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49% of Monitored Employees Fake Being Online - That Number Tells You Everything About How AI Surveillance Is Going at Work - QR Code Press (opens the original)
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In 2026, there are at least three parties in that room. You. Your manager. And an AI system that has been quietly watching — how you use tools, how often you reach for AI assistance, how your output compares to peers — and surfacing all of that data to the person deciding whether you get a raise, a promotion, or a very different kind of conversation. Most employees have no idea this is happening. And most companies are not volunteering the information. In November 2025, Meta’s Head of People Jan
The Post Office Has Been Around Since 1775. It Is Now One of the Largest QR Code Operations in the United States - QR Code Press (opens the original)
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It processes 56.8 billion pieces of mail annually. It employs approximately 640,000 people. It is the third-largest employer in the United States. And somewhere along the way, without making any particular announcement about it, it became one of the most sophisticated QR code operations in the country. Not because it suddenly decided to become a technology company. Because the alternative — watching physical mail become irrelevant in a digital world — was worse. The transformation is real, it is
The AI Race Stopped Being About Models. China's New $532 Billion Plan Shows It Has Become About Infrastructure, Chips, and Energy — and Who Controls All Three - QR Code Press (opens the original)
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When the US government restricted China’s access to Nvidia’s most powerful AI chips last year, the logic was straightforward. Cut off the compute. Slow the AI. The assumption was that China’s AI development would hit a ceiling it could not climb past without American semiconductor technology. On September 7, 2026, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology published its 15th Five-Year Plan for the information and communications sector. The document is China’s formal, public response
Tesla Just Put a QR Code in the Back Seat of Every Car Running Its Summer Update - Here's What It Does - QR Code Press (opens the original)
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Tesla’s Summer 2026 software update brought a lot of changes — Grok integration, preferred routes, vehicle wraps in the app, and a redesigned Caraoke feature with live pitch scoring. The Caraoke coverage has focused on the gamification: star ratings, pitch tracking, a scoring system modeled loosely on Rock Band. That is the headline-friendly part. The part that deserves more attention is a small black-and-white square that now appears on the rear touchscreen of Tesla vehicles running the update.
Apple Has a New CEO and a Foldable iPhone Coming in 7 Days - Here's the Part Nobody Is Talking About and What It Means for the QR Code in Your Pocket - QR Code Press (opens the original)
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This week is John Ternus’s first as CEO of Apple. Tim Cook — who transformed Apple from a company that made computers into the most valuable company in human history — became Executive Chairman this morning. Ternus, Apple’s former Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, now runs the show. And in eight days, on September 9, he will walk onto a stage at Apple Park for his first product keynote. The star of that event is expected to be the iPhone Ultra — Apple’s first foldable phone. A book-
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