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A fuming , furious and irate father once stormed into a Target store at Washington D.C , District of Columbia , United States demanding to know why his teenage daughter was receiving coupons for cribs and baby clothes. 👶. He hadn't told anyone she was pregnant. Neither had she. The AI algorithm knew first !! That real 2012 case — a true story — remains the cleanest proof of a truth most of us still refuse to accept: you don't need to confess anything for AI to know your secrets. Target Retail Corporation's model had simply tracked 25 subtle purchases — unscented lotion, cotton balls, mineral supplements — and calculated her due date almost to the week. No medical record was breached. No form was filled. The system inferred it, silently, from data she freely handed over on every shopping trip. Isn't this silent and creepy ?? Fast-forward to 2026, and that same inference engine now runs on your entire digital footprint. 📱 📌 Gartner's Bart Willemsen warns that by 2029, most privacy i

A team of more than two dozen AI researchers have trained a large language model only using data that was openly licensed or in the public domain, the Washington Post reports, showing that it's possible to create more ethical AI models. But, as the creators readily admit, it was far from easy. As they describe in a paper published Thursday, it quickly became apparent that it wouldn't be computing power holding them back, but manpower. That's because the text in the over eight terabyte dataset they put together, which they're calling the Common Pile v0.1, had to be manually cleaned […]

A major dispute has erupted between Anthropic (the creator of Claude) and the Pentagon; let’s add Palantir as the infrastructure provider…