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Articles by Sami Khan
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Meta's New AI Agent 'Muse' Can Run Your Life: Who Is Liable When It Makes a Costly Mistake?
Meta unveils Muse, an AI agent that autonomously manages tasks like emails and payments. While promising efficiency, it raises concerns about privacy, security, and legal liability in autonomous AI actions.
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FBI Investigates Massive Breach of 153 Million IDs, Including Pete Hegseth's Driver's Licence
The FBI is investigating an alleged data breach involving 153 million driver's licence records linked to IDScan.net, raising national security concerns due to potential exposure of sensitive government data.
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China-Linked Hackers Snuck Into Hotel Rooms to Hack Executives' Laptops Using an Old-School USB Trick
A China-linked hacking group exploited USB attacks to compromise executive laptops at a Hainan conference, highlighting gaps in physical security and device configuration, according to CrowdStrike.
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Developers Reportedly Laid Off Amid 'AI Transformation' Build a Tool to Fire Their CEOs
OpenExecutive, an AI system developed by laid-off software engineers, automates executive functions using a multi-agent architecture, challenging traditional leadership.
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ChatGPT, Claude and Grok Went Down Together: But How Did Gemini Avoid a Major Outage?
On 3 September 2026, ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok faced outages, raising concerns about cloud reliability and AI workload concentration among major providers.
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'We're Gonna Put a Camera Up Your A**': 23 Remote Workers Quit After Billionaire Boss's Warning
Billionaire attorney John Morgan's controversial stance on remote work surveillance sparks 23 resignations, spotlighting the growing debate over employee monitoring technology and workplace privacy.
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Teen Girls Secretly Filmed and Harassed at School: Boys Use Smart Glasses to Create Viral Content
Smart AI glasses are used in schools for non-consensual recordings, raising privacy concerns and prompting bans. Critics warn of legal issues and call for stricter regulations.
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Tim Cook's One Big Apple Bet Nobody Took Seriously, Until It Became His Defining Product
Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO after 15 years, leaving a legacy of massive revenue growth, market cap expansion, and product innovation, including the transformative Apple Watch.
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Is Outlook Down? Microsoft Outlook Outage Hits Thousands Across US: Here's What Happened
Microsoft Outlook experienced a major outage due to a broken authentication component, affecting thousands of users. The disruption extended to other Microsoft services like Azure, Teams, and OneDrive.
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What Is Apple Hiding in Its 'Surprise and Shine' Invite? The Glowing Logo Holds a Clue
Apple's 'Surprise and Shine' event on September 9 will unveil new products, including a foldable iPhone and updates to the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, under new CEO John Ternus.
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