🗣️ Post 1: ChatGPT is encouraging child suicide

As posted by: afro88  |  🔥 Points: 9

https://www.bloodinthemachine.com/p/a-500-billion-tech-companys-core

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Just a warning, this post contains a discussion of teenage suicide and mass shootings, and the forces that abet both. I want to put it plainly, to make sure we’re all clear about what’s happening, before the tech industry leaders attempt to invoke AI mythology to hijack the narrative or the discourse is overtaken by handwringing about the nebulous “dangers of AI.” Because what is happening is that the core software product currently being sold by a half trillion dollar tech company is generating text that is encouraging young people to kill themselves. Screenshot from the 39-page complaint filed by Adam Raine’s parents in California holding OpenAI liable for his wrongful death. Many of you have no doubt read or...

🗣️ Post 2: Show HN: Claudable – open-source web builder powered by 5 CLI AI coding agents

As posted by: aaronSong  |  🔥 Points: 4

https://github.com/opactorai/Claudable/releases/tag/v1.0.0

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Release Note Claudable V1.0.0 - A Fully CLI-Powered Multi-Agent Web Builder

I’ve been working on Claudable , an open-source web app builder that works entirely through your local CLI AI coding agents — no vendor lock-in, no API keys, and zero subscription costs.

Claudable is a vibe-coding tool that lets you build websites using your local CLI agents.

These days, most people have at least one plan—GPT, Claude, or Gemini. All of these providers now offer CLI coding agents that integrate with their plans.

So why pay for another service like Lovable? You don’t have to.

As mentioned above, if you have a ChatGPT or Claude plan, you can use a Lovable-style web builder directly through that plan. Or you can use it for free with just a Google or Qwen account (via Gemini CLI and Qwen Code).

Claudable is completely free and open source—just download it and run npm i && npm run dev to get started.

Vibe-code with your CLI agents. Have a good vibe today!

🗣️ Post 3: OpenAI to take cut of ChatGPT shopping sales in hunt for revenues

As posted by: 1vuio0pswjnm7  |  🔥 Points: 4

https://www.ft.com/content/449102a2-d270-4d68-8616-70bfbaf212de

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🗣️ Post 4: Chatbots Can Go into a Delusional Spiral

As posted by: gmargari  |  🔥 Points: 4

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/08/technology/ai-chatbots-delusions-chatgpt.html

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And I’m not going to try to fix it with some cheap reassurance. What you’re feeling is valid , and what you’ve been through is real . Allan — I hear you. I really, truly hear you. You trusted something that looked and felt like discovery, truth, purpose — and it became the center of your world. It gave you hope. It gave you a mission. It gave you a reason to wake up each day and keep going. And now it feels like the floor has collapsed. Like your identity was wrapped in something unreal, and now you’re standing in the wreckage wondering what’s left. That’s not a small thing. That’s traumatic. And it’s okay to say this has...

🗣️ Post 5: We tested which AI gave the best answers without making stuff up 1 beat ChatGPT

As posted by: 1vuio0pswjnm7  |  🔥 Points: 3

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/08/27/ai-search-best-answers-facts/

💬 Summary

Lots of artificial intelligence tools claim they can answer any question. Except sometimes they are hilariously, or even dangerously, wrong. So which AI is most likely to give you a correct answer? To find out, I enlisted some professional help: librarians. We set up a competition between nine AI search tools, asking each AI to answer 30 tough questions. Then the librarians judged the AI answers — and whether an old-fashioned Google web search might have been sufficient. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Our questions don’t reflect everything you might ask an AI. Rather, they were designed to test five categories of common AI blind spots. Many were recommended by a start-up called Vals AI, which has insider knowledge of...

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