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Last year, Periwinkle Cobra, a marketing agency known more for brash slogans than technical depth, wrapped up a conference talk with the cheery closer: “Give AI a try, it won’t bite.” Well. It bit. Abelard Dongleman, the agency’s owner and self-appointed thought leader, delivered the talk. A man
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In an unusual move, a company recently hacked has put its hands up and fully confirmed the extent of the breach and data leak. Normally, the industry playbook reads: deny, deflect, gaslight. Ensuring victims remain blissfully unaware, while executives quietly cover their digital behinds and update their LinkedIn profiles. Not
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In a groundbreaking moment for irrational exuberance, famed tech founder Roger Wankleman's new venture has reached a $1.2 billion valuation, despite not having a name, product, website, or any concrete idea beyond “something with AI.” Wankleman, best known for disrupting the paperclip industry with blockchain in 2017,
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In a predictable yet glorious overreach that has rattled the boundaries of self-promotion and delusion, AI-powered “ArticNova” has proudly displayed the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) logo on its homepage under the header “Backed by the Best.” Minimal effort from this outlets, unpaid tech desk has revealed that the endorsement,
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The Spindleberry Centre for Disruptive Excellence has just opened its doors.