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Something Is Listening to Me. And It Might Be My Own Fault

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I’ve been testing the newest wave of AI assistants, and it’s created a terrifying privacy paradox. Here’s why giving these tools total access to our lives might be surveillance…

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Something Is Listening to Me. And It Might Be My Own Fault

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