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NJ lawyer fined $3,000 for AI-generated fake case law. But this isn't an AI problem—it's professional negligence disguised as technological failure.

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Lawyer Fined $3k for Submitted AI-Generated Case Law

Another day, another headline screaming about AI gone rogue in the legal profession. This time, it's New Jersey attorney Sukjin Henry Cho, slapped...

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Neuralink's thought-to-text trials represent more than medical breakthrough—they're the opening chapter of direct neural interface computing that will redefine human capability.

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Neuralink's October Launch: The Beginning of Human-Computer Symbiosis

This October, Neuralink begins human trials for thought-to-text neural implants, and we're witnessing the first credible step toward genuine human-AI...

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Google's Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) promises AI agent commerce infrastructure, but resembles crypto-era speculation more than genuine technological necessity. A critical analysis.

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Google's AP2: The Next Crypto-Finance Bro Fantasy or Genuine Infrastructure?

Google just unveiled its Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), a framework designed to let AI agents execute actual financial transactions across everything...

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Nothing raises $200M at $1.3B valuation promising AI-native devices, abandoning successful design-focused strategy for failed AI hardware market that killed Humane and Rabbit.

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Nothing Launches AI-Native Devices

Carl Pei wants you to believe that Nothing, a London startup best known for transparent phone cases and LED light strips, is about to revolutionize...

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Liner giants deploy AI cargo screening to combat ship fires from mis-declared dangerous goods—finally tackling the industry's deadliest supply chain problem with smart technology.

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Maritime Industry Adopts AI to Reduce Shipping Fires

The maritime industry just experienced something rare: a collective moment of clarity. After watching ship fires reach their highest level in a...

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Chinese AI tool Villager automates cyberattacks with zero human oversight—democratizing digital destruction while regulators fumble with decade-old playbooks.

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When AI Becomes the Getaway Driver: Why Villager Proves We're Not Ready

The cybersecurity community just witnessed something unsettling: the birth of Villager, an AI tool that transforms script kiddies into digital...

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Claude Pro's new memory feature lets users reference past chats on-demand, offering enterprise-friendly AI capabilities with explicit privacy controls and governance features.

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Claude's New Memory Feature: A Strategic Move for Enterprise AI

Claude Pro users can now reference past conversations through a new "Search and reference chats" feature that launched in August 2025. This...

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Silicon Valley's $99 Friend necklace promises to cure loneliness with AI companionship but delivers harassment, social isolation, and surveillance. We examine why this

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The AI Friend Necklace

A 22-year-old Harvard dropout wants to strap a listening device around your neck and charge you $99 for the privilege of being bullied by an AI...

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Healthcare organizations celebrate AI tool rollouts, but monitoring and governance determine actual success. The AMA's oversight framework reveals what happens when the celebration ends.

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Healthcare Organizations Accelerate AI Tool Rollouts, But...

The confetti has been swept up, the press releases have been published, and your healthcare AI tool is officially "live." Congratulations—you've...

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Starbucks deploys AI tablets to count oat milk and caramel drizzle at 11,000 stores. Because apparently humans can't count inventory—or can they? A reality check on automation necessity.

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Starbucks Deploys AI Tablets to Count Inventory at 11,000 Stores

There's something beautifully absurd about using "3D spatial intelligence, computer vision, and augmented reality" to count how many bottles of...

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Taco Bell's AI drive-through disaster—from 18,000 water orders to endless drink loops—reveals why automation theater often beats actual automation. A reality check on AI implementation.

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TacoBell Rethinks AI After Man Orders 18,000 Waters

Nothing quite captures the absurdist comedy of our AI moment like a Taco Bell customer accidentally ordering 18,000 water cups and breaking the...

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Google quietly launches NotebookLM audio upgrades and Stax evaluation toolkit while dodging Chrome breakup talks. Smart strategy or regulatory deflection?

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Google Launches NotebookLM Audio Upgrades

While regulatory wolves circle Chrome's doorstep, Google just pulled a classic magician's trick: Look at the shiny new AI features while we quietly...

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10 AI Prompts That'll Actually Save You Time (Not Just Impress Your Coworkers)

Forget the robots-taking-over headlines. These 10 prompts will show you how to use AI for the boring stuff you actually need to get done—like writing emails that don't suck, brainstorming ideas when your brain is fried, and automating the repetitive tasks eating your day.

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