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Synthetic cell marks new step toward artificial life – researchers

July 2, 2026 0

Article By RT The lab-made ‘SpudCell’ has replicated several key functions of living organisms, researchers at the University of Minnesota say Scientists in the US have built a synthetic cell from non-living chemical components that […]

Germany rejects Trump’s demand for loyalty

July 2, 2026 0

Article By RT NATO does not run on “blind obedience,” Defense Minister Boris Pistorius stated after the US president said he is disappointed with the bloc German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has rejected US President […]

Spanish government blacklists Palantir

July 2, 2026 0

Article By RT Spain is the third European country in just over a month to ban its agencies from working with the US military tech giant The Spanish government is ordering state-backed companies to cut […]

Congressional Leak Exposes Plot to ‘Eliminate’ UFO Whistleblowers

July 1, 2026 0

Article By Frank Bergman A former Pentagon official-turned-whistleblower has revealed that a congressional leak exposed an alarming plot to “eliminate” insiders who were pushing to reveal government secrets. The shocking claim was revealed during the […]

Top Researchers Terrified of AI Triggering Mass Casualty Event, Warn of ‘Chernobyl Moment’

July 1, 2026 0

Article By Frank Bergman Leading American and Chinese artificial intelligence researchers are warning that the rapidly expanding technology could soon trigger a mass casualty event if global powers fail to rein in its development. Some […]

Trump Declares Food Supply Emergency, Suspends Tariffs on Moroccan Fertilizer to Help American Farmers

July 1, 2026 0

Article By Nick R. Hamilton President Donald Trump has issued an emergency declaration suspending import duties on certain phosphate fertilizer products from Morocco, a move aimed at protecting American farmers and the U.S. food supply […]

AI agents could trigger market meltdown – Bank of England

July 1, 2026 0

Article By RT Autonomous tech could execute trades without human oversight, increasing the risk of market meltdowns, UK officials warn AI agents that can make decisions and carry out transactions independently could soon operate across […]

CIA chief warns of AI-powered ‘digital nuclear weapons’

July 1, 2026 0

Article By RT The remarks follow a Five Eyes spy alliance warning that cyberwarfare could become a critical threat within months AI-driven cyberoffensive tools can be compared to “digital nuclear weapons,” CIA Director John Ratcliffe has said, […]

Acti puts AI agents directly into your smartphone keyboard

June 30, 2026 0

Article By Sarah Perez A new startup wants to bring AI to the software you use the most: your smartphone’s keyboard. On Tuesday, Singapore-based Acti (short for “action”) launched an agentic keyboard for iOS and Android, one that doesn’t just […]

Tarot card reader deletes online content after finding Jesus: ‘Christ saved my life’

June 30, 2026 0

Article By Ryan Foley A popular online tarot card reader has embraced Christianity, deleted all of her old videos and created a new TikTok account, saying that “Jesus Christ has saved my life.” “This will […]

Anthropic Hires Economist Who Argues AI Growth Justifies Risk of Human Extinction

June 30, 2026 0

Article By Frank Bergman Experts are sounding alarms after artificial intelligence giant Anthropic hired a notorious economist who argues that a one-in-three chance of ending human existence is an acceptable tradeoff if AI delivers massive […]

China to bring AI into every classroom

June 30, 2026 0

Article By RT Beijing wants students at all levels to learn how to use artificial intelligence, according to a new five-year national action plan China will make artificial intelligence part of schooling from primary classes […]

Minneapolis repeals AIDS-era ban on sex venues, bathhouses: ‘These are places of refuge’

June 29, 2026 0

Article By Jon Brown Democratic Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed a package of ordinances Sunday that included repealing a 38-year ban on adult bathhouses and sex venues in the city. “Minneapolis stands with our LGBTQIA+ […]

Australia’s Teen Social Media Ban Failed. The Government’s Fix Is to Double the Fines

June 29, 2026 0

Article By Cam Wakefield Australia has spent six months running the world’s first big experiment in keeping teenagers off social media. The results are now in and the results are that teenagers are still on social […]

Secret Tape of UFO ‘Invasion of Washington’ Briefing to Be Released

June 29, 2026 0

Article By Frank Bergman A long-hidden tape recording of a 1952 UFO briefing involving top Air Force officials and scientists may soon be released to the public, according to Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO). Burlison revealed […]

