techradar (@techradar@c.im)
#TechRadar ChatGPT will guess if you’re a teen and start acting like a chaperone https://techrad.ar/mD2H #AIPlatforms&Assistants #ChatGPT #OpenAI
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2025 (@2025@drwebdomain.blog)
Letters from an American – September 16, 2025 – Heather Cox Richardson
Letters from an American, September 16, 2025
Sep 16, 2025
The phrase that kept coming up over the last several days was “make fetch happen.” It’s a reference to the film Mean Girls, when one of the characters tries to make the word “fetch” trendy, using it to mean “cool” or “awesome.” Another character eventually slaps back: “Stop trying to make ‘fetch’ happen. It’s NOT going to happen!”
Over the weekend, it appeared MAGA leaders were trying to make fetch happen, hoping to distract attention from Trump’s and popular anger about the economy, corruption, the administration’s disregard for the law, and the Epstein files by trying to gin up the idea that the United States is being torn apart by political violence coming from what MAGA figures called “the left,” or “Democrats,” or just “THEM.”
Their evidence was the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk last Wednesday in Utah, although the motive of the alleged shooter, Tyler Robinson, remains unclear. Today the state of Utah indicted Robinson on seven counts, including aggravated murder. But a 2024 report from a research arm of the Department of Justice itself noted that “[s]ince 1990, far-right extremists have committed far more ideologically motivated homicides than far-left or radical Islamist extremists.” Julia Ornedo of The Daily Beast reported that the Department of Justice removed the report from its website after the shooting.
Editor’s Note: The report removed by DOJ is referenced in a ChatGPT response. It’s hidden from Americans, but I found the data and share it below. This reminds me of Nazi censorship of Truth, facts, history, by Trump’s DOJ.
But as G. Elliott Morris explains in Strength in Numbers, “[m]ost Americans reject political violence in all circumstances, especially when you measure it carefully.” Morris notes that only a small fraction of Americans genuinely support political violence: about 9% approve of threats against political opponents, 8% approve of harassment, 6% support nonviolent felonies, and about 4% support using violence. Morris notes that both Democrats and Republicans significantly overestimate their political opponents’ willingness to use violence and that social media elevates extremists, making them appear more numerous than they are.
Morris explains that violent acts associated with politics happen because members of that small minority respond to rhetoric coming from political leaders. Violent metaphors polarize audiences and attract “high-aggression followers.” Reducing violence requires political elites to tone down their rhetoric.
It also helps for leaders to reinforce democratic norms.
On that, President Donald Trump is in some trouble. Olivier Knox of U.S. News & World Report reported yesterday that U.S. farmers “are not OK.” Droughts and flooding from climate change as well as higher costs for fertilizer and equipment were cutting into operations even before Trump’s tariffs hit. The U.S. used to be China’s top source for soybeans, but in retaliation for the new tariffs, China has replaced the output of U.S. farmers with soybeans from Brazil. Cuts to food programs have hit small producers, while the administration’s crackdowns on undocumented immigration have created shortages of workers.
There were more farm bankruptcies by the end of July than in all of 2024. The administration appears to be considering providing emergency aid for farmers as it did during the trade wars of Trump’s first term, although those programs often help larger producers more than smaller ones.
Knox notes that agriculture, food, and related industries contributed about $1.5 trillion to the economy—about 5.5% of gross domestic product—in 2023, making up about 22.1 million jobs.
Matt Egan reported in CNN today that Americans’ credit scores “are falling at the fastest pace since the Great Recession as Americans struggle to keep up with the high cost of living and the return of student debt payments.” The average FICO score, which assesses a borrower’s creditworthiness, dropped by 2 points this year, the largest drop since 2009.
What was in that DOJ report they (Trump) tried to hide?
I asked ChatGPT to find the report for me. Here’s the response in full. 🙂
I wasn’t able to locate a publicly accessible version of the full 2024 report—but here’s what is known based on news outlets covering its publication and removal:
What the Report Was
- Title: What NIJ Research Tells Us About Domestic Terrorism
- Authoring Agency: National Institute of Justice (NIJ), the research arm of the U.S. Department of Justice. (The Daily Beast)
Key Findings as Reported
According to multiple news sources (including The Guardian, People, The Daily Beast, AFP, etc.):
- Since 1990, far-right extremists have committed far more ideologically motivated homicides than far-left or radical Islamist extremists. (The Guardian)
- The report reportedly documented 227 events attributed to far-right extremists, resulting in over 520 lives lost.
- In contrast, 42 events tied to far-left extremists resulted in 78 deaths during roughly the same period. (The Guardian)
- It also concluded that militant, nationalistic, white supremacist violent extremism has increased in the U.S., and that far-right attacks continue to outpace all other types of terrorism and domestic violent extremism. (The Daily Beast)
Removal & Access
- The report was posted in mid-2024 but had been removed from the DOJ/National Institute of Justice website by September 2025. (The Guardian)
- As of news coverage, the report is accessible via the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, though the DOJ has taken down the original page and replaced it with a notice indicating a review of materials in accordance with recent executive orders. (The Guardian)
Summary
You are referring to a 2024 NIJ report, What NIJ Research Tells Us About Domestic Terrorism, which concluded that far-right extremists have been responsible for substantially more ideologically motivated murders in the U.S. since 1990 than far-left or Islamist extremist actors. The report counted 227 far-right incidents causing over 520 deaths, compared to 42 far-left incidents causing 78 deaths.
