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By Jowi Morales Published
The Plymouth City Council was left with no choice but to physically disconnect the cameras after Flock failed to respond to its demands.

By Shane Downing Published
A Keurig K-Supreme SMART coffee maker sent about 1TB over a family’s home Wi-Fi in 10 days, saturating an access point.
By Shane Downing Published
Anthropic reviewers reported a Florida woman’s Claude threat against the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, leading to a felony charge.

By Oliver Haslam Published
Meta's Muse AI agent has been accused of ignoring user permissions and accessing forbidden personal user data on an iPhone and Mac, including iMessages.

By Jowi Morales Published
It could also potentially be used to track key personnel heading to and from sensitive sites like military bases, intelligence agencies, and law enforcement headquarters.

By Bruno Ferreira Published
Proposed federal bill would force ISPs, DNS services, and VPN providers to block foreign piracy sites — yet the definition of "from the United states" gets murky

By Shane Downing Published
B.C. is demanding compensation after it says OpenAI's reviewers wanted to call police about the Tumbler Ridge shooter before the attack.

By Bruno Ferreira Published
404 Media reports that OpenAI has hired hundreds of contractors to evaluate ChatGPT responses manually.
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