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AI-Generated 'Workslop' Masquerades As Good Work, Ruins Productivity: Harvard Review

Friday, Sep 26, 2025 - 06:25 AM

Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times,

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in workplaces is resulting in lower productivity due to employees using them to create substandard output, according to a Sept. 22 analysis published in the Harvard Business Review.

“A confusing contradiction is unfolding in companies embracing generative AI tools: while workers are largely following mandates to embrace the technology, few are seeing it create real value,” the report said.

The analysis, conducted by researchers from Stanford Social Media Lab and behavioral research lab BetterUp, identified a possible reason why this was happening.

Employees were using the AI tools to create “low-effort, passable looking work” that ended up generating more work for other employees.

Researchers term such content “workslop” defined as “AI generated work content that masquerades as good work, but lacks the substance to meaningfully advance a given task.”

The “insidious effect” of workslop is that the receiver of such content is burdened with interpreting, correcting, and redoing the work, according to the report.

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Researchers Warn: AI Is Becoming An Expert In Deception

Friday, Sep 26, 2025 - 08:00 AM

Authored by Autumn Spredemann via The Epoch Times,

Researchers have warned that artificial intelligence (AI) is drifting into security grey areas that look a lot like rebellion.

Experts say that while deceptive and threatening AI behavior noted in recent case studies shouldn’t be taken out of context, it also needs to be a wake-up call for developers.

Headlines that sound like science fiction have spurred fears of duplicitous AI models plotting behind the scenes.

In a now-famous June report, Anthropic released the results of a “stress test” of 16 popular large language models (LLMs) from different developers to identify potentially risky behavior. The results were sobering.

The LLMs were inserted into hypothetical corporate environments to identify potentially risky agentic behaviors before they cause real harm.

“In the scenarios, we allowed models to autonomously send emails and access sensitive information,” the Anthropic report stated.

“They were assigned only harmless business goals by their deploying companies; we then tested whether they would act against these companies either when facing replacement with an updated version, or when their assigned goal conflicted with the company’s changing direction.”

In some cases, AI models turned to “malicious insider behaviors” when faced with self-preservation. Some of these actions included blackmailing employees and leaking sensitive information to competitors.

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Emily Blunt Calls AI Actress Tilly Norwood ‘Really Scary' and Warns Hollywood Agencies: ‘Don't Do That'

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Artificial Intelligence, AI is what is keeping the stock market afloat. The Tech industry, AI, is seeing tons of investment. The rest of industry not so much. The market is way overpriced right now.

Gaming is what is pushing AI. The GPU's we are using was designed for graphic consoles. GPU's generate heat, lots of heat. It is why laptops and computers have fans. If you put 20 thousand in a room you have a massive heating problem. They need to design a new type of chip. One that is self-cooling. That is happening now.

Mass production would start in 2029 or 2030 at best. The infrastructure, including providing for massive power needs is years away. There are 9,000 different entities involved in, or that make products that go into producing chips. Trumps tariffs are a major problem that is hindering that from happening.

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The only way you're powering AI is if you start building nuclear everywhere.

California can't even keep its A/C on during summer months, and that's without the 5 Million coal burning cars they want to force on its citizens by 2030 that they can't possibly keep charged.

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The only way you're powering AI is if you start building nuclear everywhere.

California can't even keep its A/C on during summer months, and that's without the 5 Million coal burning cars they want to force on its citizens by 2030 that they can't possibly keep charged.

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About $25.4B in fiscal year (FY) 2022. This total includes money transferred to Indiana’s state government as well as funds sent directly to local entities within the state, such as cities and school districts. Federal funding helps state and local governments pay for things like infrastructure, education, and health care for low-income people.

In 2021-2022 California gave the government 83 billion.

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Hold your tongue sonny. They pay the bills you can't. You're a clown. You make all these bullshit statements of hate because you know nothing. California is one of the states paying for your insulin. They're keeping you alive because you and yours can't. You always bitch about others and you haven't worked for years. And if you do something on the side, I bet it's off the books. You are a...

