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The judge spotted it by eye, and the plaintiff has now lost the right to file anything electronically.

Matthew Elliott, representing himself in Connecticut, hid instructions in tiny white text telling any AI model reviewing his July 24 motion to agree with it. Text extraction pulls every character out of a PDF regardless of color, so invisible lines carry full weight.

The court does not use AI to review records, so nothing read it. The August 6 decision requires all his future filings on paper.

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang once pointed to radiology as one of the first professions he expected AI to replace.

The logic seemed obvious. Computer vision was already becoming better than humans at recognizing certain patterns in images, and radiology is built around interpreting scans like X-rays, CTs, and MRIs.

But that prediction didn’t play out quite as expected.

AI has become increasingly capable at detecting abnormalities, prioritizing urgent cases, and helping doctors analyze medical images. Yet instead of making radiologists obsolete, it has mostly become another tool in their workflow.

The job is changing, not disappearing.

And radiology may be an early example of a much bigger pattern: AI doesn’t necessarily replace an entire profession at once. It automates parts of the job, changes what humans spend their time on, and raises the value of skills AI still struggles with.

Bernie Sanders urged OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, and Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg to immediately pause AI development to protect humanity. He warned about uncontrollable AI, biological threats, job losses, and dangers to democracy.

Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning "Godfather of AI," says billionaires like Elon Musk aren't exaggerating: mass unemployment caused by AI is a real possibility, and Big Tech's trillion-dollar data centre bets partly depend on it. He argues one of the main ways tech companies plan to recoup those investments is by selling AI that does workers' jobs for far less.

He does expect AI to create new jobs too, just not nearly as many as it eliminates. His caveat: predictions about anything past a year or two are like driving in fog — clear up close, invisible further out.

Bernie Sanders has already put a number on it: up to 100 million U.S. jobs at risk of displacement, with accounting, software development, and even nursing roles potentially seeing cuts, not just manual and customer-facing work.

OpenAI is now on track to generate more than $40 billion in annualized revenue based on its current performance.

That would roughly double its revenue run rate from the end of 2025.

The company’s growth has accelerated in recent months, driven by demand for its AI coding products, ChatGPT subscriptions, and its growing advertising business.

OpenAI has temporarily slowed training of its most advanced AI models as it strengthens safeguards around increasingly capable systems.

The company paused reinforcement learning training for two weeks, and its largest planned frontier training run is still on hold.

The move came after a security incident involving OpenAI and Hugging Face, and signs that its upcoming Astra model may have highly advanced cyber capabilities.

OpenAI is now adding stronger monitoring, tighter internet access, safer research environments, and more alignment testing.

Some Astra training and testing remain paused until they meet the new security standards.