The universe may never tell you if your choices mattered. A main theme of the nine-book sci-fi series is that sometimes you may never know the consequences of a choice you made. The universe, utterly indifferent black box that it is, "never tells us if we did right or wrong," as the character Naomi Nagata puts it in TV show. That's the line the developer of the upcoming Expanse video game has adopted as its own slogan. It's being developed by Owlcat Games, the Cyprus-based developer known for dense role-playing games like and .

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OpenAI makes ChatGPT less'human' for teens in new safety update The maker of ChatGPT is rolling out a range of new safety features today for under-18s who use the AI chatbot. Those with new teen accounts will be able to switch off the human voice response, in order to minimise the tech's ability to appear like a person. OpenAI is also introducing regular reminders for young people to take a break from using the tool, reminding them ChatGPT is AI, and saying it can wait. The firm insisted this was not in response to a particular issue with children believing ChatGPT to be alive - but there are growing concerns about people becoming convinced that the AI tools they interact with are sentient . Last year Mustafa Suleyman, the head of AI at rival firm Microsoft, said seemingly conscious AI products kept him awake at night because he was so worried about their impact on society .

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