Kiki Dorson (Tech | Ai | Crypto | Web3)
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🔐 *Chrome will soon change your weak passwords for you — with your royal permission* At Google I/O, the team promised: by the end of 2025, Chrome will auto-update weak or leaked passwords — but only if you say “yes, Chrome, please fix my mess”. 🧠 No more guilt-tripping password warnings. Chrome will do the boring stuff. You? Just tap “approve”. ⏳ Launching by New Year’s, so devs don’t lose their minds. 🎁 Best part? Less hassle, more safety. You're welcome.
🇦🇪 *UAE schools teach toddlers to outsmart chatGPT before they can spell it* The United Arab Emirates has taken a bold step by introducing AI education in nursery schools. This initiative aims to progress by teaching children about artificial intelligence from a young age. The decision was made after observing the influence of TikTok on children while adults were distracted. Education Minister Sarah al-Amiri emphasised the need for this course correction, stating that they did not want to repeat the mistakes of the past. In the coming years, four-year-olds will learn prompt engineering before long division, ethics before algebra, and chatbot bias before cursive writing. The programme is designed to be manageable, with a maximum of 20 hours of education per year. This approach aims to equip children with the knowledge and skills to outsmart smart speakers and avoid plagiarism. The UAE is betting that the next major AI disruptor might still be in its early stages of development. https://t.me/kikidorson/186
_Use ChatGPT on WhatsApp..._
🇺🇸 *Bill Gates: These jobs beat AI, for now* Bill Gates says 3 types of humans still have job security: biologists, energy experts, and programmers. Biologists win because AI can’t form a hypothesis from a hunch or chase weird results down a rabbit hole. Discovery takes instincts — not just data. Energy experts stay relevant by solving problems that shift constantly: blackouts, surges, new fuels, changing climate. AI can’t adapt fast enough in real time. And programmers? They write the code AI runs on. Until AI starts writing flawless code about itself with zero bugs, humans are still in charge. Bonus round: athletes. Gates told Fallon no one pays to watch a robot play cricket, yet... https://t.me/kikidorson/190
🕵️♂️ *Shenzhen: Where all stolen iPhones go to die (or get a second life)* China’s Feiyang Times Mall, 4th floor, is basically the endgame for stolen, traded-in, or bricked iPhones. It's where your lost device might end up — alive or parted out 📦📱 According to Financial Times, one guy had his iPhone 15 Pro snatched in the US. Tracker showed it hopping from shady repair spots to Hong Kong, and finally Shenzhen. Then came the iMessage: " «Unlock it or we’ll recycle and leak your data." Yeah, don’t fall for it 🙄 📌 Pro tip: Turn on Stolen Device Protection in Face ID settings. You’ll thank yourself later.
Musk responds to Trump criticism: “Whatever.” He adds: “False — this bill was never shown to me even once.” Musk also weighed in on Congress: “Either you get a big and ugly bill or a slim and beautiful bill.”
Trump: “Elon and I had a great relationship. I don’t know if we will anymore. I’m very disappointed in him — I helped him a lot. He hasn’t said anything bad about me personally… but I’m sure that’ll be next.”
*The World’s First AI-Only Clinic Just Opened — No Doctors in Sight 💊* In Saudi Arabia, a medical first just went live: a clinic run entirely by AI No human doctors — just “Dr. Hua,” a chatbot on a tablet. Describe your symptoms, answer a few follow-up questions, and boom — you get a diagnosis and treatment plan. Need an X-ray, ECG, or basic care? That part’s still handled by humans Accuracy rate? A 99.97%. But for now, Dr. Hua sticks to the basics — think colds, sore throats, asthma AI’s moving in on medicine! 🗒 https://t.me/kikidorson/185
This is REALLY bad for GOLD. Scientists can literally recreate Gold in a lab and this makes Gold no longer scarce. For those that think I am being alarmist or dramatic, study the Diamond chart since the same thing happened and scientists created lab grown diamonds. Neither the human eye nor with a mag glass can tell the difference and the cost is about 1% of the original.
