Google just signed a deal letting the Pentagon use its AI models for classified work and "any lawful government purpose." This comes despite over 600 employees urging CEO Sundar Pichai to reject the agreement, and marks a dramatic reversal from 2018 when Google pulled out of
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What We Lose When AI Does Our Shopping
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What we lose when #ArtificialIntelligence does our shopping
by Mark Bartholomew Samuel Becher @ConversationUS Learn more: https://
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Facebook biometric data facial recognition privacy risks
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You forgot that Facebook made it popular to share images of your face publicly. Your ultimate biometric data.
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Building AI Foundations Before Scaling: Data Governance and Process
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The big takeaway for me: Before scaling AI, build the foundation. → Start with the business problem, not the model
→ Define the process, policies, and metrics
→ Govern access to certified data products
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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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Accessibility Features Enhance Technology Usability
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Pour l'accessibilité, ca va être bien pratique https://t.co/v5SB7bs6Zq
— ⚡Jessy SEO formation #IA générative #chatGPT 🦊 (@jessyseonoob) 28 avril 2026For accessibility, it's going to be really handy.
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Privacy Risks: Face ID, Voice and Video Cloning Threats
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— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 28 avril 2026
Community note worries about privacy, Meanwhile people use their profile pictures on social media, when faceID unlocks your phone Voice cloning is possible with 5 seconds of audio. video cloning is possible with 15 seconds of video People are very very late to the party
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Stop sharing facial photos online privacy concerns
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Please stop sharing photos of your face online
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AGI Imminence and the 2032 Regulatory Clause Decision
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If AGI were actually imminent, replacing the clause with a fixed 2032 date would be a strange way to handle it.
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Healthcare AI funding priorities and resource allocation ethics
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those who choose the names don't give a damn about the money. the cost to change it for that when there's already no cash to treat people…