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ICE’s DNA Grab Grows, Moon Crash and AI Worries

The relentless expansion of surveillance and its chilling consequences.

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) has collected nearly one million DNA samples this year, including from young children, feeding an FBI database indefinitely. This alarming practice raises questions about privacy and the treatment of immigrants.


Meanwhile, a SpaceX rocket crash landed on the moon, sparking new debates over space exploration. And AI backlash continues to grow as companies grapple with low-quality content generation.


The White House has announced a secretive plan to address increasing security risks from AI, though many questions remain about its specifics.


WIRED's Molly Taft discusses how data centers have become political battlegrounds, disrupting American politics in unexpected ways.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/ice-dna-collection-increases-spacex-rocket-crashes-into-the-moon-and-the-ai-backlash-grows/
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