The Washington Post found a dozen cases in the past two years where ChatGPT conversations were used as legal evidence — spanning criminal prosecutions, custody disputes, and corporate litigation — and one legal expert called chatbot logs \"a window into the soul\" that reveals things search history never could. Also: a new survey finds 82% of Americans feel like they're going through life on autopilot, with 71% skipping or delaying meals because they're too busy, and the average energy crash hitting at 2:48 p.m. And the Wall Street Journal profiled the yellow-bellied marmots of Sequoia National Park, who have been stealing shoes, chewing car wiring, licking sleeping hikers' ears, and charging anyone who tries to retrieve their stolen gear. Plus the guillotine parking violation, a bear who started a kitchen fire in Colorado, Lake Ontario's new name, and the tomb of Jesus.
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