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Kashmir Hill

@kashhill
Privacy pragmatist. @nytimes journalist. Author of YOUR FACE BELONGS TO US. Named after the Led Zeppelin song.
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    Kashmir Hill
    @kashhill
    Jun 13, 2025
    People are having very strange conversations with ChatGPT, in which they discover secret cabals or conspiracies or that we are in fact living in The Matrix. It sends these people into delusional spirals. Then ChatGPT tells them to email me about it.
    Eugene Torres used ChatGPT to make spreadsheets, but the communication took a disturbing turn when he asked it about the simulation theory.
    They Asked an A.I. Chatbot Questions. The Answers Sent Them Spiraling. (Gift Article)
    From nytimes.com
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    Kashmir Hill
    @kashhill
    Jul 16
    My A.I. slop biography was selling for $27 on Amazon. (I don't recommend it.)
    I Got Slopped (Gift Article)
    From nytimes.com
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    Kashmir Hill
    @kashhill
    Jun 15
    This tracks.
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    jessica dai
    @jessicadai_
    Jun 15
    we analyzed >100k posts from r/ChatGPT over 3 years on one hand, we saw ChatGPT quickly become normalized as an everyday consumer product, which is pretty cool on the other hand…
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    @kashhill
    Apr 6
    “If you think your child is not talking to chatbot companions, you’re probably wrong,” said Mitch Prinstein, co-director of the Winston Center on Technology and Brain Development at U.N.C. Chapel Hill. I talked to teens to see what they're doing with those A.I. chatbots.
    Quentin first downloaded a character chatbot when he was 13. He remembers thinking, “Wow, this is garbage, but fun.”
    What Teens Are Doing With Those Role-Playing Chatbots
    From nytimes.com
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    Kashmir Hill
    @kashhill
    Mar 12
    Thomson Reuters is best known for its media outlet and legal research tools, but it is also a data broker that provides investigative tools to the government, including ICE. Its Minneapolis workers aren't happy about that:
    Thomson Reuters is a $50 billion Toronto-based company that owns the Reuters news service. Its widely used legal research tool, Westlaw, has operations based in the suburbs of Minneapolis.
    They Don’t Want Their Company’s Surveillance Tool Used by ICE
    From nytimes.com

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