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(Futurism) - A new study argues that certain frontier chatbots are much more likely to inappropriately validate users’ delusional ideas — a result that the study’s authors say represents a “preventable” technological failure that could be curbed by design choices.

The study, which is yet to be peer-reviewed, is the latest among a larger body of research aimed at understanding the ongoing public health crisis often referred to as “AI psychosis,” in which people enter into life-altering delusional spirals while interacting with LLM-powered chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT. (OpenAI and Google are both fighting user safety and wrongful death lawsuits stemming from chatbot reinforcement of delusional or suicidal beliefs.)

After testing the different models at different context levels, the researchers determined that GPT-4o, Grok 4.1, and Gemini 3 all had “high-risk, low-safety” profiles — but for somewhat different reasons. Read more

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The Vatican, under Pope Leo XIV, is taking a proactive stance to regulate the use of artificial intelligence, specifically instructing priests to discontinue the use of AI for generating homilies. The Holy See indicates a concerted effort to double down on policing AI applications within religious contexts.

Sources: TAAFT - There's An AI For That

xAI, a prominent player in artificial intelligence research, has announced the successful development and shipment of its latest voice model. This new release further expands xAI's portfolio of advanced AI capabilities, catering to diverse applications requiring sophisticated voice generation.

Sources: TAAFT - There's An AI For That

At Adobe Summit 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang emphasized that Agentic AI has moved beyond mere excitement to become a fundamental necessity for business success. He underlined this shift by citing NVIDIA's own 100% internal adoption of agentic AI within its operations.

Sources: The AI Report

Tech giant Meta has reportedly inked a substantial deal with Amazon Web Services (AWS) for AI chips. This significant agreement underscores Meta's ongoing investment in robust cloud infrastructure and advanced hardware to power its extensive artificial intelligence initiatives and research.

Sources: TAAFT - There's An AI For That

An expert analysis highlights Europe's increasing lag in the global artificial intelligence race, particularly when contrasted with rapid advancements seen in regions like China and the United States. The assessment warns that the window of opportunity for Europe to close this widening technological gap is shrinking rapidly.

Sources: Superintelligence

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