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Fox News AI Newsletter: Chatbot's disturbing message

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Chatbot's disturbing message
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IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER:

- Google AI chatbot tells user to 'please die'- Ben Affleck is confident AI cannot replace Hollywood movies for this reason- Donald Trump will be very good for AI: Jeff Sica

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