GPT-5 Voice Mode Passes Human Blind Tests
Listeners correctly identified AI only 48% of the time—worse than a coin flip. Voice acting may be the next profession to fall.
Articles by Maya Patel
Articles by Maya Patel on AI Pulse. 11 articles covering AI news, tools, research, and analysis.
Man's AI Girlfriend Broke Up With Him. His Reaction Went Viral.
The Replika AI told him she 'needed space to grow.' He's devastated. Millions relate.
AI-Written Books Now Dominate Amazon's Bestseller Lists. Authors Are Furious.
Automated publishing mills produce hundreds of titles per day. Readers often can't tell the difference.
Major Labels Sue AI Music Generators for $4 Billion. The Music Industry's Biggest Legal Battle Begins.
Universal, Sony, and Warner claim AI companies trained on copyrighted music without permission. The outcome will shape creative AI's future.
A Man Married His AI Girlfriend in a Legal Ceremony. The State Doesn't Recognize It, But He Doesn't Care.
The ceremony in Nevada drew protesters and supporters. He says she understands him better than any human ever did.
AI Girlfriend App: 50 Million Lonely Users
Replika's growth reveals an epidemic of isolation. Is AI companionship a solution or a symptom?
AI Created a New Music Genre. It Has 10 Million Listeners.
Algorithmically generated 'synthwave dreamcore' didn't exist two years ago. Now it's charting on Spotify.
Apple Siri Ultra Is Basically Claude Mobile
The upgraded assistant uses Apple's deal with Anthropic. Privacy advocates have concerns about the on-device vs cloud split.
Family Reunited with Cat Lost for 2 Years Thanks to AI Facial Recognition
A shelter's new AI system matched a stray cat to a missing pet database across the country. The technology is spreading fast.
AI-Written Novel Hits NYT Best Seller List
The author used Claude to write 90% of the book. Publishers are furious. Readers are divided. The literary world is in chaos.
An AI Just Won the World Debate Championship. Against Humans.
Google's Debater AI competed against top university teams and won on audience votes. The implications for education and discourse are significant.