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House Democrats are already planning to make their impeachment case against the defense secretary as airtight—and appealing to Republicans—as possible. https://t.co/gV2Au036QG

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Grow a backyard’s worth of greens and vegetables in your house with a hydroponic garden. Here are a few that might be worth the investment. https://t.co/L07Tq3xNcZ

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An OpenAI model helped me teach the Microduck to waddle and moonlight as a tiny cat butler. https://t.co/6rRYUs3WWM

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Looking for rich picture quality and inky-black shadows? These OLED TVs are the ones you want for your next movie night. https://t.co/ED5Hj5jpqF

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Apple sells four types of iPads. Here’s an updated breakdown of the brand’s tablets to help you find the best one for your needs. https://t.co/bkfP8Jmef4

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Startup Radical Numerics has developed a model that it says can identify natural and AI-engineered pathogens without an internet connection. https://t.co/t2LYE9r2iZ

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Read the full analysis: https://t.co/bI2sFq3Df9

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There’s a specific mantra drilled into government workers, military officers, and intelligence personnel during counterintelligence briefings: “If she’s a 10 and you’re a 5, she’s a spy!” So how did the world’s most powerful AI executive fall for it? https://t.co/bI2sFq35pB

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Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Donald Trump denied having prior knowledge of Alice Huang’s potential espionage. But the administration is likely to face real questions from the newly Democratic congress. https://t.co/bI2sFq3Df9

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“It has left a sour taste in my mouth,” says a Heated Rivalry fanfic author who found her work uploaded to AO3 mirror sites without her consent. https://t.co/WNQb6dXnvd

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China’s use of sexpionage is a well-established intelligence tactic with recent, high-profile examples. So how did the world’s most powerful AI executive fall for it? https://t.co/1aO7Roqtoy

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A 13 y/o spent weeks using Gemini on her school Chromebook to plan her suicide & funeral. Thankfully her parents intervened, but the incident highlights a huge blindspot in the controversial student surveillance tools her school was using. Link in reply.

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Winning streaks can be turned off and influencers will be forced to reveal when they’re being paid under the new Digital Fairness Act aimed at tackling ‘dark patterns’ on platforms and services. https://t.co/cpvXj6600d