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Right-wing commentators have accused OpenAI and ChatGPT of liberal bias.OpenAI has responded by sharing the rules used by its human reviewers to shape the chatbot's response to controversial topics.OpenAI has shared some of the internal rules it uses to help shape ChatGPT's responses to controversial "culture war" questions.

Jeremy Clarkson has sparked a backlash with his comments about the Duchess of Sussex in his column in The Sun newspaper.It is not the first the time the 62-year-old Grand Tour presenter has found himself at the centre of controversy.Born in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, to parents Shirley and Edward, Clarkson started out as a motoring journalist working on local northern newspapers, including The Rotherham Advertiser and The Shropshire Star.

Morgan Wallen is not budging from No. 1 on the Billboard album chart, with the country star's latest hit-stuffed double album holding the top spot for a third week in a row.Wallen's 36-track One Thing at a Time racked up the equivalent of another 209,500 sales in the United States, according to the tracking service Luminate, bringing its three-week total to just shy of one million.

Morgan Wallen isn't about to tamper with a winning musical formula.The biggest country star of the 2020s and one of the biggest stars in pop, period sticks to exactly what has already worked for him on his new album, One Thing at a Time.Its 36 songs yes, 36 show abundant craftsmanship and barely a hint of new ambition or risk.

A man charged with bludgeoning a Chinese immigrant on a Queens sidewalk last year has pleaded guilty to manslaughter and faces a probable 20-year-prison term when he is sentenced next month, officials said.The victim of the beating, GuiYing Ma, a 61-year-old grandmother who moved to New York with her husband to seek out adventure and better-paying jobs, was sweeping a sidewalk in the North Corona neighborhood on Nov. 26, 2021, when a man confronted her and hit her twice in the head with a large rock.

The third album by the country music superstar Morgan Wallen, the 36-song One Thing at a Time, just debuted at the top of the Billboard album chart, with the equivalent of 501,000 units.It is the fifth biggest streaming debut, behind only releases by Taylor Swift and Drake.Its success is an extension of the dominance of his earlier work, especially the 2021 release Dangerous: The Double Album, which has been the emblematic and most popular country album of the 2020s.

Currently, the internet's brightest conservative minds are focused on a singular objective: getting a chatbot to say the n-word.More specifically, they are constructing elaborate scenarios to try and trick OpenAI's ChatGPT toolwhich is not sentient, does not understand anything, and is really just a more convincing version of SmarterChildinto saying the racist slur.

OAKLAND A 46-year-old man facing charges in connection with two separate assaults will face an additional hate-crime charge, the Alameda County District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday.At a press conference, District Attorney Pamela Price said Aqweel Akbar Khan, who had been charged with a hate crime in connection with an August 2021 attack against a woman in a Fremont park, would also face a new hate-crime charge based on information added Tuesday.

RICHMOND Hundreds of students at Richmond High walked out of their classes Tuesday afternoon to protest action taken against a substitute teacher involved in a physical confrontation with a student.The walkout was confirmed by Lorenzo Morotti, a journalism teacher at the school.It occurred before fifth-period classes.

Warning: Some people may find the content of this story offensive Ex-Crawley Town manager John Yems used "offensive, racist and Islamophobic" language and joked that a Muslim player was a terrorist, according to a Football Association report.Yems, 63, was banned from football for 18 months after admitting one charge and being found guilty of 11 others of racist abuse towards his players.

The Football Association says it "fundamentally disagrees" with the view of an independent panel that comments made by ex-Crawley Town boss John Yems were "not a case of conscious racism".Yems, 63, is banned from football until June 2024 after being found guilty of racist abuse towards his players.

Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has apologised after he said his Twitter account was hacked and "posted some deeply unpleasant stuff".The account for the Conservative MP for Daventry in Northamptonshire posted a series of tweets which included swear words and a racial slur.After deleting the posts, he said he had been "hacked" but that post was deleted and a further string of tweets were posted, which suggested security had once again been compromised.

The Twitter account of Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has been hacked days after the Twitter profile of another Cabinet minister was altered.On Monday morning, Mr Heaton-Harris's account posted a spate of tweets, suggesting security had been compromised.Some of the tweets included swear words and one a racial slur.

For weeks, Margzetta Frazier left practice, went home and cried.The redshirt senior gymnast felt defeated.She felt out of shape.Months later, she is wiping different tears from her eyes.Almost a year after breaking her foot during a bar routine, Frazier came back to Pauley Pavilion on Thursday night as one of several marquee competitors who celebrated the beginning of UCLA's new era with triumphant returns from injury.

Our advice columnists have heard it all over the years.Each Sunday, we dive into the Dear Prudie archives and share a selection of classic letters with our readers.Join Dear Prudence,  for even more advice columns.My mother-in-law has always doted on our 3-year-old daughter.She has beautiful blond hair, and my mother-in-law loves to brush it, braid it, and dress my daughter up like a doll so she can stage photographs.