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Google’s Dark Patterns Trap Gemini Users Into Handing Over Their Data
Google's Gemini integration uses dark patterns like forced actions and hidden menus to make privacy opt outs punitive, trapping users into sharing data for AI training.
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Hugging Face ships a $399 duck robot you can retrain
Hugging Face unveiled Microduck, a $399 open source duck robot that learns tricks through reinforcement…
Keenable scores $26M from Accel for an agent-first web index
A Yandex search veteran's startup raised $26M to build a web index tuned for AI…
ChatGPT Work signs into your web accounts all by itself
ChatGPT Work can now store login cookies in its cloud browser and sign into your…
NVIDIA doubles edge AI speed with Jetson Orin Nano 2 module
NVIDIA's Jetson Orin Nano 2 doubles entry-level edge inference and cuts power draw 40 percent.
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OpenAI Orders GPT-5.5 to Never Mention Goblins. What Are They Hiding?
OpenAI's new system prompt for GPT-5.5 bans goblin talk, but the real scandal is the lack of transparency around what…
The Clippening Is Faking Sex Scenes with Actors’ Faces, and Nobody Cares
Micro drama studios are using generative AI to paste actors' faces onto explicit body doubles for fake sex scene advertisements,…
