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đ¤ Killer app idea: Eric Schmidt (the ex-Google guy) just said out loud what sci-fi movies have been yelling for decades, that AI could literally learn how to kill people if hacked. Speaking in London, he warned that guardrails can be removed and âbad actorsâ could teach AIs murder. Coming from the guy who helped build the internetâs brain, thatâs ⌠reassuring.
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đ Ohio says ânopeâ: An Ohio bill wants to legally block AI from ever being considered a person. That means no marriage, no property, no corporate board seats. Rep. Thaddeus Claggett says itâs about keeping âhumans in charge.â Probably also to avoid getting more âSave the Datesâ as Zoom call invites.Â
đ§ Too many tabs, huh: Microsoft quietly admitted OneDrive sync could be tanking Windows 11 performance. Itâs enabled by default, which is cute until File Explorer takes three years to open. If youâve got Windows, right-click that cloud icon and pause syncing to see if your PC stops wheezing. If youâve got Apple, keep laughing until that monthly iCloud bill comes in.Â
đ Party like itâs 1999: In Seattle, parents are reviving the landline, thanks to âTin Can,â a Wi-Fi-enabled corded phone (paywall link) that lets kids call friends without screens or TikTok. Itâs spreading fast: tens of thousands sold, and theyâre now back-ordered. Kids are actually thrilled to call friends. Next thing you know, theyâll be making mix tapes.Â