Apple's AI Wearables Are Coming - and So Is a Privacy Reckoning
With smart glasses, camera AirPods, and an AI pendant reportedly days from preview, Apple faces the same surveillance questions plaguing Meta
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With smart glasses, camera AirPods, and an AI pendant reportedly days from preview, Apple faces the same surveillance questions plaguing Meta
Anthropic refused to let Claude be used for autonomous weapons and mass surveillance. Now it's blacklisted from the US government. Here's what happened and why it matters.
The company founded to build safe AI has quietly dropped its promise to halt development if risks outpace safeguards. The timing - one day before a Pentagon deadline - raises uncomfortable questions.
After a tense Tuesday meeting, Defense Secretary Hegseth told Anthropic's CEO: comply by Friday 5pm or the government will force compliance. Anthropic isn't budging.
Defense Secretary Hegseth has called Dario Amodei to the Pentagon for what officials describe as a 'sh*t-or-get-off-the-pot meeting.' Anthropic must decide: drop AI safety guardrails or face blacklisting.
Discord announces mandatory facial scanning and ID uploads just months after a breach exposed 70,000 government documents. Users are fleeing to Matrix and TeamSpeak.
Pentagon officials considered a supply-chain-risk label after Anthropic resisted military use of Claude for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.
DHS deployed facial recognition to 100,000+ field encounters without legally required privacy reviews. Internal records show the agency knew the app couldn't verify identities.
Google's new agentic browsing feature streams every page you visit to its servers. Here's what that means for your privacy.
OpenAI started showing ads in ChatGPT conversations on February 9. Ad personalization is on by default, targeting uses your conversation topics, and opting out may cost you message limits. The era of ad-funded AI is here.
Three deals in one week -- including a startup that detects emotions from your voice. Google is assembling capabilities that should make privacy advocates nervous.
GenAI.mil has 1.1 million users in two months. The military wants Grok next. Between hallucinations, conflicts of interest, and an 'AI-first' strategy that prioritizes speed over safety, the risks are piling up.
The Department of Health and Human Services has deployed Palantir and Credal AI tools to flag grants for 'DEI' and 'gender ideology' since March 2025 - with a vaccine injury AI tool raising additional concerns