French cops got blindsided by 2 million “silent calls”—and AI voice clones are why
French officials warn “silent calls” are feeding AI voice clones—letting scammers mimic you with a simple “hello” and hit your family for cash.
U.S. Lets AI Refill Chronic Prescriptions—No Doctor Click Required, and Hospitals Are Stunned
AI can now auto-refill some chronic prescriptions in the U.S.—faster care, fewer doctor clicks, and a looming liability and bias showdown.
Older Homeless Women Are Stuck Choosing Between the Street and Shelters That Scare Them
Older homeless women describe shelters as unsafe, health care as a mess, and dignity as a daily fight—BU researchers say the system wasn’t built for them.
A New Movie Puts AI on the Bench—and Dares Us to Let Code Decide Who Dies
A new film imagines an AI-run death-penalty court that convicts and executes in 90 minutes—and it hits a nerve about justice, speed, and morality.
Amazon’s Dropping $16B on France—and Promising 7,000 Jobs in Cloud, AI, and Warehouses
Amazon plans a $16B, three-year push in France—7,000 jobs tied to AWS, AI research, and a bigger logistics network to win Europe’s delivery fight.
Grandma’s “Pokopia” Notebook Is the Sweetest Middle Finger to Gamer Stereotypes
A grandma with hundreds of hours in Animal Crossing is playing Pokopia—and keeping meticulous handwritten notes. It’s charming, and it shatters gamer clichés.
