Most online job applications pass through applicant tracking systems that sort and rank CVs before any human sees them, and AI now adds its own layer of analysis. Clubic explains how these tools actually work so candidates can adapt.
The Guardian publishes a cartoon by Madeline Horwath about the use of AI in food advertising.
Latent Space's AINews newsletter uses a quiet news day to pilot a new show, High Taste Testers, with this first episode.
Apple has tightened its App Store guidelines to target apps that use AI to create nonconsensual intimate images. The change aims to keep so-called nudify tools out of its store.
OpenAI, Meta, Google and others promise agents that act online for users, from booking restaurants to shopping. The Verge looks at what happens when websites refuse to cooperate and start blocking them.
Many generative AI services let users chat with famous figures, real or fictional, from Jane Austen to Foucault or de Gaulle. Le Monde notes that a growing number of users are getting drawn into these conversations, with varying degrees of credulity.