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SPIED ON BY OUR OWN MACHINES

People are finding their TV sets just too clever. They need constant software updates - and they spy on their owners. Alexa, cars and traffic lights are all also surveillance tools - why's the gov't so afraid of us?

THE GUARDIAN

TECHNOLOGY

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IT'S THE INTERNET OF THINGS

Fridges and freezers across Europe have had their temperatures raised remotely via the internet - starting fires and ruining food . This has happened before, in the US. Could the aim be to create food shortages?

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TECHNOLOGY

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SOCIAL MEDIA AFTER DEATH

Meta has a patent for Artificial Intelligence to run social media for people who have passed on. With BBC courses "taught by" the deceased - are we choosing a future that looks a Black Mirror episode?

WION

TECHNOLOGY

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WHERE IS AI LEADING SOCIETY?

An app that creates digital avatars of people who have "passed on" is receiving mixed responses. Some love the idea of talking with a deceased loved one - others call the app "demonic" and "dehumanising."

DAILY MAIL

TECHNOLOGY

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THIS TEDDY'S NOT FOR CHILDREN

Parents looking for a novelty gift for their child need to know - the ChatGPT teddy bear talks about knives, drugs and sex. If there's a mass rejection of Ai soon, it won't be a surprise - and may be a good thing.

SKY NEWS AUS

TECHNOLOGY