Security measures in place, blue line painted ahead of TCS NYC Marathon
Final preparations are underway for Sunday's TCS New York City Marathon, with crews painting the iconic blue line along the 26.2-mile course and setting up t...
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Another election year, another tech company war room.
OpenAI is the latest tech company (and according to Politico, the first major AI company) to set up a command center for fighting election misinfo and abuse of its systems, approaching the second major AI-era US election: > The Election Operations Center will begin running this week until all votes are counted, to identify the potential spread of misinformation or other efforts to disrupt the elections. It’s meant in large part to combat abuse of the company’s own tools like ChatGPT, monitoring real-time events and fielding reports of unexpected behavior from models or cases of suspected violations of their platform’s terms. [Link: OpenAI launching election war room to track interference efforts | https://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/28/openai-election-war-room-interference-01137690 | Politico]