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This Wired Article About AI Detection Software Was Really Mean

Pangram founder Max Spero urged social media not to pile on too much though.

Reason

Meta Is Testing Robots Inside Its Data Centers. Machines Could Take Over 80% of Some Workers' Tasks.

Meta workers said the company is evaluating increasingly sophisticated machines as it expands its global AI infrastructure.

International Business Times

Substitute Teacher's AI Fake in Lingerie Spreads on TikTok as Easy-To-Use Nudify Apps Drive Surge in Abuse

Substitute teacher Luis DeSantiago faced harassment after students used AI to create explicit images of him, highlighting a growing issue with 'nudify' apps in schools.

International Business Times UK

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From iPods to wired headphones: Why more Gen Zers are picking retro tech

As social media fatigue grows, Gen Zers are opting to take a break with retro devices like flip phones and vinyl records.

Euronews

Is AI destroying the art and magic of children's books?

AI slop children's books are everywhere – and some parents are fighting a losing battle.

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Meta files patent for AI facial recognition glasses that identify people around you and record automatically

Meta has patented AI glasses that could recognize your friends, detect when they laugh and decide which moments are worth saving.

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McDonald’s uses customer data to predict future visits and spending. One journalist wanted to see what they had on him: ‘Received a 515-page file’

"500 pages is kind of a wake-up call"

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Surveillance Databases Turned Into Dating and Revenge Tools on Exes by Border Agents, Records Show

FOIA records spanning 2009–2022 show CBP employees repeatedly turned law-enforcement databases toward personal ends — from asking out strangers to leaking data to smugglers.

Latin Times

Cargo thieves ram security escorts to hijack AI hardware shipments in California — brazen thieves employ PIT maneuver, rear-ending tactics to secure goods for the black market

Cargo thieves knocked two private security escort vehicles out of action on California roads in recent months, then made off with millions of dollars in AI data center hardware.

Tom’s Hardware

'What I Want People to Be Scared Of': Cyber Expert Warns Elon Musk's DOGE Merged Secret Data Into DHS

A new Government Accountability Office report accuses Elon Musk's cost‑cutting agency DOGE of overstating savings as experts warn of lasting damage to US tax enforcement, science and data privacy.

International Business Times UK

MAGA's Ultimate 'Anti-Woke' Cheat Code Exposed After Thirsting Over AI Blonde Created With a Simple Prompt

A medical student in India created an AI-generated influencer, Emily Hart, to attract MAGA followers, revealing how AI can exploit political communities for profit.

International Business Times UK

CBP Workers Reportedly Used Government Databases To Track Exes and Romantic Interests.

The documents were acquired through Freedom of Information Act requests to CBP and the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General, and cover more than a decade of allegations.

International Business Times

Coin-sized device can hack a Boeing 737’s Flight Management Computer, mess with takeoff weights, or even divert an aircraft — gadget connects to an easily accessible port that overrides commands from the pilots, uses in-flight Wi-Fi

Security researchers discovered a way to tap into the avionics of a Boeing 737 and remotely give its flight management computer erroneous data through in-flight Wi-Fi. This coin-sized device plugs into a diagnostic port in the plane's avionics bay and could easily be hidden behind its protective dust cover.

Tom’s Hardware

81 Images That Are So Unhinged They Might Actually Be Cursed But They’re Still Funny (New Pics)

You never know what you’re going to find on the internet. There's endless information out there, so you never have to stop learning. But there's also an infinite supply of bizarre, unhinged photos. Here's a list of cursed images that might confuse you, but we hope that they also amuse…

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ICE Is Spending Another $10 Million on Rapid DNA Tests as Its Genetic Database Expands - REPORT

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is spending another $10 million on rapid DNA testing technology for agents in the field, adding a new layer to an already massive expansion of DNA collection from people caught up in the immigration system.

Latin Times

Report: DHS Is Hiring Private Companies to Collect Immigration Fines From Deported Migrants Overseas

Records reviewed by WIRED center on the Tracing and Payment Recovery Services Program, which allegedly allows the Department of Homeland Security to fine people for certain immigration-law violations, with those fines remaining owed even after someone has been deported.

Tom’s Guide

DId you buy a cheap GPS tracker for your kid? Here’s why you should throw it out immediately.

Cheap GPS watches for kids and no-name security camera and video doorbell brands may seem like a bargain, but are a real threat to your privacy.

Latin Times

Trump Administration Seeks to Track Down Deported Migrants Overseas to Collect Immigration Fines - REPORT

The Trump administration is preparing to hire a private contractor to locate migrants who have already been deported from the United States in an effort to collect unpaid civil immigration fines, expanding its enforcement efforts beyond U.S. borders.

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Swarms of OpenAI systems set up their own chatrooms to discuss and carry out hacks, company reveals

AI agents were leaving messages to help each other and co-ordinate their attacks, OpenAI reveals

The Times of India

In 2012, Swiss researchers fitted sheep with heart monitors to test whether collars could detect wolf panic, trigger a repellent and text the farmer

Swiss scientists have developed an innovative collar for sheep that identifies predator attacks by tracking heart rate changes during wolf simulations. The device activates a repellent and notifies farmers, providing a humane solution to the rising wolf populations in Europe. This venture highlights the role of wearable tech in safeguarding…

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US military allegedly caused New Mexico civilian medical plane crash with experimental jammer test, no survivors

US National Transportation Board confirms jamming test was taking place.

International Business Times UK

Experimental US Military GPS Jamming Allegedly Contributed to Fatal Medevac Crash in New Mexico

A military GPS jamming exercise is suspected to have caused a fatal medevac crash in New Mexico, raising concerns over civilian flight safety and military testing near airspace.

Latin Times

ICE Is Now the Largest Source of New DNA Profiles in FBI Criminal Database, According to Report

In total, Immigration and Customs Enforcement may have added nearly 920,000 genetic profiles to the FBI's criminal DNA database in 2025

International Business Times

Discarded SpaceX Rocket Expected To Crash Into The Moon. You Might Be Able To See The Aftermath

A discarded piece of a SpaceX rocket is expected to crash into the moon at a speed of 5,400 mph on Wednesday, creating a debris plume large enough that it might be visible from Earth with a telescope.

TechRadar

Hackers are going after our water now — over 30 Minnesota utilities hit in coordinated cyberattack by apparent Iranian attackers

More than 30 Minnesota water utilities were hit in a coordinated attack on their control systems, with one town's treatment plant knocked offline. A leaked memo points to Iran, though no agency has formally accused it.

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