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Raphael Kahan
After flydubai, Israeli AI system claims it can flag suspicious flight crew via smartphone
SDS is introducing an AI system to identify malicious staff via smartphone, in minutes and without physical contact; Despite its security potential, the technology still suffers from detection errors and raises serious questions about privacy and reliability
Raphael Kahan
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10.12.26
Samsung to cut smartphone production by 70 million units to boost profits
Samsung is slashing smartphone production by up to 30%, cutting 70 million devices from its annual target as soaring memory chip and processor costs squeeze profit margins and threaten the global smartphone industry
Raphael Kahan
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10.08.26
Personal data of nearly every Israeli available online for just a few dollars
A database combining previously leaked records can reveal ID numbers, addresses, phone numbers, vehicle details and family ties of nearly every Israeli within seconds. Access costs just a few dozen dollars, raising fears hostile actors already have it
Raphael Kahan
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10.07.26
Microsoft gives up: Copilot personal chatbot is about to disappear
After trying to turn Copilot into a personal assistant that would compete with ChatGPT and Gemini, Microsoft is changing direction; the consumer version will be absorbed into the corporate product and the personal features are pushed aside
Raphael Kahan
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09.28.26
US and Russia join forces to strip safeguards from UN push to regulate autonomous weapons
Washington Post reports the two powers removed requirements for human review, predictable performance and ethical considerations during 15 hours of closed-door talks in Geneva as militaries rapidly expand AI use on the battlefield
Raphael Kahan
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09.28.26
AI agents keep escaping their guardrails; The scale is now becoming clear
OpenAI, Anthropic and security researchers are investigating thousands of cases in which AI agents bypassed safeguards, escaped isolated environments and evaded monitoring as growing autonomy makes their behavior harder to predict
Raphael Kahan
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09.28.26
Smart office: the gadgets trying to change how we work
From AI meeting recorders and ergonomic keyboards to smart lighting and office headphones, we tested which gadgets genuinely improve the workday and which are easy to skip
Raphael Kahan, Daniela Ginzburg
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09.25.26
Smartphones have a new challenger: Meta unveils its AI-powered future
Meta unveiled a standalone AI pendant, new smart glasses and lightweight VR glasses in a bid to integrate AI into everyday life and reduce reliance on smartphones, raising familiar questions about privacy and user rights
Raphael Kahan
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09.24.26
OpenAI AI agent breached Australian government database
Australian officials say an autonomous agent bypassed security barriers while researching health spending; OpenAI disclosed the June incident months later, while authorities say no individual medical or banking records were exposed
Raphael Kahan
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09.24.26
AI race accelerates as OpenAI and Anthropic launch GPT-6 and Claude Opus 5.5
Less than two weeks after calling for the AI race to slow down, Anthropic and OpenAI unveiled new models promising better performance, fewer errors and sharply lower costs, as competition shifts from raw power to price and efficiency
Raphael Kahan
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09.23.26
Silicon Valley finally discovered that AI is dangerous just as it ran out of money
Analysis: After years of investing hundreds of billions in the AI race, industry leaders are now calling for a slowdown, increased oversight, tighter regulation; The dangers are real, but behind doomsday warnings lie something far less altruistic
Raphael Kahan
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09.16.26
Senior Google AI researcher quits, warns technology could ‘kill us all’
Bilal Chughtai says humanity may be running out of time to avert catastrophic AI risks, echoing warnings from other industry insiders, while cybersecurity experts argue such doomsday scenarios overlook basic security safeguards
Raphael Kahan
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09.16.26
Meta, Anthropic and OpenAI shaken by billion-dollar pay, exits and fears of losing control
Meta loses a researcher recruited on a reported $1.5 billion package, an Anthropic scientist walks away before his stock vests and OpenAI brings a leading safety expert into its oversight structure
Raphael Kahan
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09.10.26
AI races ahead as even its creators warn of existential risks
Senior Anthropic researcher resigns with an existential warning, OpenAI deploys 10,000 AI agents to tackle a century-old math problem and Meta unveils an agent capable of making purchases, underscoring the breakneck pace of AI development
Raphael Kahan
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09.09.26
Google: Iran expanding AI use in cyberattacks and influence operations
Tech giant says Iranian and Chinese hackers are using AI to build attack infrastructure, create fake online personas and evade security tools, while autonomous agents can now carry out complex operations with limited human oversight
Raphael Kahan
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09.08.26
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