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Journalists decided to test whether the Grok chatbot still generates non‑consensual sexualized images, even after xAI, Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, and X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, promised tighter safeguards.
Unsurprisingly, it does.
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Some software providers have decided to lead by example and offer users a choice about the Artificial Intelligence (AI) features built into their products.
The latest example is Mozilla, which now offers users a one-click option to disable generative AI features ...
When data resurfaces, it never comes back weaker. A newly shared dataset tied to AT&T shows just how much more dangerous an “old” breach can become once criminals have enough of the right details to work with.
The dataset, privately circulated since February 2, 2026, is described as AT&T customer data likely gathered over the years. It doesn’t just contain a f...
Bondu’s AI plush toy exposed a web console that let anyone with a Gmail account read about 50,000 private chats between children and their cuddly toys.
Bondu’s toy is marketed as:
“A soft, cuddly toy powered by AI that can chat, teach, and play with your child.”
What it doesn’t say is that anyone with a Gmail account could read the transcripts from vir...
Most iPhone owners have hopefully learned to manage app permissions by now, including allowing location access. But there’s another layer of location tracking that operates outside these controls. Your cellular carrier has been collecting your location data all along, and until now, there was nothing you could do about it.
Apple just changed this in iOS 26.3 with a ne...