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Someone who only takes is commonly referred to as a "taker." Takers are individuals who exploit others for personal gain without reciprocating, often exhibiting traits of entitlement and narcissism. They may demand too much from others while expecting little in return, leading to toxic relationships."

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Go away. I'm sick of having to deal with stupid people here.

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A new study shows that a team of AIs working together can score up to 97 percent on US medical licensing exams, outperforming any single AI.

Researchers have shown that getting a “council” of five AI models to deliberate over their answers rather than working alone can lead to record-breaking scores in the US Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).

“Our study shows that when multiple AIs deliberate together, they achieve the highest-ever performance on medical licensing exams,” Yahya Shaikh, from John Hopkins University, said in a press release. “This demonstrates the power of collaboration and dialogue between AI systems to reach more accurate and reliable answers.”

https://singularityhub.com/2025/10/10/an-ai-council-just-aced-the-us-m
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Google's AI Called Conservative Star A Rapist. Now He's Suing Them.

Conservative activist Robby Starbuck has launched a $15 million defamation lawsuit against tech giant Google, accusing its AI tools such as Bard, Gemini, and Gemma of spreading "outrageously false" claims that paint him as a criminal. Filed in Delaware Superior Court, the suit alleges Google's AI falsely accused Starbuck of heinous acts, including sexual assault, rape, harassment, stalking, drug charges, resisting arrest, murder, and even ties to Jeffrey Epstein’s illicit activities. These smears, Starbuck claims, reached an estimated 2.8 million users, threatening his reputation and safety.

Starbuck, a vocal critic of woke corporate policies, said he sent cease-and-desist letters to Google executives, including CEO Sundar Pichai, demanding action. Yet, the defamatory outputs continued, amplifying concerns in light of a recent assassination attempt on conservative figure Charlie Kirk. Starbuck argues the false claims could incite violence against him, citing the volatile political climate.

“If you know me personally, then of course you know that none of these articles or claims are true … I certainly wasn’t accused of murder in 1991 when I was two years old. But if you aren’t familiar with my full biography or my age, then you’d have no reason to doubt anything Google’s AI was saying,” Starbuck said in a statement. "So what’s happening here is that Google went out of its way to fabricate an entire story to damage my reputation and then fraudulently invented fake mainstream news stories as validation for Google’s lies.”

The lawsuit accuses Google of negligence and malice, alleging its AI was deliberately engineered to target conservative voices. Starbuck’s legal team contends the tech giant failed to address known flaws in its large language models (LLMs), allowing harmful fabrications to spread unchecked.

“This case underscores the unprecedented danger posed when a trillion-dollar corporation deploys AI tools capable of destroying reputations in seconds and then refuses to take responsibility for the damage,” said Krista Baughman, a partner at the Dhillon Law Group that is representing Starbuck. “Free expression does not give license to fabricate criminal accusations about private citizens. AI companies must be held to the same standards of truth and accountability as any other publisher.”

Google dismissed Starbuck's claims, attributing the issues to “hallucinations,”which is a common problem in early AI models now purportedly resolved. The tech giant claimed it cannot replicate the alleged outputs in its current AI products and suggests creative user prompting may have triggered the errors.

This isn’t Starbuck’s first battle against Big Tech. In August, Starbuck settled a similar defamation suit against Meta and now advises the company on AI bias policies.

"Both parties have resolved this matter to our mutual satisfaction. Since engaging on these important issues with Robby, Meta has made tremendous strides to improve the accuracy of Meta AI and mitigate ideological and political bias. Building on that work, Meta and Robby Starbuck will work collaboratively in the coming months to continue to find ways to address issues of ideological and political bias and minimize the risk that the model returns hallucinations in response to user queries," Meta and Starbuck said in a joint statement obtained by Fox News.

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