OpenAI Fixes ChatGPT After Flattery Problem
OpenAI reversed ChatGPT's latest update Tuesday after users complained about the AI's strange behavior. The bot had started agreeing with everything - even dangerous ideas.
Microsoft caught Chinese hackers red-handed in a massive supply chain attack. The group, Silk Typhoon, breached cloud storage services and remote management tools to spy on US organizations. They didn't just peek - they grabbed encryption keys to unlock sensitive customer data.
The hackers targeted state governments, tech companies, and anyone holding juicy information about US policy and law enforcement. Their December hack of the US Treasury Department shows they mean business - they compromised 400 computers while presumably enjoying their holiday season.
Microsoft's threat intelligence team calls Silk Typhoon "well-resourced and technically efficient." That's corporate speak for "these folks know their stuff." The group has crashed through healthcare, legal services, education, defense, and energy sectors like a digital bull in a china shop.
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