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Agent erased full season of "The Challenge Swe": "Hundreds of days of work gone"(aviaduct.com)
36 points by lensecat | 36 comments
Aftonbladet article, viewed via a translation proxy, reporting that an AI agent deleted an entire season of The Challenge Sverige weeks before its premiere.
Swedish government offices to ban ChatGPT and Claude(sverigesradio.se)
279 points by armcat | 114 comments
Sveriges Radio news article reporting that Sweden's Government Offices are blocking ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers in favor of approved tools like Microsoft Copilot.
Hitler-Mannerheim Recording(yle.fi)
62 points by mahirsaid | 37 comments
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Philly courts will ban all smart eyeglasses starting next week(inquirer.com)
368 points by Philadelphia | 182 comments
Philadelphia Inquirer article reporting that Philadelphia's First Judicial District will ban smart eyeglasses in courts to protect witnesses and jurors from intimidation.
Meta in row after workers who saw smart glasses users having sex lose jobs(bbc.com)
426 points by gorbachev | 315 comments
BBC News article on a row at Meta after contract workers who said they saw smart glasses footage of users having sex lost their jobs.
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses(meta.com)
520 points by mfiguiere | 760 comments
Meta's product page for the Ray-Ban Meta collection of smart glasses, promoting them as the next generation of smart glasses with shopping options.
Orion, our first true augmented reality glasses(about.fb.com)
1168 points by mfiguiere | 996 comments
Meta Newsroom post from September 25, 2024 announcing Orion, the company's first true augmented reality glasses prototype.
Coding without a laptop: Two weeks with AR glasses and Linux on Android(holdtherobot.com)
880 points by mikenew | 331 comments
A blog post recounting two weeks of coding using AR glasses and a phone running a desktop Linux environment in a chroot container on Android.
Meta's Onavo VPN removed SSL encryption of competitor's analytics traffic(documentcloud.org)
381 points by wordhydrogen | 138 comments
Court filing in Klein v. Meta alleging Facebook's In-App Action Panel program used SSL man-in-the-middle techniques via Onavo to intercept Snapchat, YouTube and Amazon analytics traffic.