While the report has been removed from the DOJ site, it is still accessible through archived versions. If you’d like, I can help locate a working archived link or retrieve the report text via those archives. Let me know if you’d like me to dig that up!
Continue/Read Original Article Here: September 16, 2025 – by Heather Cox Richardson
#2025 #AI #America #ChatGPT #DepartmentOfJustice #DonaldTrump #Fetch #Health #History #Justice #Libraries #LibraryOfCongress #MakeFetchHappen #MeanGirls #Opinion #Politics #RemovedReport #Resistance #Science #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates
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jonathanviana (@jonathanviana@mastodon.social)
1️⃣ Crie roteiros em minutos → peça ao ChatGPT para estruturar artigos, posts ou vídeos. Você só ajusta ao seu estilo.
2️⃣ Transforme 1 ideia em vários formatos → um artigo pode virar carrossel, post curto ou pauta para vídeo.
3️⃣ Economize tempo com títulos e ganchos → peça várias opções criativas e escolha a que mais conecta com sua audiência.
💡 E você, já usa o ChatGPT para acelerar sua produção de conteúdo?
#MarketingDigital #ChatGPT #Produtividade #MarketingDeConteúdo #InteligênciaArtificial
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Caramba1 (@Caramba1@mastodon.social)
OpenAI macht ChatGPT flexibler: Nutzer können jetzt selbst bestimmen, wie lange das Modell „nachdenken“ soll – je nach Bedarf zwischen schneller Antwort oder tiefer Analyse. Ein wichtiger Schritt für mehr Kontrolle und Effizienz im KI-Einsatz – gerade in Business- und Wissenskontexten. #ChatGPT #OpenAI #KI 👇
https://www.all-ai.de/news/top-news24/openai-h%C3%B6rt-auf-die-community-und-f%C3%BChrt-anpassbare-denkzeiten-ein
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jenzi (@jenzi@mastodon.social)
I asked Character.AI about the deaths its users were related to. I got flagged and now can't interact with the application. (Screenshot below confirms - for low sighted users, it says help is available for my crisis). #ChatGPT #AI #CharacterAI
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allthethingsbest (@allthethingsbest@mastodon.social)
Creative Ways to Use AI like ChatGPT in Home Assistant Automations
https://www.allthethings.best/creative-ways-to-use-ai-like-chatgpt-in-home-assistant-automations
If you use Home Assistant, you might wonder how to get even more out of your smart home setup. An AI tool like ChatGPT can help with that.
#features #automation #chatgpt #homeassistant #llm
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mischiefist (@mischiefist@social.vivaldi.net)
Interesting overview:
#openai #chatgpt #harvard #reporting #markettrends
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MissConstrue (@MissConstrue@mefi.social)
So, I mentioned sleeper agents in a previous #infosec story, and here it is in the wild. (In a very limited, and simple trigger kinda way)
A security researcher has demonstrated how a malicious #Google #Calendar invite can prompt-inject #ChatGPT and coax it into leaking private emails once Google connectors are enabled.
Which, I mean...are there no old hackers on any of these “ai” teams? No ethicists who might point out obvious problems? Ok, we know there’s no ethicists, but come on man, a prompt injection that obvious suggests a generation of people too young to remember the early internet.
Don’t get me wrong, I blame both #OpenAI and Google. It’s just so stupid, I’m not angry...I’m just disappointed.
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habr (@habr@zhub.link)
[Перевод] 5 промптов для ChatGPT, которые помогут в диджитал-маркетинге
На досуге вольно перевела относительно свежую статью c Forbes. Многие вещи покажутся очевидными, а вот идеи промптов могут быть полезны в работе.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/947968/
#chatgpt #ai #emailмаркетинг #контентмаркетинг #маркетинг #ии #промпты #seo #реклама #таргетинг
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sajal24x7 (@sajal24x7@mastodon.social)
Microsoft favors Anthropic over OpenAI for Visual Studio Code
I have been in this boat myself. I was using Claude (Pro) this past month. I am mostly happy with it. I was about to buy yearly subscription for it, there are same savings to it. But then, OpenAI updated codex with a new release optimised for coding.
📖 Read more: https://sajalchoudhary.net/micro/microsoft-favors-anthropic-over-openai-for-visual-studio-code/
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505fred (@505fred@mastodon.social)
It is so hard to tell if short formal writings are written by #ChatGPT, becuase they're so formulaic, even when they're a human writing.
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sajal24x7 (@sajal24x7@mastodon.social)
Microsoft favors Anthropic over OpenAI for Visual Studio Code
I have been in this boat myself. I was using Claude (Pro) this past month. I am mostly happy with it. I was about to buy yearly subscription for it, there are same savings to it. But then, OpenAI updated codex with a new release optimised for coding.
📖 Read more: https://sajalchoudhary.net/micro/microsoft-favors-anthropic-over-openai-for-visual-studio-code/
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