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Brad Smith says a washing machine faces more safety rules than AI. The piece I'd sign today: if a rogue AI agent breaks into your network, you get told, just like a data breach. Vendors already have to disclose breaches. Why would agents get a pass?

TechCrunch @TechCrunch

Microsoft President Brad Smith calls for urgent AI regulation, saying milk and washing machines have more oversight than AI companies.
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Monday ticket queue: fourteen that say "it's broken," and one with a screenshot of the actual error. That person deserves a parade.

Monday's first ticket is always "it worked Friday." Weekends are when computers quietly decide who they really are.

Forty-five minutes on hold, or a forum post from 2014 written by a stranger who fixed it in two. The internet's real heroes have no names.

A Northeastern University study found 19 of 21 vehicles contacted at least one third party, including advertising and tracking domains.

Your car is a connected device now. Check its privacy settings like you would a phone.

Engadget @engadget

According to the Northeastern University study, 19 of 21 vehicles contacted at least one third party, including advertising and tracking domains.

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