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Raphael Kahan
OpenAI proposes 5% US government stake to ease Washington pressure
Altman’s plan would place major AI developers’ equity into a public investment fund modeled on Alaska’s dividend system, as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare for possible trillion-dollar IPOs
Raphael Kahan
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07.02.26
Your next computer won’t wait for you: inside the AI agent PC race
Chip giants are racing to turn PCs into autonomous AI agents, shifting computing from cloud to device; At Computex 2026, Nvidia, Intel, AMD and Qualcomm showcased on-device AI that could reshape work, learning and hardware while raising costs
Raphael Kahan
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07.02.26
Meta AI launches in Israel with Hebrew support and WhatsApp integration
Meta’s new assistant is now available in Hebrew through WhatsApp, desktop and mobile, offering content generation, image analysis and reasoning tasks, but it enters a crowded market already dominated by powerful rivals
Raphael Kahan
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06.30.26
Kids beat Australia’s social media ban by simply lying about their age
Six months after the under-16 ban took effect, most minors are still using TikTok, Instagram and other blocked platforms, exposing the limits of old-style regulation in the digital age
Raphael Kahan
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06.30.26
The year’s most intriguing gadget: a movie screen that fits in your pocket
A 171-inch virtual screen, impressive OLED display and private cinema feel anywhere; we tested XREAL One Pro glasses to see if they are the future of personal screens or another pricey gadget not ready for the masses
Raphael Kahan
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06.29.26
From Ukraine to the Middle East, South Korea turns half a million troops into ‘drone warriors’
After watching cheap drones reshape battlefields in Ukraine and the Middle East, Seoul plans to train every active-duty service member, buy tens of thousands of attack drones and build defenses against future swarms
Raphael Kahan
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06.28.26
Even Kylie Jenner was recruited: The race to put smartphones on our faces
After Google Glass flopped, smart glasses are back, powered by AI, cameras and billions; Meta leads, Google and Samsung are gearing up and Apple is waiting; but will we swap smartphones for computers on our faces?
Raphael Kahan
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06.28.26
HOVERAir X1 Pro review: an AI camera drone that launches from your palm
The HOVERAir X1 Pro launches from your hand, tracks users at up to 60 km/h (37 mph) with AI and records impressive 4K footage without a controller; we tested the autonomous camera drone to see if its ease of use outweighs its noise, battery life and price
Raphael Kahan
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06.28.26
Israel aims to become an AI superpower; price tag could reach tens of billions of dollars
Israel’s push to become an AI superpower includes a 100,000-GPU plan and sovereign infrastructure, amid warnings over cost and execution
Raphael Kahan
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06.25.26
Intelligence services warn of next-generation AI: 'capable of carrying out destructive cyberattacks'
They warn that advanced AI models with offensive cyber capabilities are just months away from launch; Meanhwile, the US has restricted access to the new Anthropic models for fear of leaking particularly sensitive and advanced capabilities
Raphael Kahan
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06.24.26
Meta’s AI employee surveillance backfires, exposing workers’ sensitive data
Internal system designed to record keystrokes, mouse clicks and screenshots of Meta employees to train AI models became a major security failure after a permissions flaw exposed personal, medical and financial data inside the company
Raphael Kahan
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06.23.26
Polymarket paid influencers to fake huge wins, WSJ reports
Investigation says the crypto prediction platform used paid young creators, replica websites and online commenters to make staged profits look authentic, raising new questions about transparency as competition in prediction markets intensifies
Raphael Kahan
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06.22.26
FBI: Chinese hackers behind massive AI-powered phishing network that stole millions of cards
FBI, Google and Lumen dismantled Chinese phishing network that stole 3.87M credit cards, causing $1.9B in losses, using Google’s Gemini AI to create fake sites and bypass security systems, US indictment says
Raphael Kahan
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06.17.26
OpenAI considers aggressive price reductions as Anthropic gains ground in AI market
AI price war shifts from capability to cost: OpenAI considers steep price cuts to counter Anthropic’s rapid rise; The move targets token pricing pressure, amid soaring compute costs and looming IPO risks, possibly lowering user prices
Raphael Kahan
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06.11.26
Meta reduced content moderation and threats of violence, hate speech jumped fourfold
New report claims that since Meta reduced its automated filtering, enforcement on its platforms, the volume of threats, harassment and hate speech has skyrocketed; Researchers point to combination of broader 'freedom of expression' policies and increased exposure to political content
Raphael Kahan
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06.10.26
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