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AssuranceAmerica s data breach exposed driver s license numbers and insurance details of nearly 7 million people after an employee was targeted.

Samsung Family Hub refrigerator ads, Jeep dashboard messages and Windows 11 lock screen promotions are turning paid devices into billboards.

Teleoperated humanoid robots completed two live gallbladder surgeries on pigs, marking a first for general-purpose machines in the operating room.

Smart TVs ship with ACR enabled by default, tracking everything you watch. A 10-step checklist covers privacy settings, VPN setup and guest wifi.

Tesla Robotaxi launches in Miami with a limited geofence covering only West Miami, Doral and Sweetwater, leaving out most major destinations.

Data brokers collect public records, property deeds and voter rolls to build profiles that expose your address, phone number and relatives to scammers.

The flexible diving suit lets cyborg cockroaches survive underwater for up to three hours, opening new possibilities for flood and earthquake rescue.

The new Save Media setting allows Google to use your Google Lens images, voice searches and uploaded files to train AI models for four years.

A fake "Meta Verrified" Messenger chat threatens Facebook account deletion within 24 hours, but six major red flags reveal this phishing scam.

Aseon Labs is building robotic pods that clean, charge and inspect robotaxis closer to riders, but cities face tough questions about placement.

A fake flyer promising free athletic shoes uses VA branding and real phone numbers to trick veterans into sharing sensitive personal information.

Isaac 1 by Weave Robotics folds laundry, makes beds and tidies rooms autonomously, but its cameras and remote teleoperation raise privacy questions.

Stay up to date on the latest AI technology advancements and learn about the challenges and opportunities AI presents now and for the future.

The DOJ charged 455 people in a $6.5 billion healthcare fraud takedown, but victims face a harder battle fixing their corrupted medical records.

Google says UC San Diego plans to launch a 2,000 Pixel phone data center in fall 2026, turning retired smartphone motherboards into low-carbon servers.