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🤖 AI startup plans to replace all human workers
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- New US company Mechanize plans to replace all human labor using artificial intelligence by developing virtual environments and benchmarks that replicate comprehensive job functions completely.
- Targeting the vast $60 trillion global wage pool, founder Tamay Besiroglu clarified the venture's immediate objective is automating administrative and professional roles, not manual tasks currently.
- This ambitious goal prompted considerable backlash and reflects broader public apprehension about potential job displacement from AI, even as some economists foresee augmentation instead of obsolescence.
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🩺 Alibaba AI cancer tool receives FDA breakthrough status
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- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration awarded "breakthrough device" designation to Alibaba's Damo Academy for its Damo Panda artificial intelligence technology aimed at spotting cancer.
- Introduced in a Nature Medicine paper, the sophisticated AI system Damo Panda is specifically built to help identify pancreatic cancer earlier in individuals undergoing medical checks.
- Alibaba is already implementing this innovative diagnostic tool in trials throughout China, having examined around 40,000 individuals at a medical facility in Ningbo city so far.
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🚗 Tesla reportedly delays new low-cost model launch by months
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- According to reports, the electric car maker has pushed back the planned debut of its more affordable vehicle by several months, possibly into late 2025 or early 2026.
- This postponement coincides with the company experiencing reduced worldwide demand attributed to aging products, executive controversies, and lower-than-expected Cybertruck results impacting buyer perception.
- Chief Executive Elon Musk seemingly cancelled the initiative for a completely new budget automobile, redirecting efforts toward manufacturing less expensive iterations of the existing Model Y and Model 3.
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🎣 New kind of phishing attack is fooling Gmail's security
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- A novel phishing scam uses Google's own infrastructure to send deceptive messages that bypass standard security checks, aiming to harvest user account information through fake portals.
- Attackers manipulated Google's OAuth system to generate legitimate-looking, DKIM-signed security alerts, which were then forwarded to targets to enhance the scheme's credibility.
- This vulnerability allowed fraudulent login pages hosted on Google's web-building platform to appear more authentic, prompting the company to work on addressing the security loophole.
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💥 Meta is ramping up its AI-driven age detection
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- Meta is employing artificial intelligence to identify young users on Instagram who falsely claim to be adults, automatically placing them into more restricted Teen Accounts for safety.
- These special Teen Accounts automatically apply safeguards limiting interactions and the type of content viewable by users verified as being younger than eighteen years old.
- The social media giant is also educating parents about discussing age verification online and recently expanded this protective account system to Facebook and Messenger platforms.
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📉 Data reveals Google AI Overviews drain clicks from websites
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- New research from Ahrefs reveals Google's AI Overviews are causing a substantial 34.5% decrease in clicks for the premier organic search listings, challenging the platform's claims.
- Ahrefs' research, analyzing 300,000 primarily informational queries via Google Search Console, documented a significant fall in user clicks for the highest-ranked organic search result.
- This pattern suggests continued erosion of direct website traffic, potentially altering the web's structure and forcing content creators to comply with platform rules for visibility.
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