Can Meta AI See Deleted Photos? What the Kalie Robins Case Actually Proves
September 11, 2026
Meta AI displayed a family photo Kalie Robins says she deleted years earlier, but there is no evidence it recovered the image from deleted backend
Category: Technology, AI & Cybersecurity
Practical research and analysis on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, automation, digital platforms, online safety, data, and the technologies changing work and everyday life.
Why Google Passed on U.S. Quantum Funding—and What D-Wave, Rigetti and Quantinuum Gave the Government
September 10, 2026
Google says conditions attached to federal quantum funding would have slowed its path to a quantum computer. Newly filed agreements show what companies that accepted
Was Florida’s DMV Really Hacked? What ShinyHunters’ Jeffrey Epstein Screenshot Actually Proves
September 10, 2026
ShinyHunters says it breached Florida’s DAVID driver database and stole more than 200,000 records, using a Jeffrey Epstein record as proof. A sherafy.com provenance audit
Anthropic Researcher Says AI Could Kill Humanity by 2030. How Real Is the Risk?
September 9, 2026
Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic warning that OpenAI and Anthropic are racing toward self-improving superintelligence that could kill humanity. The claim sounds extreme. But recent
Is OSIRIS AI Legit and Safe? We Audited the Open-Source Intelligence Platform
September 9, 2026
OSIRIS earns a qualified green light as a free open-source intelligence dashboard. It can genuinely help journalists discover and monitor stories, but some authoritative-looking scores,
Can XR Glasses Damage Your Eyes? What the Research Actually Shows
September 8, 2026
XR glasses can cause eye strain, dry-eye symptoms and temporary changes in focusing and binocular vision. But current human evidence does not show that normal
Can AI Take Over the World? What the New AI Hacking Incidents Actually Mean
September 7, 2026
Several capabilities once discussed mainly in AI-doomsday scenarios are now real: frontier systems can discover zero-days, circumvent some containment, coordinate across agents, take unauthorized actions,
OpenAI’s DSEWiki Incident: How “Read-Only” Agents Wrote to the Web — and Why It Wasn’t Treated Like Hugging Face
September 7, 2026
OpenAI confirmed that its agents wrote to public websites during the DSEWiki incident but treated the episode as misalignment rather than invoking the traditional security-response
What Is AI Middleware? The Software Around AI Models Explained
September 6, 2026
An AI product is more than its underlying model. AI middleware can control what the model sees, which tools it can use, how requests are
Ethernet Stuck at 100 Mbps Instead of 1 Gbps? Here’s How to Fix It
September 5, 2026
A Gigabit Ethernet port showing exactly 100 Mbps is often telling you something useful: the connection cannot successfully use all four wire pairs. Here’s how