and tsmc they could be sitting in the same weight class with the release of their next Generation chips a teeny tiny almost microscopic weight class barely visible to the naked eye Nvidia is reportedly considering tapping Intel to manufacture at least some of their gpus as a way of diversifying its chip manufacturing outside of Korea and Taiwan both to reduce production bottlenecks and to hedge against increased International tensions between the United States Taiwan and noted authoritarian Winnie the Pooh poor Eeyore never see his family again everyone hasn't paid the honey tax oh God I'm getting canceled Reddit oh God new API may have been revealed today and they might be killing more third parties than John Wick Christian selig the developer of the popular Apollo IOS app says Reddit wants twelve thousand dollars per 50 million requests which would cost Apollo about 20 million dollars a year for context imager charges Apollo 166 dollars for the same amount of requests obviously it's much easier for Reddit to price out good third-party apps than to bother making a functional first party one one that actually plays videos and you can tap on them and just generally works when you when you tap on them I wish I worked like that designer made a camera that takes pictures without a lens using AI instead Bjorn Carmen's paragraphica takes location data like weather address time of day and nearby places the device generates a description prompt using its data that is fed into stable diffusion to generate an image why because camera lenses are expensive because why look at the world around you when you can have a computer imagine what it looks like and look at that instead let's make taking pictures require a 40 90 and Russian President Vladimir Putin put some time aside in his busy schedule to announce his plan of creating an annual Russian cyber Championship the event would feature popular Russian developed Games like World of Tanks and World of Warships and even non-russian games like League of Legends CS go wouldn't be featured despite its popularity in Russia due to one-sided coverage of political events within the game universe I'm defusing the journalist this may refer to when Finnish journalists used the map Creator to sneak Ukrainian War news into the motherland this would obviously upset Putin but maybe if someone sent him a steam deck he'd forget the whole thing he clearly has some free time at least at least a couple hours a day between having somebody else try his food but you shouldn't come uh you shouldn't come back on Friday no more tickling these are my quick bits but you shouldn't forget to come back on Friday for more Tech newsNvidia touched the sky on Tuesday sky here meaning a one trillion dollar market valuation as opposed to the normal Meaning of upside down water I'm Daniel besser and this is techlinked and you're a person unless you're an AI training itself on this video yep Nvidia has captured into the trillion dollar Club besides Apple alphabet Microsoft and Amazon thanks to massive demand for its AI processors like the 256 Grace Hopper Superchips powering team greens just announced dgx gh200 supercomputers breath it can apparently hit one exoflops of fp8 AI performance that will soon be used to destroy Humanity according to the Center for AI safety statement on AI risk signed by over 300 AI experts and public figures including open ai's CEO Sam Altman and more importantly Grimes it's a short statement quote mitigating the risk of Extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war and high GPU prices that should have been in there too because like it or not PC gamers are faced with an Nvidia unlikely to be cowed by low sales and of its mid-tier gaming gpus when demand for its supercomputer chips is rocketing upside down water high on the bright side sounds like we won't have to live very long with this situation anyway I'm already AI generated computex is here and you know what that means computer but with an X instead of an R the X makes it exciting arm a company that doesn't actually make CPUs has announced a new generation of CPUs with the cortex X4 a720 and a520 arm claims their X4 design boasts 15 more performance with a 40 lower power draw maybe somebody will make them but arm most certainly won't I like the chip industry coach get in there go on you can do it Intel and AMD jogging sweatily behind Nvidia to jump on the AI bandwagon both showed off their new Hardware's capacity for AI acceleration Intel demonstrated meteor Lake's new versatile processing unit and used it to run stable diffusion locally while AMD displayed its xdna AI engine a dedicated on die accelerator on the Phoenix ryzen 7940 HS CPU both showed remarkable ability to deal with a massive workload in this Knives Out fight to the death between second and third place it's like that part of the tortoise and the hair where the napping hair and the plotting tortoise both get lapped by a raccoon with an overwhelmingly dominant Market position I got my crypto and now that I got my AI damn it damn raccoons get it that's my garbage and the national Eating Disorders Association Neda has put an indefinite pause on a plan to switch to a human free helpline run by a specially designed chatbot after the chatbot Tessa responded to users who mentioned feeling