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The Atlantic’s Groupchat Story on those are definitely war plans
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has said that the Pentagon will investigate if one of his employees shared classified information on the Signal app during the Yemen air strike. This comes after The Atlantic published a leaked chat in which Hegseth is heard saying, “They’ll move some of their weapons…away from targeted locations.” Hegseth…
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The intelligence leaders weren’t sharing classified information in the chat group
The Atlantic magazine editor Jeffrey Goldberg has said that he was accidentally added to a chat group where top US security officials discussed plans to bomb Yemen. Goldberg said he saw the war plans days after being added to the chat called “Houthi PC small group” by a user named Michael Waltz, the name of…
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Intelligence leaders did not share classified information in the chat group
Top US intelligence officials said they did not share classified information in a messaging group chat that discussed the US bombing campaign in Yemen. This comes after a top Trump administration official had added The Atlantic’s editor to the chat about planning to bomb targets in Yemen. The White House confirmed the authenticity of the…
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SearchGtp is an artificial intelligence-powered search engine
Artificial intelligence technology startup OpenAI released a prototype of a real-time web search engine, named ‘SearchGPT’, which is designed to help users connect with publishers by prominently quoting and linking to them in searches. The startup has signed licensing deals with The Atlantic, News Corp and The Financial Times. Publishers will have a way to…