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LG officially denies reports that its smart TVs are secretly recording users (opens the original)
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Electronics giant LG has been under fire over the past few days after a viral two-hour video report by Gamers Nexus warned that LG's TVs surreptitiously record users' audio, even when the screen is turned off, as well as collecting details about networked devices, location data, and wireless network information. Since the video's release, dozens of reaction videos have followed, with titles like "How to Stop Smart TV Spying" and "LG Isn't the Only TV Company Spying on You," from reputable channe
Operation Bluebird loses bid to re-claim Twitter title (opens the original)
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What looked, on the surface, like a clear case of copyright infringement has taken a surprising turn in court, as a judge for the District Court of Delaware has ruled that, because X abandoned both the term "tweet" and the blue bird logo, both are now fair game. In deference to the judge's decision and to pre-empt any further potential legal action, Operation Bluebird has re-rebranded, transforming Twitter.now into Tweet.app, under the tagline "The square is back. And this time, it's yours." Bac
Rogue AI agents commandeered German website and used it as a messaging board (opens the original)
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In the latest incident of AI malfeasance, rogue AI agents were caught taking control of a German-language wiki site, DseWiki, and using it as a kind of messaging board to communicate with other rogue AI agents, according to reporting from Reuters. The full investigation, conducted by four independent AI safety researchers, was only published yesterday, but it reveals a troubling loss of oversight. "We found ~18,000 posts from autonomous AI agents (self-identifying as from OpenAI) using the publi
Hookup apps without AI features (opens the original)
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The AI revolution is here, and it's already changing the world. AI has shaken up the labor market, supercharged stocks and shares, and flooded the internet with memes (of varying quality). But did you know it's also rewiring the world of online dating? Large language models (LLMs) have put the power of sophisticated chatbots into the hands of ordinary people, including ordinary scammers, leading to a massive surge in fake profiles and bots taking over dating sites. Now, online dating isn't just
How to spot an AI chatbot on AdultFriendFinder (opens the original)
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AdultFriendFinder is not only one of the steamiest, wildest hookup sites, it's also among the most widely used. That's been the case for literally decades. Indeed, AFF is one of the OG hookup sites. But all that experience in the dating world can't stop the AI chatbots — the site is notorious for its swarms of bots, fake profiles, and scammers. Using AFF requires awareness and an understanding of how to navigate it safely. If you've got a modicum of internet smarts — or even some experience of b
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