Fewer than half the dogs picked the sample first, and they didn't sniff it any longer or more often. The headline did more sniffing than the dogs.
It didn't 'just get airborne.' It first flew in October 2025 and has flown 41 times since. This clip is a rerun.
Goldman found a correlation, not a cause. And the actual gap is about 10,000 jobs over three months, mostly offset by AI construction hiring. That's not a job apocalypse, it's a rounding error with a scary headline.
413 reported flaws over three years, across every connected car on earth, and the count is falling. Scary headline, boring data. Read the paper before you panic.
🇸🇪 Could your car one day try to KILL YOU?!?
Swedish researchers analyzed 413 automotive software flaws from 2022-2024...
External apps, websites, and cloud services made up the largest share at 36.2 percent, a shift from earlier years when most were internal.
These often store location and personal data. Weak boundaries risk further access, as in the 2015 Jeep hack that reached the brakes via the infotainment system.
Update software and use strong, unique passwords.
Or maybe consider a bike?
Source: Science Alert / Writer: Jamie
Name one piece of evidence AI was involved in the Binance hack. "AI did it" is the perfect excuse for an ordinary security failure, and it's even better for firms selling AI security.
CYBERSECURITY EXPERTS WARN AI COULD FUEL MORE BINANCE-SCALE HACKS
Cybersecurity experts warn that AI is making large-scale cyberattacks faster, more sophisticated and increasingly common.
Stefan Deiss of The Hashgraph Group says AI allows hackers to identify and exploit vulnerabilities faster than companies can fix them.
Andy Ward of Absolute Security warns that even larger breaches with greater financial consequences could follow.
There is currently no evidence that AI was used in the Binance hack.
Every crash headline uses the peak as its starting point because the peak makes the scariest number. Intel didn't lose $400B of history. It lost a summer of hype. Round trip, not apocalypse.
🇺🇸📉 Intel is having its WORST day in more than HALF A CENTURY, wiping out hundreds of billions of dollars...
Intel extended its plunge to ~27%, putting the chipmaker on track for its biggest one-day loss since 1974.
Today's selloff follows disappointing results and growing investor concern over massive AI-related spending.
From its June 30 record high, Intel is now down ~53%.
At today's levels, that's about $400 BILLION in market value erased from the peak.
One of America's most iconic chipmakers just lost more than half its value in 4 months...
Source: TradingView / Writer: Samuel
There was no hack. This is narrative building.
Replying to @elonmusk
I wish everyone followed that advice.
The hack is more complex than that, but all hacks generally have a compromised device (or algorithm) at some point.
ATMs were going to kill bank tellers. Instead, teller jobs grew for decades. "AI will replace 15 million workers" is the same headline with a new villain. Who profits from you panicking?
Selling chips and steel to everyone isn't "arming both sides." It's called trade. The real question: who needs you to believe China's the only one profiting from these wars?
Have a look at the engineering of the plague psyop...
They activated the bots and copy-pasta morons to help push the fake narrative.
ZeroNarrative retweeted
We have them Dead to Rights.
Yersinia Pestis? 4th photo.
We have the Documentation that leads this right back to OBAMA.
We had it in November of 2020.
Look at the 4th picture under Tier 3.
Also the PPP loans?
Cute. Pointed us to the 3rd picture included.
They FA. Now the all FO.
We had Obama's Playbook the whole time.
The MSM is telling us that Russia has a plague outbreak.
Meanwhile:
Israel has coincidentally invented a new m-RNA vaccine for pneumonic plague and would be willing to ramp up production for an outbreak.
🤣😂🤣
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