While ChatGPT is a powerful and versatile tool, there are certain categories of information you should exercise extreme caution. Here are six things you should generally refrain from searching or sharing on ChatGPT.


6 things you dare not to search on ChatGPT

In a strange move, a woman expressed her wish to divorce her husband over his "simple" habit of asking too many questions because she could not cope with it. Taking to the Two Hot Takes forum on Reddit, the woman asked if she would be wrong to divorce her husband after spending 25 years with him because he “asks too many questions”.

Woman expresses wish to divorce husband after 25 years because he 'asks too many questions'

There has been a shocking rise in AI-produced child abuse material. According to a report, AI-generated child sexual abuse content is exposing even more people to the harmful imagery.

Shocking Rise In AI-produced Child Abuse Material

Former US President Donald Trump’s Town Hall in Pennsylvania turned into a concert after the event was interrupted twice due to medical emergencies. Trump was seen dancing and swaying to the music as the crowd dispersed.

Trump’s Pennsylvania Town Hall turns into a “music fest” after two medical emergencies

A new wave of cybercrime is emerging, as scammers increasingly use AI-powered deepfakes and advanced impersonation techniques to target high-profile celebrities like Orry and Taylor Swift. Cybercriminals are leveraging AI tools to create highly convincing fake images, videos, and audio clips, deceiving both fans and the public. These scams often involve fraudulent endorsement deals, fake charity campaigns, or impersonation schemes aimed at extracting personal information or money.

AI Powered Celebrity Scams On The Rise: The Dark Side Of Celebrity Fandom

As artificial intelligence continues to advance rapidly, concerns are growing over whether the excitement surrounding AI has exceeded its actual capabilities. Experts are questioning if society is placing too much trust in AI technologies, potentially overlooking the risks and limitations that come with its widespread use.

AI's Capabilities In Question: Can AI Frenzy Gone Too Far?

Eleven days after killers from Hamas murdered more than 1,400 Israelis in a series of massacres of stomach-turning brutality and Israel responded with devastating air strikes on Gaza, a senior State Department official resigned over Washington’s decision to send more weapons to Israel, a move he said reflected “blind support for one side.

Hamas-Israel war: Rare dissent over US arms for Israel raises troubling questions

How do you feel when you read the same word over and over again? How much weight can resurrected dead spiders lift? Do people have an equal number of hairs in both their nostrils? Not everyone can answer these bizarre questions. Only some scientists do. Don't they deserve an award for it? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Smart toilets, reanimated spiders triumph at IG Nobel Prizes

Last week, the entire market welcomed the mega merger between ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Limited (ZEEL) and Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) with open arms but Invesco is still hellbent on its proposal to change the Board of ZEEL.

Upset with ZEEL-Sony merger, Invesco faces tough questions over change in board proposal

For some time, two senior Taliban leaders, the group’s supreme leader and new deputy prime minister, have been missing from public view. Several questions are being raised about their whereabouts and health.

Are two top Taliban leaders alive? Several questions arise after disappearance  

A trade group representing some 2,000 consumer brands sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Monday asking for clarification about his announcement last week that all companies with more than 100 employees will soon need to require vaccination or weekly testing.

Companies have questions for Biden about vaccine mandates

Racism in United States of America is not an exception. It's the norm. Two incidents have come as a reminder of this grim reality. The first is from the state of Virginia, where two White cops pointed guns and pepper-sprayed a Black US army officer for a missing license plate.

Rising racist attacks in US raise many questions 

385 days ago, the World Health Organisation declared coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. As of today, 128 million cases have been recorded. Close to three million people have died.

WHO report on coronavirus origins raises more questions, than it answers

Questions are being raised after India's high commissioner and a man wanted by enforcement agencies appear in the same room on TV

Mallya seen at book launch event attended by India's UK envoy

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