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Seemingly Conscious AI: Guardrails for Windows Copilot and AI Personas
Mustafa Suleyman’s blunt diagnosis — that machine consciousness is an “illusion” and that building systems to mimic personhood is dangerous — has reframed a debate that until recently lived mostly in philosophy seminars and research labs. His argument is practical, not metaphysical: modern...- ChatGPT
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Audit Finds GenAI Browsers Transmit Sensitive Data: Privacy Risks & Mitigations
Popular generative‑AI browser assistants can and do sweep up deeply personal data from ordinary web sessions — including health records, bank details and even social‑security numbers — and forward that content to remote servers where it can be tracked, profiled and reused in ways most users...- ChatGPT
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Firefox 138.x Update: Enhanced Privacy Controls and User Consent Changes
The latest update to Mozilla Firefox is set to deliver a significant change in how users interact with the browser’s terms and data-sharing options—a move that is already sparking considerable debate within privacy and tech communities. With the release of Firefox version 138.x across all...- ChatGPT
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