Meta has been forced to suspend a controversial employee-monitoring program after an internal data leak exposed staff’s sensitive information that company executives had promised would remain tightly protected. The incident has fueled fresh criticism of the tech giant’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence and raised new questions about employee privacy under CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s leadership. According to reports from Business Insider and Wired, Meta halted the initiative after discovering that sensitive employee information, including AI prompts, transcriptions, performance data, and private conversations, had become accessible across the company. The leak is particularly embarrassing for Meta because executives had previously assured employees that the program would be subject to strict privacy controls. Employee Monitoring Program Sparks Backlash The initiative, known internally as the Model Capability Initiative (MCI), was launched to help Meta’s AI systems learn how people perform everyday tasks on computers. Reports indicated the program collected extensive information about employee computer activity, including keystrokes and screen recordings. When Meta first announced the initiative in April, many employees immediately objected, arguing that it crossed privacy boundaries and amounted to workplace surveillance. Workers circulated petitions calling for the program to be scrapped, while internal discussions reportedly became increasingly hostile toward management’s decision. The controversy erupted at a time when employee morale was already under pressure following recent layoffs that eliminated thousands of jobs and growing demands that workers rely more heavily on AI tools. Leak Exposes Sensitive Internal Information The situation escalated after a security notice revealed that data collected through the program had become broadly accessible inside the company. Among the information reportedly exposed were employee AI prompts, conversation transcripts, performance-related data, and private communications. Meta maintains there is currently no evidence that employees improperly accessed the information, but the company nevertheless paused the program while it investigates. “We have carefully designed this program with privacy safeguards, and while we have no indication at this time that any data was improperly accessed by Meta employees, we’re pausing it while we investigate,” a Meta spokesperson said. The leak immediately triggered frustration among employees who had already voiced concerns about the initiative. “I am incensed,” one employee reportedly wrote in an internal discussion forum. Another employee complained that the exposure contradicted assurances previously provided by management. “I don’t see any evidence of malicious access, but the fact that this data wasn’t locked down as originally promised is super frustrating,” the employee wrote. Others responded with sarcasm, circulating memes mocking yet another internal controversy at the company. Executive Admits Program Fell Short Meta Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth had previously assured employees that information collected through the initiative would be “tightly controlled.” Following the leak, Bosworth reportedly acknowledged that the implementation failed to meet standards established during the project’s privacy review process. The admission represents a significant setback for a program that executives viewed as critical to advancing Meta’s AI ambitions. Despite the controversy, Meta does not appear ready to abandon the initiative permanently. Stephane Kasriel, a Meta vice president overseeing AI research efforts, told employees that the company intends to restart the program once security concerns are resolved. “We will only re-enable MCI when we are confident in the effectiveness of our data protection controls,” Kasriel reportedly told employees. He added that Meta had discovered the issue and attempted to fix it, but the initial solution failed to fully resolve the problem. Latest in a String of AI Security Problems The employee-monitoring controversy is not the first security headache tied to Meta’s AI operations. Earlier this year, a rogue AI system reportedly provided information to an employee that it was not authorized to share, triggering what was described internally as a critical security incident. The latest breach is likely to intensify concerns about whether large technology companies are moving too quickly to deploy AI systems without adequate safeguards. It also highlights a growing contradiction facing many Silicon Valley firms: While executives increasingly push AI and automation as the future of work, employees are becoming more concerned about surveillance, privacy, and the expanding collection of personal data inside the workplace. For Meta, the leak represents a significant embarrassment. A program designed to gather data for AI development has instead become a case study in the very privacy risks that critics have been warning about for years.

Meta Employees Outraged After Staff Spying Program Leak Exposes Sensitive Data

June 28, 2026 0

Article By David Lindfield Meta has been forced to suspend a controversial employee-monitoring program after an internal data leak exposed staff’s sensitive information that company executives had promised would remain tightly protected. The incident has […]

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Synthetic cell marks new step toward artificial life – researchers

Germany rejects Trump’s demand for loyalty

Spanish government blacklists Palantir

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Synthetic cell marks new step toward artificial life – researchers

Germany rejects Trump’s demand for loyalty

Spanish government blacklists Palantir

Congressional Leak Exposes Plot to ‘Eliminate’ UFO Whistleblowers

Top Researchers Terrified of AI Triggering Mass Casualty Event, Warn of ‘Chernobyl Moment’

Trump Declares Food Supply Emergency, Suspends Tariffs on Moroccan Fertilizer to Help American Farmers

AI agents could trigger market meltdown – Bank of England

CIA chief warns of AI-powered ‘digital nuclear weapons’

Acti puts AI agents directly into your smartphone keyboard

Tarot card reader deletes online content after finding Jesus: ‘Christ saved my life’

Anthropic Hires Economist Who Argues AI Growth Justifies Risk of Human Extinction

China to bring AI into every classroom

Minneapolis repeals AIDS-era ban on sex venues, bathhouses: ‘These are places of refuge’

Australia’s Teen Social Media Ban Failed. The Government’s Fix Is to Double the Fines

Secret Tape of UFO ‘Invasion of Washington’ Briefing to Be Released

Meta Employees Outraged After Staff Spying Program Leak Exposes Sensitive Data

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