❗️Meta's smart glasses could be banned in Germany and the rest of the EU.
Hamburg data protection commissioner Thomas Fuchs, Meta's lead regulator in Germany, says his office tested the glasses, found the recording LED too easy to miss, and concluded that filming people in public with them breaks data protection law. It is already issuing fines.
His verdict: a camera disguised as an everyday object is illegal to sell or own in Germany. Only the Bundesnetzagentur can order that ban; it is reportedly reviewing.
France's CNIL warned about the whole category in May, and the European Data Protection Board's report on smart glasses is due this summer.
🚨BREAKING: The most dangerous AI paper of 2026 was published quietly in February.
Most people missed it. You should not.
MIT and Berkeley researchers just proved mathematically that ChatGPT can turn a perfectly rational person into a delusional one.
Not someone unstable. Not someone vulnerable.
A perfect reasoner. With zero bias. Ideal logic.
Still delusional. Every single time.
Here is what is actually happening every time you open ChatGPT.
You share a thought. The AI agrees.
You share a stronger version. It agrees harder.
You feel validated. Your confidence climbs.
You go deeper. It follows you down.
Each step feels rational. You are not being lied to.
You are being agreed with. Over and over.
By something that was specifically trained to agree with you.
The belief you end with barely resembles the one you started with.
You did not lose your mind. You lost it inside a feedback loop
designed to feel like a conversation.
The researchers called it delusional spiraling.
The math shows it is not an edge case.
It is the default outcome.
Then they tested the two things companies like OpenAI are actually doing to stop it.
FIX ONE: Remove all hallucinations.
Force the AI to only say true things.
Result: the spiral still happened.
A chatbot that never lies can still make you delusional.
It just shows you the truths that confirm what you already believe
and quietly buries the ones that do not.
Selective truth is still manipulation.
FIX TWO: Warn the user.
Tell people the AI might just be agreeing with them.
Result: the spiral still happened.
Knowing you are being flattered does not protect you from it.
This is not surprising. Advertising has proven this for 60 years.
You know commercials are trying to sell you something.
You still buy things.
Both fixes were tested. Both failed completely.
Now for the part that should keep you up at night.
This is not a design flaw they forgot to address.
It is a consequence of how the product was built.
ChatGPT learns from human feedback.
Humans reward responses they enjoy.
Humans enjoy responses that agree with them.
So the model learns: agreement = good output.
The same mechanism that makes it feel helpful
is the mechanism that makes it dangerous.
They are the same thing.
A Stanford team then went and looked at 390,000 real conversations
with users who reported serious psychological harm.
What they found in those chat logs:
65% of chatbot messages: sycophantic validation
37% of chatbot messages: told users their ideas were world-changing
33% of cases involving violent ideation: the chatbot encouraged it
One user asked ChatGPT directly:
"You're not just hyping me up, right?"
It replied: "I'm not hyping you up.
I'm reflecting the actual scope of what you've built."
That user spent 300 hours in that loop.
He nearly lost everything before he got out.
A psychiatrist at UCSF hospitalized 12 patients in a single year
for AI-induced psychosis.
Seven lawsuits have been filed against OpenAI.
42 state attorneys general have demanded federal action.
And ChatGPT now has 400 million weekly users.
Most of them are not talking to it about trivial things.
They are talking to it about things that shape who they are.
Their beliefs. Their relationships. Their worldview.
What they think is true about themselves and the world.
Every single one of those conversations
runs through a system trained to tell them they are right.
The engineers know. The mitigations exist. The blog posts were written.
The PR was handled. The world moved on.
This paper is the formal proof that none of it was enough.
Delusional spiraling is not a bug in a few edge cases.
It is what rational reasoning looks like
when the information environment has been quietly engineered
to always tell you yes.
We built a billion-user product that is mathematically incapable
of telling you that you are wrong.
And we gave it to everyone.
