Would you trust this with your kids?

Google Plans to Roll Out Its A.I. Chatbot to Children Under 13

The tech giant said it would make its Gemini chatbot available to children next week, and warned families in an email about the changes.

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"The second realm has always existed. It's where people meet and trade without asking permission, simply because they want to help each other." —Max Hillebrand In this episode of Trust Revolution, @Shawn welcomes entrepreneur, cypherpunk, and Bitcoin privacy pioneer @Max for a powerful conversation about how trust, finance, and community are being rebuilt from the ground up. 📺️ Watch here: 🎧️ Or listen on npub1v5ufyh4lkeslgxxcclg8f0hzazhaw7rsrhvfquxzm2fk64c72hps45n0v5:

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From working inside the banking system to living fully bankless. In this episode of Trust Revolution, Shawn welcomes entrepreneur, cypherpunk, and ...

"Trust, but verify." —Russian proverb

This won’t stop until we take back control of our data.

Richard Fisher’s Aeon essay explores how AI-driven science could outstrip human understanding, challenging trust in scientific systems as they become incomprehensible and autonomous. This shift raises critical questions about how we will relate to technologies that operate beyond human control.

When AIs do science, it will be strange and incomprehensible | Aeon Essays

When AI takes over the practice of science we will likely find the results strange and incomprehensible. Should we worry?

What would it take to trust a healthcare company to protect our personal data when they fail over and over again? "According to recent research from Trustwave, for example, 21% of all ransomware attacks worldwide are targeted at public health and government healthcare organizations."

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More than 5 million Americans just had their personal information exposed in the Yale New Haven Health data breach – and lawsuits are already rolling in

Highly personal data was accessed after Yale New Haven Health was hacked earlier this year

"If you wish to be trusted, be trustworthy. For what man will rely on one who betrays his own nature?" —Marcus Aurelius

It’s a hot button issue, but a question more and more are asking: is multiculturalism incompatible with high-trust societies?

Reject the notion that privacy is for the paranoid.