Privacy Violations Settled Without Guilt
Google has settled several privacy lawsuits over this last year while denying any guilt over the issue. We look at several cases and the fees they are paying to settle these cases.
AI Actually Makes Us Crazy
This week we see a number of articles relating to privacy and security. AI makes a surge in the news including an article where therapists find that AI chatbots tend to induce psychosis.
OpenAI Budget PsyOP
OpenAI says they are running out of money, yet they are investing seed money for Sam Altman's Human-AI Interfacing company. Are they putting out the need for money to justify ads in ChatGPT?
Watching Your Food Coming and Going
Smart tech is being forced in many places and today we talk about smart features in refrigerators and toilets. Are these necessary?
Pennsylvania Rejects the Fourth Amendment
The PA Supreme Court sides with authorities finding a suspect with a reverse keyword warrant. We talk about what this is, why we should ditch big tech, and how legislators should consider these warrants as a violation of the fourth amendment.
AI Deregulation
We ran too fast into AI and we are suffering the consequences. We will look at some issues with AI and take a look at the AI executive order.
Smart Television Revolt
This week we saw an LG update force Copilot on their televisions while their new psychological advertising model is embedded. We will look at the problems with smart TVs and some solutions to the problem.
Phishing with Real Bait
Today we look at two companies who had their support system used by scammers to phish for accounts. We will talk about this problem and how to best counter it.
