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AI Manifestos, Job Interviews, and Security Flaws | Tech News
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Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg drops a 6,500-word AI manifesto arguing that open access to AI models is the best way to prevent power from concentrating in a few hands, taking aim at companies like OpenAI. Meanwhile, job seekers are increasingly using AI-driven interview tools late at night to fit hiring around work and family — raising questions about whether machines can truly replace human judgment in hiring. Security researchers also reveal alarming vulnerabilities: a tiny device that could hijack a Boeing 737 and hacked kids’ smartwatches capable of tracking and eavesdropping. And ironically, Zuckerberg’s essay was flagged by an AI detector as human-written — proving even AI can’t quite replicate the depth of a human philosophical treatise.
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