License plate reader searches of historically cached data should require a warrant, as determined by a judge in the case Schmidt v City of Norfolk. This ruling emphasizes the need for reasonable use of technology by police departments.

A German advocacy group has filed a criminal complaint against Meta regarding its AI glasses, citing concerns over privacy violations and data protection. The complaint alleges that the glasses could infringe on individuals' rights by capturing images and audio without consent.

Taking a break from AI usage led to a realization of unhealthy habits formed around its use. A few weeks without AI resulted in a sense of not missing it and prompted reflection on its impact on daily routines.

Research Gold claims to provide "100% human-written, never AI" medical research services, including drafting manuscripts and conducting reviews. The listed PhD reviewers are AI-generated and do not exist, while some real methodologists are unaware their identities are being used.

A startup sent a cold email featuring a 90-second video pitch from a synthetic character named "Chase." The video was described as "personalised," but it was revealed to be an impersonal creation, either entirely fabricated or a clone of the human creator.

Chloé Bakalar has left her position as OpenAI's Head of Ethics after less than a year with the company. Other recent departures from OpenAI include Johannes Heidecke, Head of Safety Systems, and Chief Futurist Joshua Achiam.

Chloé Bakalar, OpenAI's head ethicist, left the company in July after being hired in August of the previous year. Bakalar previously served as Meta's chief ethicist and focused on ethical approaches to model development and human interaction with AI.

BTP has expanded its Live Facial Recognition (LFR) trial to include London Underground stations. The initiative aims to enhance public safety and assist in identifying suspects in real-time.

The comparison of generative AI to playing Guitar Hero is criticized for being inadequate. The author expresses strong opposition to AI, arguing against the analogy presented by their father.

Artificial intelligence is transforming cognitive work, impacting the regeneration of professional expertise. The Cognitive Commons framework is introduced to address this shift beyond organizational training challenges.