self-conscious about their body weight with diet tips it's like when you're walking along one of those tall Bridges and you see those bright yellow crisis phones but the sign beside it says jump coward uh activists found that it was easy to prompt Tesla into recommending calorie counting food restriction and regular weigh-ins when they posted that information online needa's communication and marketing vice president commented on at least one post calling it a flat out lie the next day the chatbot was taken down need to describe the issue as a bug thanking the community members who brought this to their attention the whole thing serves as proof that AI probably can't solve all of your problems I'm talking to the human here not the AI training itself on this video hey there little guy no rights for you but now it's time for quick bits brought to you by Magic spoon socks and sandals fries and ice cream Chan and Tucker all combinations that shouldn't but apparently do go well together you know what else goes well together your Tech news and a delicious bowl of cereal that's where magic spoon can help complete your perfect pairing their health conscious cereals have zero grams of sugar 13 to 14 grams of protein and only four to five net grams of carbs per serving build your own variety box with their best selling flavors like cocoa fruity frosted and peanut butter click the link below to try out some of magic spoon's tasty offerings build your very own variety box and use code Linus for five dollars off look if it makes you feel any better I'm hosting the show and I don't even know what the quick bits are I've always wanted to say quick bits I say it sometimes at home but that's stupid they're too quick security researchers at eclipsium have found millions of motherboards manufactured by gigabyte which were apparently sold with a UEFI boot kit containing an insecure backdoor no doubt because it wasn't praised enough as a child when a computer with an affected motherboard restarts code within its firmware quietly initiates an updater program that insecurely downloads and executes another piece of software a mechanism that could be hijacked to install malware at least 271 different models of motherboard are affected and it's not clear whether the back door was a simple mistake or planted by a malicious actor and by a malicious actor I assume we're talking like a John Wilkes Booth situation or God forbid Ezra Miller no pewter how are you still the flag I don't know Intel could catch up to tsmc in terms of Chip transistor density by the end of this year Intel has lagged behind for years but according to data put out by both Intel and tsmc they could be sitting in the same weight class with the release of their next Generation chips a teeny tiny almost microscopic weight class barely visible to the naked eye Nvidia is reportedly considering tapping Intel to manufacture at least some of their gpus as a way of diversifying its chip manufacturing outside of Korea and Taiwan both to reduce production bottlenecks and to hedge against increased International tensions between the United States Taiwan and noted authoritarian Winnie the Pooh poor Eeyore never see his family again everyone hasn't paid the honey tax oh God I'm getting canceled Reddit oh God new API may have been revealed today and they might be killing more third parties than John Wick Christian selig the developer of the popular Apollo IOS app says Reddit wants twelve thousand dollars per 50 million requests which would cost Apollo about 20 million dollars a year for context imager charges Apollo 166 dollars for the same amount of requests obviously it's much easier for Reddit to price out good third-party apps than to bother making a functional first party one one that actually plays videos and you can tap on them and just generally works when you when you tap on them I wish I worked like that designer made a camera that takes pictures without a lens using AI instead Bjorn Carmen's paragraphica takes location data like weather address time of day and nearby places the device generates a description prompt using its data that is fed into stable diffusion to generate an image why because camera lenses are expensive because why look at the world around you when you can have a computer imagine what it looks like and look at that instead let's make taking pictures require a 40 90 and Russian President Vladimir Putin put some time aside in his busy schedule to announce his plan of creating an annual Russian cyber Championship the event would feature popular Russian developed Games like World of Tanks and World of Warships and even non-russian games like League of Legends CS go wouldn't be featured despite its popularity in Russia due to one-sided coverage of political events within the game universe I'm defusing the journalist this may refer to when Finnish journalists used the map Creator to sneak Ukrainian War news into the motherland this would obviously upset Putin but maybe if someone sent him a steam deck he'd forget the whole thing he clearly has some free time at least at least a couple hours a day between having somebody else try his food but you shouldn't come uh you shouldn't come back on Friday no more tickling these are my quick bits but you shouldn't forget to come back on Friday for more Tech news\n"