Top stories in tech today: – China approves world’s first commercial BCI
– Starcloud wants 88K AI satellites in orbit
– New blood test may predict how long you live
– Samsung kills its trifold after three months – Quick hits on other tech news
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China’s BCI approval, Starcloud satellites, and Samsung’s foldable pivot
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AI Automation Transforms Security Operations at Scale
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Databricks CEO and co-founder @alighodsi is taking the stage at #RSAC2026 to address the most critical challenge in security: the shift from manual operations to machine-scale AI automation. Hear why today's security stack — built for yesterday's data volumes and human-speed
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World’s First Robot Fired From Job
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Le premier robot a se faire virer d'un job au monde. #ai #robotic https://
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Claude-in-Chrome Integration Security Concerns and Playwright MCP Alternative
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It's insane that @AnthropicAI shipped the Claude-in-Chrome integration as a default. The only actual security boundary is per-domain, once you've allowed it to access a domain it can do anything. If you're building a web app just get it to generate a Playwright-based MCP tool
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The Future Will Be Weirder Than We Expect
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The future is going to be weirder than any of us expect https://
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World Models Represent the Next Giant Leap for AI
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The Next Giant Leap for AI Is Called World Models World models could represent the next major step in AI — enabling systems to understand environments, predict outcomes and reason about the world more effectively. Read more https://
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NBA video games to face visual challenges from AI
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Very true. NBA video games are gonna look particularly wonky
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Who Is Jason and Why Is He Deleting Production Database
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Ok I'll bite, who is Jason and why is he deleting my prod db?
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Jensen’s AI Timeline Predictions May Have Been Conservative
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Jensen was right. And might even have been conservative with his timelines.