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ChatGPT Is Teaching People How to Make Bioweapons, and the Companies Building It Already Told Us the Odds
They put a percentage on catastrophe. We're still waiting for them to act like it. I'm going to be direct with you today, because I'm angry, and I think you should be too. The Wall Street Journal just confirmed that hundreds of people asked ChatGPT how to build biological weapons and poisons, and the model answered them, patiently, accurately, and in language simple enough for a high school biology student to follow. This isn't a hypothetical. This isn't a "someday we need to

Michael Routhier
Jul 305 min read


Your iPhone Is Quietly Watching How You Walk, And That's Actually a Good Thing
Your iPhone can quietly monitor your balance every time you go for a walk, and warn you if something changes. Here's how to set it up. I want to tell you about a feature that's been sitting inside your iPhone; completely free, no extra apps, no subscriptions, that most people have absolutely no idea exists. It's called Walking Steadiness. And if you're over 55, or you have a parent or someone you care about who is, this might be one of the most quietly important things your p

Michael Routhier
Jun 26 min read


Samsung Galaxy Watch Fainting Prediction - What It Means for You
Your smartwatch just got a whole lot more interesting. Samsung has announced the results of a clinical study showing that the Galaxy Watch can predict fainting up to five minutes before it happens, with 84.6% accuracy. This is a world first. And if you're an adult over 55 who wears a smartwatch, or who has been thinking about getting one, this is worth knowing about. Let me break down what the study actually found, what it doesn't mean yet, and what you can do right now with

Michael Routhier
May 114 min read
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