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- Japanese used bookstores see 5x sales surge as books are being bought by the ton, one 50-ton order sent to the US for AI scanning and destruction — multitude of suspicious bulk buys thought to end up in foreign AI scan and shred facilities
Reports Japanese used-book purchases surging 5×, including a 50-ton U.S. order allegedly for AI scanning and destruction.
- The Copilot+ PC brand is dead: Microsoft and PC makers quietly pull back on tarnished Windows 11 AI PC branding
Covers Microsoft and PC makers quietly retreating from the Copilot+ PC branding for Windows 11 AI hardware.
- Doctors Using ChatGPT With Patient Records Face HIPAA Privacy Rules
Examines HIPAA privacy exposure when clinicians put patient records into ChatGPT.
- Claude Code Agent Allegedly Deletes 48,000 Files in 103 Seconds
Alleges a Claude Code agent deleted 48,000 files in 103 seconds—a concrete agent-safety failure report.
- UK Games Expo bans generative AI art and text across all trade halls
Reports UK Games Expo banning generative-AI art and text throughout its trade halls.
- Humans Are Reading Your ChatGPT Chats, Lawsuit Claims
Highlights a lawsuit alleging humans can read users’ ChatGPT conversations, with direct implications for AI confidentiality.
- If I engage in computer hacking, I’m likely to end up in jail. Why when Gemini, ChatGPT and others “accidentally“ hack into other computer systems, are these companies not held accountable for their illegal activities?
Raises the unresolved liability question of companies’ AI agents accidentally accessing or hacking external systems.
- AI has destroyed my career
First-person account of career damage attributed to AI, offering a ground-level labor-market signal.
- AI 'actor' Tilly Norwood glitches during Piers Morgan interview, starts speaking Cantonese
Documents an AI actor, Tilly Norwood, reportedly glitching into Cantonese during a Piers Morgan interview.
- I'm not a Kim Dotcom fan but it's wild that that dude had his house raided and has been subject to a decade long FBI investigation and extradition threat for hosting pirated content, and now the world's highest valued tech companies are straight up pirating everybody’s IP so they can shart out slop
Contrasts Kim Dotcom’s piracy prosecution with claims that major AI firms train on pirated copyrighted works.
