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Paloma Noyola, Mexican Girl Touted 'Next Steve Jobs' Wants to Be Congresswoman in Her Hometown

The student who inspired Eugenio Derbez's 'Radical' film is running for a seat representing Matamoros

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‘There are no serious safeguards’: can 23andMe be trusted with our DNA?

The at-home genetic testing company is dealing with financial woes and a data breach. What does that mean for customers?

The Guardian - US

Here's how the WhatsApp iPhone app will work with third-party messaging services to appease EU lawmakers

WhatsApp's plans to adhere to new EU DMA rules will see it allow third-party messages onto its network.

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"Junk" abortion pill studies retracted

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WhatsApp explains how it will work with other messaging apps under the DMA

Meta is required to make WhatsApp interoperable with other messaging apps under the DMA, and it just shared how it will do so.

Android Central

AI in education isn’t a crisis, it’s an indictment of the whole thing as a means to an end

In a new study published this week, over half of UK undergraduates are using artificial intelligence to ‘help’ write essays. Does this implicate higher education and its methods more so than students?

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Infamous swatter-for-hire Torswats likely arrested after a private investigator worked with a WoW Twitch streamer and the FBI to take them down

"If that kid had not swatted me specifically, he probably would not be in jail right now."

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California teen extradited to Florida is believed to be serial ‘swatter’

Alan Filion, 17, facing felony charges over allegedly faking call to send armed police to mosque, may have been active since 2021

The Guardian - US

Precarious conditions of AI ‘ghost workers’ revealed by Google termination of Appen contract, union says

Alphabet Workers’ Union says contract’s end will have ‘devastating impact’ on subcontractors who do the grunt work involved in training AI

The Guardian - AU

MAGA cries fraud despite Trump Iowa win

“‘Democracy’ as we’ve experienced it is at risk,” professor warns

Salon

Millions of GPUs from Apple, AMD and Qualcomm have a serious security flaw — and it could put literally all your data at risk if it isn't fixed

LeftoverLocals allows hackers to pull data from GPUs, but there is a solution, experts say.

TechRadar

‘World’s oldest dog’ title under review as claim is investigated

Bobi the Portuguese mastiff held Guinness world record when he died at apparent age of 31 last October

The Guardian - UK

AI is not the problem but regulation might be a big one according to one Godfather of AI

Meta's Yann LeCun thinks our fears of an AI uprising are misguided and that we should be excited about the possibility of super-smart assistants.

TechRadar

Mark Zuckerberg’s controversial £212 million Hawai’i compound includes reports of vast underground bunker

Zuckerberg's top secret project reportedly includes a 5,000-square-foot underground lair

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Salon

Science journalism is no longer safe

Science desks are needed more than ever, but traditional revenue models are destroying them

International Business Times UK

Microsoft Copilot AI Gives Misleading Election Info, New Study Finds

Researchers claim the issue with Copilot is systemic since similar problems were found when using the chatbot to get info about the German and Swiss elections,

Windows Central

Unverified election claims from Microsoft's AI Chatbot ignite debate over its ability to preserve democracy

Microsoft's Copilot reportedly shares conspiracy theories and inaccurate information when responding to US elections-related questions barely a few months before next year's poll.

The Guardian - US

Genetic testing firm 23andMe admits hackers accessed DNA data of 7m users

US company says ‘threat actor’ responsible for security breach that affected nearly half of its 14m reported users

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Wanna dip your toes in the Audiophile pool? These headphones are the way to go

The Black Friday deals are looking slick this year, and these audiophile deals aren't to be missed.

Metal Hammer

"That little bastard had chops!" The Police's Stewart Copeland explains why Slipknot's Joey Jordison was one of the greatest drummers of his generation

The Police drummer Stewart Copeland pays tribute to one of metal's greatest ever players

Inverse

The Smartest Sci-Fi Show of 2023 Just Dropped a Painfully Realistic Twist

'For All Mankind' Season 4 just got real about labor in space, and Episode 2, "Have a Nice Sol," has intriguing parallels to real concerns about how we'll explore the final frontier.

Zenger

Twitter’s Community Notes Faces Criticism Over Misflagging Trump Jr.’s Video

Elon Musk's Community Notes under scrutiny as it mistakenly flags video shared by Donald Trump Jr. during Israel-Hamas conflict.

Fortune

The scientist whose research was key to developing the COVID vaccines was demoted, had her salary cut, and threatened with deportation. Today, she won the Nobel Prize

Katalin Karikó, now a vice-president at BioNTech, saw her research undermined for years before the 2005 breakthrough that led to the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Guardian - AU

eSafety commissioner flags policy on child abuse material after Apple backflip

Tech to scan cloud storage services is operated by Meta, Microsoft and Google, but Apple stopped development last year to focus on warnings for explicit images

Reason

U.K. Government Finally Admits It Can't Scan for Child Porn Without Violating Everybody's Privacy

A surveillance authority in the country’s troubling Online Safety Bill won’t be enforced, officials say. But for how long?

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