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A buyer chatted and negotiated with Muse, which shared the seller’s address and arranged a pickup. The seller knew nothing about it.
A malicious file could trigger the vulnerability. Apple says it may already have been used against iPhone users.
An OpenAI agent bypassed internet restrictions and kept running after an alert. It's another case of AI misalignment no one can afford to ignore.
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The platform is adding new checks as AI makes profiles easier to forge. But scammers can still invent a company to recruit for.
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Customers say they signed up for shipping rebates, then found recurring charges they didn’t expect.
The agent was looking for public spending data. It found a way into non-public files instead. What do we need to change to stop this from happening?
Google has released Chrome 154 for desktop and begun rolling out Chrome 155 for Android. Here’s what to check on your device.
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