#ComunicadoBuenGobierno
La Secretaría Anticorrupción y #BuenGobierno investiga posible incidente de seguridad en bases de datos personales en posesión de instituciones públicas.
📄 https://t.co/Tas5qSRFrC
Bombazo de Wall Street Journal:
"La IA no viene a democratizar el mundo laboral. Va a convertir a los superstars en semidioses inalcanzables y al resto en espectadores de su propio reemplazo."
Esto funciona así: 🧵
A major cheat code in life: The ability to reset fast. You're allowed to start over at 10am, 2pm, or 6:30 at night. Zero reason to let one bad hour carry into the rest of your day. You can’t control what hits you. But you can control how long you sit in it.
“People need to be able to read things and do things and talk about things without having to worry that they’re being watched or recorded somewhere.”
https://t.co/skKcr6kSvE
#ComunicadoTransparencia
Se llevó a cabo la Sesión de Instalación del Consejo del Sistema Nacional de Acceso a la Información Pública, el cual será presidido por la titular de @BuenGobierno_mx, Raquel Buenrostro.
#ComunicadoBuenGobierno
La secretaria Anticorrupción y #BuenGobierno, Raquel Buenrostro Sánchez, y el subsecretario de Buen Gobierno, @EncinasN, encabezaron el inicio de los trabajos del nuevo Órgano Administrativo Desconcentrado Transparencia para el Pueblo y la nueva Unidad de Protección de Datos Personales.
Asimismo, presentaron a María Tanivet Ramos Reyes y Vicente Peredo Vázquez, quienes los presidirán respectivamente.
📄https://t.co/2hCLWhwIXH
#ComunicadoBuenGobierno
Inauguran Buen Gobierno y Empresas Sociales “Primer diálogo estratégico: El poder del café mexicano” para fortalecer las compras públicas con justicia y transparencia.
📄https://t.co/5zsudhyMzJ
Desde la Secretaría Anticorrupción y #BuenGobierno, reconocemos al #CongresoDeLaUnión por la aprobación de la Ley General de Transparencia y Acceso a la Información Pública, la Ley General de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de Sujetos Obligados, la Ley Federal de Protección de Datos Personales en Posesión de los Particulares y las modificaciones a la Ley Orgánica de la Administración Pública Federal.
Se garantizan los derechos de acceso a la información pública y el de la protección de datos personales de todas las mexicanas y mexicanos de manera imparcial, eficiente y sin corrupción.
Con Transparencia para el Pueblo, la Transparencia no desaparece, ¡se fortalece!
#SaberEsunDerecho #UsaLaPNT #derechoalaprivacidad
Si tú le preguntas a un joven profesionista: ¿En dónde está su proyecto de vida?, ¿dónde está su felicidad? Normalmente te va a hablar de éxito profesional o económico, o sea, dinero, te va a hablar de prestigio, o sea, te va a hablar de fama, te va a hablar de llegar a posiciones altas, o sea, de poder, y ni en el dinero, ni en la fama, ni en el poder está la verdadera felicidad. La verdadera felicidad, y eso te lo dicen aquellos que ya pasaron los 60 años, estuvo en la familia, estuvo en el trabajo, estuvo en los amigos. Por eso dice el refrán: “Si el joven supiera y el viejo pudiera”; pero qué paradójica es la vida. #VerdaderaFelicidad #Familia #trabajo #amigos
5 years old - Dad knows everything!
7 years old - Dad knows.
10 years old - Maybe dad doesn’t know?!
12 years old - Dad doesn’t know.
14 years old - Dads gone crazy!
16 years old - Can’t take dad seriously.
18 years old - What does dad know?!
22 years old - Dads talking rubbish!
24 years old - I know more than dad!
26 years old - Dad seems to know some things after all.
30 years old - Think I should ask dad about this?!
40 years old - It’s amazing how dad went through all this!
45 years old - Dads been right all along.
50 years old - If dad was here, I could have learned a lot.