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An AI agent instructed an engineer to take actions that exposed a large amount of Meta’s sensitive data to some of its employees, in the latest example of AI causing upheaval in a large tech company.

The leak, which Meta confirmed, happened when an employee asked for guidance on an engineering problem on an internal forum. An AI agent responded with a solution, which the employee implemented – causing a large amount of sensitive user and company data to be exposed to its engineers for two hours.

“No user data was mishandled,” a Meta spokesperson said, and they emphasised that a human could also give erroneous advice. The incident, first reported by The Information, triggered a major internal security alert inside Meta, which the company has said is an indication of how seriously it takes data protection.

Pause updates “for as long as you need.”

Archived version: https://archive.is/20260320190511/https://www.theverge.com/tech/898082/microsoft-promises-to-end-forced-windows-updates-still-automatic

Everyone in my family just turns their head to the side and lets their sneeze rip into the house. I've only convinced one of them to cover their sneeze sometimes.

I told my sister that if she couldn't grab a tissue in time, then she could pull the collar of her T-shirt up over her nose (a move I copied from my friend from Vietnam) and she said "that's gross!"

...But coating the entire room in a fine mist of the same stuff isn't!? That's like opting to throw your turd at a moving house fan instead of shitting your pants.

I also had a classmate who would sneeze with so much substance that I could literally see chunks of snot hit the floor.

In the current Mideast conflict, the US is seeing a repeat of how in the 1960s, a top US general’s claims of victory in the Vietnam War flew in the face of reality, Iran’s foreign minister said Friday, Anadolu reports.

Archived version: https://archive.is/newest/https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20260320-in-the-mideast-us-is-seeing-repeat-of-1960s-claims-of-victory-even-as-its-soldiers-were-dying-in-vietnam-iranian-foreign-minister/

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A jury has found Elon Musk liable for misleading investors by deliberately driving down Twitter's stock price in the tumultuous months leading up to his 2022 acquisition of the social media company for $44 billion. But it absolved him of some fraud allegations, finding that he did not "scheme" to mislead investors.

chat I am beginning to believe that I am a bottom what do I do??

https://youtu.be/5YI9noRIjwo

^ I own these

A Dutch-flagged cargo ship suspected of transporting weapons to Israel has become untraceable, according to a report published by the Dutch newspaper Trouw on Tuesday.

The vessel, De Rijnvliet, likely arrived in the Israeli port of Haifa on March 16, carrying bomb and cartridge casings, based on findings by Irish investigative outlet The Ditch. Ship-tracking data earlier listed Haifa as the destination, but this was changed to Limassol in the Greek-administered Cyprus.

The ship’s location has not been updated since March 15, raising further questions. Legal experts say such “ghost destinations” are sometimes used to avoid scrutiny or restrictions from countries that may block arms shipments to Israel.

The ship’s owner, Hartel Shipping and Chartering, took its website offline shortly after the findings were published and could not be reached for comment.

Shadow fleet? Undercover ammo delivery, transponder went silent.

Gaza (QNN)- The number of aid trucks entering the war-torn Gaza Strip has fallen by 80 percent since the start of the Israeli-US assault on Iran, after Israel closed all border crossings with Gaza, exacerbating the suffering of patients in need of medical treatment and displaced Palestinians.

According to figures reported by Israeli newspaper Haaretz that held by the American-run Civil Military Coordination Center in Kiryat Gat,, before the assault on Iran, the average number of trucks entering the enclave weekly was 4,200. In the first week of the war, this number fell to only 590. In the second week, 1,137 trucks went in and between Sunday and Tuesday, fewer than 400 entered.

Reports from the Gaza Strip also indicate a sharp surge in food prices due to shortages and some goods have disappeared.

RIP? More like, Reassigned Insurgent for Purgatory duty. I guess they need him more than we do. Go get 'em, Walker!
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Chuck facts! Let 'em fly!