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I've Watched Every Episode Of Ghosts And Now Have Prepared A Detailed Plan For How To Hack Death

This is the way to die! (in the Ghosts universe)

Cinemablend

AI Misidentification Surge After Renee Good Shooting — False Faces Spread Online

AI tools are being used to falsely identify the federal agent involved in the Renee Good shooting, prompting warnings about misinformation and safety.

International Business Times UK

CES 2026 Coverage Hints at an AI Plateau — Are Consumers Still Impressed?

As AI takes centre stage at CES 2026, with its presence in nearly everything on display at the annual tech show, is the industry suggesting a plateau for AI technology?

International Business Times UK

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Hackers say they have stolen 40 million Condé Nast Records - here's how to stay safe

A hacker claims to have good intentions - but do they, really?

TechRadar

“When we lost Jeff, his wife wrote to me and said, ‘I’m going to sell the guitars. They keep reminding me of him’”: John McLaughlin remembers gifting Jeff Beck the white Strat that featured on his seminal Wired record – and helped shape his guitar legacy

The iconic Strat was reportedly stolen at a later date

Guitar World

Has feminism failed women? CBS wants to know

Bari Weiss is touting a new debate series at the network as the billionaire Ellisons’ media power grows

The Guardian - US

AWS CEO says replacing young employees with AI is 'one of the dumbest ideas'—and bad for business: 'At some point the whole thing explodes on itself'

Amazon laid off 14,000 employees this fall, but CEO Andy Jassy denied the reductions were related to AI.

Fortune

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OpenAI's track record on AI safety stinks — bordering on “functioning as a de facto advocacy arm” rather than a genuine research lab

At least two researchers have recently left OpenAI, citing concerns that the company has been less than truthful and overly guarded about its published research.

Windows Central

Migrants Advocates Are Taking To The Virtual World To Teach People How To Deal With Immigration Operations

The initiative was launched to counter the push the U.S. military has openly made to use games as a recruitment tool, similar to efforts by immigration agencies in recent months.

Latin Times

DOGE isn’t dead—it’s been absorbed into the bloodstream of the government, federal employees say

“It’s like taking the dust jacket off of the book and saying, ‘We’ve got rid of the book,’” one federal employee said.

Fortune

Ever-opportunistic bitcoin miners in the US are reportedly now transforming their crypto farms into 'AI megafactories'

ASICs out, AI GPUs in. And probably net-nothing for PC gaming.

PC Gamer

Dr. Oz snack shames staff to eat less over holiday season: ‘You don’t have to try every cookie’

Among the advice Oz sent, he suggested people keep one hand free while eating and drinking and utilize small plates to prevent overeating

The Independent UK

"Everyone was talking about the effect that YouTube has had on their life. They were all really fascinated with each other." How a song born out of frustration helped Weezer create a GRAMMY-winning portrait of a pivotal moment in Internet history

Louder

New York Times sues AI startup for ‘illegal’ copying of millions of articles

Perplexity AI also faces lawsuit from Murdoch-owned Dow Jones and New York Post for its use of copyrighted content

The Guardian - US

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Tom’s Hardware

AMD CEO Lisa Su 'emphatically' rejects talk of an AI bubble — says claims are 'somewhat overstated'

AMD CEO Lisa Su used her appearance at WIRED’s Big Interview conference in San Francisco to push back against growing speculation that the AI sector is overheating.

PC Gamer

AMD's Lisa Su doesn't believe there's an AI bubble: 'Emphatically, from my perspective, no'

Bound to burst?

Tom’s Hardware

Cloudflare says it has fended off 416 billion AI bot scrape requests in five months — CEO warns of dramatic shift for internet business model

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said that blocking AI bots and giving website owners the option to license their content to AI companies could help maintain online publication's viability as a business in the future.

Reason

The Cyberselfish Revival Shows Libertarianism Continues To Be Misunderstood

What's wrong with Big Tech isn't the fault of libertarianism.

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The Independent UK

A biotech company is beginning trials for a fentanyl vaccine. The CEO says it ‘could completely change’ how overdoses are treated

Human trials are scheduled to begin in the Netherlands early next year

Latin Times

Experts Warn Government Has 'Run Roughshod Over the Law' as Social Security Confirms Expanded Data Sharing

The disclosure came through an updated system of record notice, a type of filing that by law must be issued before federal agencies exchange sensitive data

InsideEVs

Ford's $30,000 EV Truck Reveals The Shocking Relationship Between Design And Battery Costs

The design of Ford's new U.S.-made $30,000 EV truck remains a mystery. But Ford had to get clever with how it looks to combat BYD on costs.

International Business Times UK

3I/ATLAS Update: Search For Extra-terrestrial Tech Fails To Find Signals From Space Object

New MeerKAT radio observations confirm that interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS is not sending alien signals, and astronomers have identified the detected frequencies as natural cometary activity.

Fortune

OpenAI’s Fidji Simo says Meta's team didn't anticipate risks of AI products well—her first task under Sam Altman was to address mental health concerns

Simo has overseen OpenAI's addition of parental controls to ChatGPT teen accounts, and says more mental health safeguards are to come.

Latin Times

Report: FBI Urges Law Enforcement Agencies to Identify Themselves Amid Rising Reports of ICE Impersonators

The bulletin encourages agencies at every level to collaborate in distinguishing legitimate ICE operations from impersonations, framing the surge in fake officers as a national law enforcement issue.

Reason

Even the FBI Thinks Masked ICE Agents Are a Bad Idea

In a bulletin first reported by Wired, the bureau warns masked agents are easier for criminals to impersonate.

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