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California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer proposed a jobs guarantee for workers displaced by artificial intelligence. His plan would rely on a tax levied on big tech companies to fund job creation and training initiatives, aiming to protect workers affected by AI.
Google's Chrome browser now includes a 4-GB AI model called Gemini Nano, which runs on users' computers. Many were unaware of this integration, prompting privacy concerns, but users can disable it easily through the browser settings.
Anthropic released a new feature called "dreaming" that enables AI agents to analyze their activity logs and improve performance. Critics argue that using terms like "dreaming" and "memory" blurs the line between human and machine capabilities.
Wired's security roundup reports Disneyland has rolled out biometric face recognition for all park visitors, a consumer-facing AI privacy precedent set by one of the world's most-visited attractions. The deployment is significant for both the scale of biometric data collected and the precedent it sets for theme park and entertainment venues globally.
WIRED reported that low-quality AI-generated content is degrading cybercrime forums. The story is notable because it shows AI's secondary effects inside adversarial communities, not just legitimate workplaces.