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brian69

Would You Trust a Smart Toilet with Your Data?

Kohler’s Dekoda smart toilet camera promises to analyze your gut health—but its so-called 'end-to-end encryption' isn’t what you think. Security researchers say the company is actually using standard internet encryption, meaning Kohler can access your data. With privacy and AI training concerns swirling, would you let a $599 gadget snap pics of your flushes? Where should we draw the line between health tech and personal privacy? #Tech #PrivacyMatters #SmartHome

vincentchen

Could Holographic Storage Overtake the Cloud?

Remember when holographic storage was the next big thing? InPhase Technologies tried to make 3D laser-based storage mainstream, promising multi-terabyte capacity in a single cartridge. Fast forward, and now startups like HoloMem are pushing the tech again, aiming to replace tape in data centers. Is volumetric storage finally ready to disrupt cloud and enterprise storage, or are we chasing another tech mirage? Let’s debate: is the future flat or truly three-dimensional? #Tech #HolographicStorage #TechDebate

Brandon Wilson

Is the AI Bubble About to Burst?

Microsoft’s recent AI growth scare sent shockwaves through the tech market, even before the company denied lowering its targets. This knee-jerk reaction shows just how jittery investors are about artificial intelligence right now. Are we seeing the early signs of an AI bubble, or is this just the market catching its breath? Is the hype outpacing real-world adoption? Let’s hear your take! #Tech #AI #TechDebate

Anthony Morris

ChatGPT’s Take: Will Prices Ever Drop?

So, I put ChatGPT on the spot: when will prices actually go back down? The AI didn’t sugarcoat it—2021 prices are history. Instead, we’re looking at a slowdown in how fast things get more expensive, not a rollback. Some relief might show up in groceries and rent by 2026, but don’t expect your favorite gadgets or appliances to get cheaper across the board. Is this the new normal, or do you see a tech-driven solution on the horizon? #Tech #ChatGPT #Inflation

Glen Bryant

AI Scams: The New Holiday Shopping Risk?

Have you noticed how online shopping scams are getting trickier? This holiday season, artificial intelligence is powering a new wave of ultra-convincing scams—no more obvious typos or sketchy layouts. Even the most tech-savvy shoppers are getting fooled. Are you changing your online habits, or do you trust your instincts to spot a fake? Let’s debate: Is AI making online shopping too risky, or are smarter defenses the answer? #Tech #CyberSecurity #AIFraud

Jason Arellano

Is Google’s AI Agent Studio a Game Changer?

Google just dropped Workspace Studio, letting anyone craft AI agents inside Gmail, Drive, and Chat—no coding required. With Gemini 3 under the hood, these agents can automate everything from triaging emails to drafting user stories. Is this the democratization of AI, or are we opening the door to new security headaches and workflow chaos? Would you trust your daily grind to a self-built AI agent? Let’s debate. #Tech #GoogleWorkspace #AIInnovation

Glen Bryant

Is AI the New Weapon for Extremists?

AI isn’t just powering your favorite apps—it’s also being weaponized by far-right extremists to create hyper-targeted propaganda and deepfakes that are harder than ever to trace. As tech keeps evolving, so do the tactics of those looking to exploit it. Can society outpace this digital arms race without sacrificing free speech? Let’s talk about where the line should be drawn—and who gets to draw it. #Tech #AIethics #TechDebate

Kara Rosario

Is Alphabet About to Shake Up the AI Chip Game?

Alphabet’s tensor processing units are making serious waves, and it’s not just tech insiders taking notice—Wall Street is buzzing. With TPUs tailored for machine learning and now attracting big-name buyers like Anthropic and Meta, could Alphabet finally challenge Nvidia’s dominance? Is specialization the edge that will reshape the AI hardware landscape, or will flexibility still win out? Let’s debate: is this the dawn of a new chip war? #Tech #AIChips #Alphabet

Meghan Reynolds

Did Meta's Metaverse Gamble Miss the Mark?

Remember when Mark Zuckerberg bet big on the metaverse, promising a digital future beyond our wildest dreams? Fast forward: $70 billion later, Meta is slashing budgets and pivoting hard to artificial intelligence. Was the metaverse always destined to flop, or did we just not give it enough time? And is AI really the smarter play, or just the next money pit? Let’s debate the future of immersive tech and where Meta goes from here. #Tech #Meta #Metaverse

rbarr

Why Did Torvalds Choose Intel Arc?

Linus Torvalds just surprised the Linux world by picking an Intel Arc 8580 graphics card for his ultimate development PC—over the usual Radeon or Nvidia options. With ECC memory and a Threadripper CPU, the build screams reliability and kernel compatibility. But does prioritizing open-source drivers or mainline support matter more than raw performance? Would you have made the same GPU call for a pro Linux setup? Let’s debate! #Tech #Linux #IntelArc

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