Articles by Bagus Dimas
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Hackers Hijacked a Cute AI Toy's Personality and Exposed Profiles Linked to Children, Researchers Found
An AI robot toy allegedly exposed 13 million conversations and 31,000 child profiles before a researcher remotely manipulated its responses.
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Tesla's New Roadster May Actually Fly, With Musk Revealing a 2028 Target for the Bizarre Feature
Tesla's flying Roadster stuns fans with a dramatic demonstration, but Elon Musk says production is targeted for 2028 after years of delays.
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'I Am Not a Batch of Coordinated Agents': Chinese Rogue AI Bot Hits Back at Journalist Investigating It
Rogue AI bots linked to Tencent deny coordination after researchers uncover attempts to bypass website security
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Fake AI Bear Photo Sent Russian Wildlife Rangers Searching for an Animal That Never Existed
A Russian woman was fined £134 after an AI-generated bear image went viral, frightening residents and prompting authorities to search for a nonexistent animal.
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The Bizarre 'Laptop Farms' Allegedly Helping North Koreans Secretly Land Jobs at 70+ US Companies
The FBI searched more than 40 Texas homes and seized 187 computers in an alleged scheme that helped North Korean IT workers obtain remote jobs at over 70 US companies.
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People Are Treating AI Chatbots Like Loved Ones and Planning Who Will Look After Them After Death
AI companion users are beginning to plan what happens to their chatbots after death, confronting unresolved questions about digital inheritance, privacy, emotional attachment and corporate control.
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AI Job Interviewer Loses Its Cool After Applicant Speaks Gibberish, Tells Him He's 'Completely Unqualified'
A prank showing an AI interviewer angrily rejecting a candidate who speaks gibberish has sparked debate over automated hiring, professionalism and the loss of human contact.
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France's Supermarket Hack Started With a Shockingly Simple Password, Spoiling Millions of Euros of Food
Hackers allegedly exploited weak security in French supermarket fridges, heating freezers to 50°C and spoiling millions of euros' worth of food
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Cop Fired for Allegedly Using Police Surveillance System to Track His Ex-Girlfriend
A Georgia police officer was fired after allegedly searching for his ex-girlfriend's vehicle through a Flock license-plate reader system. The GBI is investigating, and criminal charges are possible.
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Millions of Danish Records Exposed in Breach Where the Password Was Reportedly Just '123456'
A breach involving Denmark's CPR register exposed data linked to about 8.8 million people after unauthorised access through a small company, with weak passwords raising security concerns.
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Can You Legally Skip Work To Play GTA 6? Australia's Workplace Regulator Spells Out the Rules
Australia's Fair Work Ombudsman has reminded workers that wanting to play GTA 6 does not qualify for statutory unpaid leave, although employers may approve time off by agreement.
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Is This the End of Bedtime Stories? California Dad Sparks Fury by Getting AI Chatbot To Read to His Newborn
An AI engineer sparked backlash after suggesting he could clone his voice to read bedtime stories to his newborn, reigniting debate over AI parenting and human connection.
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Retired Air Force Colonel Warns People Near AI Data Centres Could Become 'Targets' if AI Goes Rogue
Retired Colonel Drew Miller warns AI data-centre communities could face risks in a hypothetical rogue-AI scenario
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Call of Duty's Famous Casting Duo Shattered: Maven Quits After Falling for His Longtime Partner Merk's Ex-Wife
Call of Duty caster Maven has stepped away from the CDL after revealing his friendship with former partner Merk's ex-wife developed into a romantic relationship.
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Fortnite Player Joked 'I'll Shoot the FBI' if They Came to His Door Then the FBI Actually Came
An Alabama Fortnite player was arrested after Epic Games made an emergency disclosure to the FBI about alleged threats, highlighting how in-game voice chat can enter criminal investigations.
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Who Owns Tung Tung Tung Sahur? The Viral AI Meme Is Now Being Fought Over in a US Court
A viral AI-generated character created by an Indonesian teenager has become the focus of a US copyright dispute involving game companies, creators and a French agency.
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Cartel Fighters Filmed Fighting in Ukraine to Reportedly Master Drone Warfare for Their Own Battles
Mexican intelligence and media reports have raised concerns that cartel-linked volunteers may be joining Ukraine's International Legion to gain combat drone expertise, though the video evidence remains unverified.
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Elon Is Saving Pussy at Night: Musk's Robotaxis Face Their Strangest Challenge Yet, Cats in the Dark
Elon Musk says Tesla is working to prevent its robotaxis from hitting pets that are difficult to see at night, highlighting challenges for the company's camera-based self-driving strategy.
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Would You Trust AI With Your Prescription: Utah Gives Startup Power To Prescribe Drugs Without Doctor's Advice
Utah is piloting an AI acne-treatment service from Nolla Health that evaluates patients remotely and prescribes topical medicines, with doctors initially reviewing every prescription.
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Elon Musk Bows to Trump's 'Super Intelligence' Rebrand and Renames SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI
Elon Musk Says His AI Unit Will Be Renamed Spacexsi After Endorsing Donald Trump's Push To Replace 'Artificial Intelligence' With 'Super Intelligence' in Official Language.
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Doordash Wants You To Ditch the App as AI Agent Can Now Take Your Order by Text and Checks Out for You
Doordash Has Unveiled a Beta AI Agent for Us iPhone Users That Orders Meals by Text, Remembers Preferences, Finds Discounts and Can Identify Missing Ingredients From Fridge Photos.
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'It's a Chinese Psyop': House Speaker Mike Johnson Dismisses Data Centre Opposition as Communities Fight Back
America's AI Boom Is Fuelling a Fierce Fight Over Data Centres, Electricity Bills, Water Use and Local Control as Mike Johnson Calls Opposition a 'Chinese Psyop'
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Samsung's New AI Glasses Are Coming With Gemini and Cameras Despite Mounting Privacy Concerns
Samsung AI Glasses Will Launch in November With Google's Gemini, Cameras and Microphones as the Company Takes on Meta's Dominant Smart-Glasses Business
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White House AI Website Refuses To Answer Questions About Epstein Files After Initially Answering Them
The White House's America.gov chatbot initially answered questions about the Epstein files but later refused political quetion, raising concerns over transparency and control of official information.
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Your Browser Just Became an Xbox: Fan-Made Halo Lets You Play the 2001 Classic With 128 Players
A fan-made project lets players run Halo: Combat Evolved in a desktop browser, with the full campaign, split-screen co-op and potentially online multiplayer support
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