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AT&T Reportedly Paid Almost $400,000 in Ransom to Hackers to Delete Private Customer Data

Among the information leaked are telephone numbers and cell site IDs, which could potentially be used to locate customers

Broadcasting & Cable

Mark Cuban Says If You Do These Four Things Then 'Maybe' You'll Be Ready To Start Your Own Business

Mark Cuban advises planning and passion before starting a business. Even successful journeys had setbacks, so have a safety net.

International Business Times UK

RIAA lawsuits against Suno, Udio and Perplexity's broken pledges show the perils of AI's 'move fast, break sh-t' culture

The RIAA sues Sonu and Udio, and Perplexity gets caught seemingly violating its own pledge to not scrape websites that have opted out of scraping—both stories that show AI has a consent problem.

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New AI Girlfriend App Yells At You To Let You Know What Women Want

Dating apps with AI girlfriends could be a billion-dollar industry, but can AI replace real love? AngryGF app adds a spicy twist to the debate.

International Business Times UK

Scammers target Trump supporters - and bad spellers - after Republican announced he’d take crypto donations

Scammers registered domains with common misspellings to lure in Trump supporters intending to visit donaldjtrump.com

The Independent UK

Police Flew Drones Over One California City Nearly 20,000 Times in 6 Years

A WIRED investigation reveals the extent to which residents of Chula Vista are subjected to surveillance from the sky.

Reason

Microsoft Thinks the Key to Making AI Chatbots More Reliable Is… More Chatbots

Microsoft’s AutoGen framework lets multiple AI chatbots work together and is being proposed as a solution to the questionable reliability of popular models.

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It looks like Google is backpedalling on AI Overviews in Search results — just days after defending them

A new report claims Google may be scaling back on AI Overviews, despite having defended some strange behavior less than a week ago.

Tom’s Guide

OpenAI exploring options for porn and NSFW content despite deepfakes being 'out of the question'

OpenAI is exploring the possibility of generating NSFW content through tools such as ChatGPT. The organization's policies currently prevent that type of content from being generated by AI, but OpenAI wants to have discussions about NSFW content.

Windows Central

‘That open tweet is the canvas’: behind the highs, lows and memes of Black Twitter

A new docuseries, from Insecure showrunner Prentice Penny, explores how a section of Twitter became an inventive and impactful community

The Guardian - US

Why is NASA creating a standard time for the moon? | Explained

White House directs NASA to establish Coordinated Lunar Time for cislunar operations, boosting space situational awareness and navigation.

The Hindu

ChatGPT Calls Biden 'Kiddo' After US Leader Asked It To Explain a Lawsuit Like a First Grader

Biden's encounter with AI was both amazing and concerning, highlighting the challenges of regulating AI and the potential consequences of failure.

International Business Times UK

Human Sex Workers Slam Facebook, IG For Not Cracking Down On NSFW AI Girlfriend Ads

Sex workers are upset over suggestive AI girlfriend ads on Meta's platforms that don't get taken down while their content does.

International Business Times UK

Meta Scrubs AI 'Girlfriend' Ads For Explicit Content

Meta removes over 29,000 racy ads for 'AI girlfriends' from its platforms, upholding community standards and protecting users from inappropriate content.

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Tom’s Guide

Humane AI Pin review roundup — this is a disaster

The first reviews of the Humane AI Pin are in, and the word is there's lots of promise and not a lot of payoff.

Digital Camera World

The patron saint of JPEG has been cancelled

Swedish model Lena Forsén's Playboy centerfold was a standard reference image for 50 years – until now

What Hi-Fi?

Wired vs wireless headphones: pros and cons, and which is better?

It's performance and sustainability against convenience and features as we assess wired vs wireless headphones to see which comes out on top.

Tom’s Guide

Blink Wired Floodlight Camera review: A low-cost security camera that delivers an excellent experience

If you're looking for an affordable floodlight camera to keep an eye on your home, the Blink Wired Floodlight Camera is a great place to start your search.

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The Guardian - US

The latest billionaire trend? Doomsday bunkers with a flammable moat

Is all this bunker-building a sign that the 1% know something we don’t and are preparing for end times?

Latin Times

Paloma Noyola, Mexican Girl Touted 'Next Steve Jobs' Wants to Be Congresswoman in Her Hometown

The student who inspired Eugenio Derbez's 'Radical' film is running for a seat representing Matamoros

The Guardian - US

‘There are no serious safeguards’: can 23andMe be trusted with our DNA?

The at-home genetic testing company is dealing with financial woes and a data breach. What does that mean for customers?

iMore

Here's how the WhatsApp iPhone app will work with third-party messaging services to appease EU lawmakers

WhatsApp's plans to adhere to new EU DMA rules will see it allow third-party messages onto its network.

Salon

"Junk" abortion pill studies retracted

“I hope that this will make people more careful about when they cite studies," one lawyer told Salon

Android Central

WhatsApp explains how it will work with other messaging apps under the DMA

Meta is required to make WhatsApp interoperable with other messaging apps under the DMA, and it just shared how it will do so.

TechRadar

AI in education isn’t a crisis, it’s an indictment of the whole thing as a means to an end

In a new study published this week, over half of UK undergraduates are using artificial intelligence to ‘help’ write essays. Does this implicate higher education and its methods more so than students?

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