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This is quite literally what Skynet does to infiltrate the human resistance with the T-800, T-850, and T-888 series Terminators, which are Cyberdyne Systems infiltrator units covered in bio-engineered living tissue, including skin, blood, and hair, over a metal endoskeleton.

I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

AI voice scams can sound like your child, your parent, or a close family member asking for help right now. This guide explains how scammers clone voices, why the calls feel so real, and the simple steps that help you slow down and verify before money moves. Read more:

A guy built a fake band, put it on Spotify, and 80,000 people had no idea. Then it got even weirder and the tech behind this is wild: - Used Suno AI to generate every song sounded completely real. - Created AI music videos with fake members and faces. - Built fake bios and a Tokyo address to sell the story. - 80,000+ monthly listeners, fans had it in their Spotify Wrapped top 5, merch was selling​. - Community sleuths exposed it and the AI-generated hands in the videos gave it away, creator traced to Europe, not Japan​ But here's where it gets insane: Instead of running, the creator flew to Tokyo and recruited 7 real musicians to perform the AI songs live​. they've played multiple shows, more are booked​. the creator's response: "In an age where AI is taking everyone's jobs, this has actually created jobs. It's done the complete opposite."​ This is the first time ever an AI fake band became a real touring act and it worked. Nobody in the music industry knows what to do about it​​.

🚨 ROLEX EXPERT WARNS “SUPER CLONES” ARE NOW SO REALISTIC EVEN JEWELERS CAN’T SPOT THE FAKES — AND IT’S ABOUT TO GET WORSE A veteran watch dealer with nearly 30 years in the business says the fake Rolex market has quietly crossed a line most people don’t realize. Years ago, spotting a fake was easy. “You could hand it to me and before you finished your sentence I’d say… nope, fake.” But now? He says the new wave of “super clone” Rolex watches look so convincing that he can’t judge them by eye anymore. Now he has to: • Open the watch • Put on a jeweler’s loupe • Inspect every detail inside and out And even then… it’s getting harder. According to him, the factories producing these clones are improving every single year, and within the next 2–3 years, he believes it could become nearly impossible for anyone without decades of experience to tell the difference. He says the same thing is already happening in luxury jewelry. “Just like Cartier. They stopped authenticating Cartier bangles and Van Cleef pieces because the replicas got so good they couldn’t reliably tell the difference.” The bigger problem? He says fewer young watchmakers are entering the trade, meaning fewer experts who even know what to look for. If “super clones” become indistinguishable from the real thing… what happens to the entire luxury watch market?

Researchers trained a humanoid robot to play tennis using only 5 hours of motion capture data The robot can now sustain multi-shot rallies with human players, hitting balls traveling >15 m/s with a ~90% success rate AlphaGo for every sport is coming

Incredible. Not a single person in this video is alive. AI is moving insanely fast.

If your friends aren't talking about: — Feed me chicken — Refill my water bowl — Clean up my poop — Sweep the hair I've left everywhere — Let's go for a walk It's time to find new friends at the local animal shelter.