You forgot that Facebook made it popular to share images of your face publicly. Your ultimate biometric data.
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Tech Giants’ Real-World Data Advantage in AI Competition
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Agreed. They and Google have a huge advantage in terms of real-world data.
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Anthropic Study: AI Replacing High-Earning Educated Workers
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BREAKING: Anthropic just published a study mapping exactly which jobs its own AI is replacing right now. The workers most at risk are not who anyone expected. They are older. They are more educated. They earn 47% more than average. And they are nearly four times more likely to
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AI Leadership Beyond First Mover Advantage in Competition
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The era of one clear AI leader is fading fast.
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 28 avril 2026
It is no longer just about who started first.
It is about who can stay ahead when everyone is getting stronger, faster, and cheaper.
That is what stands out to me now.
When ChatGPT launched in 2022, it did more than release a… pic.twitter.com/h3r3iWFYZlThe era of one clear AI leader is fading fast. It is no longer just about who started first.
It is about who can stay ahead when everyone is getting stronger, faster, and cheaper. That is what stands out to me now. When ChatGPT launched in 2022, it did more than release a -
Salesforce Criticized as Industrial Scale Grift in Software
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Salesforce is an industrial scale grift masquerading as a software company. There are man, many others out there. That whole setup is coming to the end.
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Salesforce Credibility Under Scrutiny in Tech Industry
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I love it how you assume that salesforce is a serious actual business.
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Face ID Security Vulnerabilities: Spoofing Risks and Device Authentication
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the only thing that’s secure about FaceID is the secure enclave, that data/key is stored on device. But if I steal person 1 phone and fake that persons face I can most definitely unlock the device
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OpenAI Misses User Target: WSJ Questions Company Direction
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With all due respect, this comes across as a bit of a cry for help. The WSJ writes that OpenAI didn't reach its target (1 billion weekly active users) by the set deadline. And Sam Altman writes, "We love our users." But that's not what the article is about. The concern is that
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DeepSeek papers influence major US AI labs research
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Every major US lab has learned something from DeepSeek papers that ended up in their own models. That's what open research actually looks like in practice.
