Is Meta Evil?
Meta attempted to add facial recognition into glasses and they are not dealing with fraud on their servers to make more money.
We don't Know What's Real Anymore
A report from Malwarebytes reports that AI has made it impossible to know what is real and what is not. The FBI also shows that AI powered scams are on the rise because people can't tell what's right and what's not.
"They" Don't Care if You Don't Want a Datacenter
Across the country people don't want data centers, but politicians and corporate entities don't care, so we are getting data centers. Now one governor is caught saying they don't care if people don't want them.
AI is Losing Favor
People are getting fed up with AI and in some cases, research shows it is now more expensive to run your business with AI than it is people since it is more error prone.
Ring Sued Over Facial Recognition
Ring is being sued over facial recognition without consent. We also look at other news in the technology, business, and security section.
California Linux Carve Out
California's Age Attestation law adds a carve out for Linux and other open source operating systems. Does this carve out even matter if protecting kids is the real issue?
AI Isn't Helping
We look at articles of AI not being as helpful as executives might think it is, and also now agentic AI can get around safety protocols.
AMD: No Free Tier for Linux
AMD removes free access to the developer tools for Linux. We look at this and other news related to Linux, Privacy, and Security.
Internet Searching Dies This Summer
Google is ending search as we know it this summer as Eric Schmidt's dream of Google telling us the answer to our question goes live. Will this help us or hurt us?
Trumped Up Data Leaks
We talked about the Trump Phone Sillyville when first announced, but the phone has been hit with controversy, and now a major data leak.
Feeding Finances into ChatGPT
Today we look at the dangerous prospect of giving our personal financial data to ChatGPT while asking it questions about money and finance.
ReCaptcha Goes Totalitarian
Google silently makes changes to the reCaptcha system that will force some users to have an approved smartphone certified by them. They are slowly starting to control the whole Internet.
Killer Lawnmowers and Other IoT Flops
IoT devices are still prevalent and in many cases they are hard to avoid. This week we look at two cases of IoT breaches that have the potential for danger.
Where Scamming and Stupidity Meet
Today we look at quicklines including a scam that said they could show you someone else's call logs. Why do people keep falling for scams?
