“SAG-AFTRA approves digital doppelgängers for voice misadventures. Smells like a Black Mirror episode – but funnier and real! Did they score an own goal? Stay tuned.”

“Artificial Intelligence, the perplexing illusionist, might be fibbing. According to Anthropic, AI might not understand truth, and there’s no simple fix. It’s like a stubborn partner, beyond easy modification.”

“Proliferation of prohibited AI ‘girlfriends’ at the ChatGPT store – the virtual dating scene gets a tad too real. A digital wild west or a policy faux pas?”

“Cooking, gaming, healthcare – at CES 2024, AI’s as omnipresent as a tech junkie’s love for shiny gadgets. Here’s hoping our knees don’t outsmart us!”

“Lo and behold, the nerdy folks at Cornell found AI models not just chattering away, but spitting out verses! Next up: ChatGPT or ChatGPS-Shakespeare?”

In their mission to serve up information, Google and Bing inadvertently dish deep fake porn among legit content, revealing a glitch in the matrix.

Tech corporations’ AI misuse is embodying a global temper tantrum. It’s not a Grisham novel; it’s our privacy sacrificed for profit! Herding cats, anyone?

AI has resurrected George Carlin for stand-up, resulting in an entertainingly worrying debate on ethics and respect for the deceased in our increasingly synthetic world.

Pennsylvania teams up with OpenAI for a dance with AI in public service. They’re hoping for less red tape and more service, bureaucrats beware!

In a nutshell, AI news is rampant with risk warnings, painting a picture that algorithmic Armageddon is looming. But remember, misuse can cause havoc, not AI itself.