✅CHAUNCEY HARRIS USA+FollowMeta Smart Glasses Raise Privacy Concerns After Workers Reveal What They’re Seeing Meta’s popular Ray-Ban AI smart glasses are facing new scrutiny after workers reviewing the footage said they are seeing extremely private moments from users’ lives. Contractors in Kenya told investigators they were asked to watch and label videos recorded by the glasses, including people using the bathroom, changing clothes, and even intimate scenes. The footage is reportedly used to train Meta’s artificial intelligence systems. Many workers say they felt uncomfortable but had to continue reviewing the clips to keep their jobs. Critics argue the situation highlights major privacy concerns, especially since users may not realize how much of their recorded footage could be viewed by human reviewers. While Meta’s terms of service mention that interactions with its AI can be reviewed, experts say most people likely don’t understand how extensive that data collection can be. #ChaunceyDatGuy #Meta #AI #SmartGlasses #Privacy #Technology #ArtificialIntelligence #TechNews3113Share
Stacey Miller+FollowAI Takeover: Smart Move or Risky Business?C3.ai is making waves as rumors swirl about a potential acquisition by Automation Anywhere. With C3.ai’s deep government ties and Automation Anywhere’s focus on automating business processes, could this merger redefine the AI landscape—or does it raise new concerns about data security and market dominance? Would you trust more automation in critical sectors, or does this consolidation make you uneasy? Let’s debate. #Tech #AI # #TechNews00Share
robertocarter+FollowZuckerberg’s Mega Data Center: Too Big to Chill?Grab your coffee—did you hear about Mark Zuckerberg’s plan for a data center that’s basically the size of Manhattan? It’s so huge, it could power a small city, but it’ll also need a mountain of electricity. That means more private power plants and possibly more pollution in your neighborhood. If you want to fight back, consider switching to a bank that invests in green energy instead of fossil fuels. Every little bit helps! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #TechNews00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowWhy Your Next Laptop Might Cost MoreHeads up: US officials just told global memory chip makers to either build factories in America or face sky-high tariffs. This is all about making sure more of the tech that powers our gadgets is made at home. The catch? With companies like Micron focusing on AI chips and less on regular RAM, your next phone or laptop could get pricier. If you’re planning a tech upgrade, you might want to buy sooner rather than later! #Business #TechNews #MoneyTips00Share
gordonangela+FollowWhy Your Next Laptop Might Still Cost MoreMicron just dropped $1.8 billion to snag a chip factory in Taiwan, hoping to ease the global memory chip shortage. But here’s the kicker: this move won’t really help until late 2027. So if you’re waiting for cheaper gadgets or more RAM for your PC, don’t hold your breath. The AI boom is gobbling up chips faster than anyone can make them, so expect high prices to stick around for a while. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #TechNews00Share
Travis Baker MD+FollowThis Battery Breakthrough Is WildImagine making lithium batteries way faster and cheaper—thanks to a new process that skips the huge evaporation ponds and uses salty brine instead. NewGenium’s ‘Super Synth’ tech could make electric cars and solar storage way more affordable, all while cutting waste and boosting US-made batteries. Could this be the end of pricey, slow battery production? The future of EVs and clean energy just got a major upgrade! #Cars #CarOwnership #TechNews00Share
CultureWorld+Follow🚨 Viral Claim Alert: “1 Terabyte of Government Data Deleted?” A story circulating online claims that over 1 terabyte of financial data was deleted by a U.S. government entity to hide alleged wrongdoing — and that Elon Musk and his DOGE team recovered it because “they didn’t understand the technology.” 🔍 What We Know Elon Musk publicly shared this claim on X (Twitter). The story references a government-linked office sometimes called DOGE. No independent evidence has been provided to confirm: The deletion actually happened It was intended to cover up crimes The data was recovered and verified ⚠️ What to Keep in Mind Screenshots and social media posts are circulating, but these are not official government documents. Data deletion does not automatically mean wrongdoing — forensic recovery depends on technical access and system backups. Major news outlets and fact-checkers have not verified these claims. 📌 Bottom Line For now, this remains an unverified allegation, not a proven fact. Treat it with caution and stay tuned for credible updates. --- 💬 Your thoughts? Is this a whistleblower moment… or another viral story moving faster than the facts? #BreakingNews #FactCheck #ElonMusk #DataSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #TechNews #ViralClaims #StayInformed #DOGE #DigitalForensics35Share
dianefrank+FollowWalmart’s Drones Are Coming to Your City!Walmart is going full Jetsons—drone delivery is about to hit 150 more locations, including LA, Miami, Houston, and more. Imagine ordering eggs or a phone charger and having it dropped at your door in 30 minutes! They’re teaming up with Google’s Wing, so you know it’s about to get high-tech. Would you trust a drone with your groceries? #Food #WalmartDroneDelivery #TechNews00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowWould You Swap Your Car Battery for This?Quick coffee break scoop: A San Diego company just dropped a new sodium-ion battery that could make those old, heavy car batteries a thing of the past. UNIGRID’s Na⁺ Fleet lasts 10 times longer, works in any weather, and is lighter—so you might not dread a battery swap anymore. The catch? It’s still powering gas-guzzlers for now, but it’s a big step toward cheaper, cleaner batteries for all our gadgets and rides. Would you make the switch if it meant less hassle and more savings? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #TechNews00Share
James Smith+FollowKawasaki’s Robo-Horse Is Coming SO SoonKawasaki just confirmed their wild hydrogen-powered robo-horse, Corleo, is going into production—and it’s arriving way sooner than anyone thought. You’ll be able to see it in real life by 2028, with full sales to follow. It’s got a 150cc hydrogen engine, AI for balance, and you ride it by shifting your weight like a real horse. They’re even making a simulator for gamers! This isn’t sci-fi anymore—future off-roading just got a major upgrade. #Cars #Kawasaki #TechNews00Share