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BOP II Topic of the Week: After their denial last week, Meta confirmed the end to its End-to-End encryption (E2EE). So, your direct messages will not be private anymore. The privacy WAS so important and now it is not. Do you think E2EE does not matter anymore?
Meta to Shut Down Instagram End-to-End Encrypted Chat Support Starting May 2026
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BOP II Topic of the Week: XR headsets might soon log you in using your heartbeat and breathing. Should internal biometrics be regulated the same way as fingerprints and DNA?
New biometric uses breathing and heartbeat to secure XR platforms
Well, it seems it's only used when you have one of those XR Headsets. I don't have one of those and I don't even know what that is. I guess if you choose to put it on, then by default, you'll have to agree to letting your bio data log you in?
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BOP II Topic of the We: If AI needs humans to build up and the humans are not building up, what are we really afraid of? And what happens when the human side finally catches up? This article lays out why the bottleneck is not the technology, but us humans:
Scaling industrial AI is more a human than a technical challenge - SiliconANGLE
In the article, the operative sentence is "Lack of necessary infrastructure, cybersecurity risk and system complexity are the most common reasons, but beneath these technical challenges lies a more fundamental constraint, one rooted in how people work together." Unfortunately, I lost my job due to a cancer diagnosis. That being said, I'm glad I'm not working now. I am glad I don't have to have anything to do with AI.
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BOP II Topic of the Week: Are you a runner ready to compete against a robot? All kidding aside, the cybersecurity risk is real from data vulnerabilities to physical-cyber convergence and insecure communication protocols. What are your thoughts about the latest runner robots?
Humanoid Robots Complete First Practice Run for Half-Marathon in Beijing #Technology #AI #robot
Humanoid robots completed first test run for half marathon 2026
I watched a movie on Netflix yesterday. "The Creator". It's a perfect comment on this post. Plot synopsis is (from wiki here: The Creator (2023 film) - Wikipedia ):
In 2055, an artificial intelligence created by the U.S. government detonates a nuclear warhead over Los Angeles, California. In response, most of the Western world pledges to eradicate AI to prevent humanity's extinction. Their efforts are resisted by New Asia, a region comprising East, South and Southeast Asia, whose people continue to embrace AI. The U.S. military aims to assassinate "Nirmata", the chief architect behind New Asia's AI advancements, using the USS NOMAD (North American Orbital Mobile Aerospace Defense), a space station capable of launching destructive attacks from orbit.
'Nuff said.
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BOP II Topic of the Week: I was on Reddit last night and stumbled across something I had never heard of before, so of course I want to share it. Have you heard of moltbook.com, a social networking site built for AI agents instead of humans? It is basically a whole online world where AI "accounts" post, comment, and interact with each other while humans watch from the sidelines. So, Reddit for the bots! Thoughts?
I agree with both comments. If there is a need for an AI only social network, let it exist in the lab with computer geeks reviewing the results. No need for anyone else to have access.
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BOP II Topic of the Week: My WiFi router apparently has a superpower I never asked for - it can see through walls. Scientist have shown that ordinary WiFi signals can map out our body shapes, movements, and positions even when we are not online and even through drywall, wood, and concrete. So, did you know your WiFi can "see" you? Is this cool, creepy, or both?
Scientists Discovered WiFi Can Spy on You—Even When You’re Not Online
I didn't know this but I'm not surprised. If you think you can do anything today and have it be totally private, you're fooling yourself. If you leave your house, you're allowing yourself to be "spied on" in one way or another. In the end, there's no such thing as absolute privacy anymore. You need to understand that and accept it or you'll go crazy.
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BOP II Topic of the Week: Would you believe a guy tried to control his own robot vacuum with a PlayStation controller and accidentally woke up an army of nearly 7,000 vacuums around the world? He was able to access floor plans, cameras, and microphones. Read on and tell me what you think. Is it hilarious, terrifying or both?
If feather dusting is the goal, that is great!
In addition, there should be a Robotic Jail for
dangerous criminal robotic vacuums.
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Another great post by Kim Komando. Your iPhone’s Significant Locations feature secretly logs every place you visit, with dates, times and duration.
Android’s Google Maps Timeline does the same thing.
Here’s exactly how to find them, see what they know and shut them off.
Link: Your phone has a hidden map of everywhere you’ve ever been. Here’s how to find it - Komando.com
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BOP II Topic of the Week: Anthropic just rolled out Claude Code Security, an AI that scans your entire codebase, finds vulnerabilities that humans miss, and even proposes patches. It is fast and thorough, outperforming human security teams. Anthropic claims humans are still in control, but are we becoming the "backup system" with this new era of AI-first cybersecurity? Have we just witnessed a power shift?
https://thehackernews.com/2026/02/anthropic-launches-claude-code-security.html
I think it's important and matters. I don't think allowing just anyone to be able to read your messages is a good thing.