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    New tool maps employees inside S&P 500 market-cap bubbles▼Show HN: I put employees inside S&P 500 market-cap bubblesYhnBusinessMarkets15112 min ago

    A developer has launched a visualisation tool that places employee headcounts inside market-cap bubbles for companies in the S&P 500, letting users compare how many workers sit behind each company's market value. The project is being discussed on Hacker News, where early reactions are examining what the employee-to-market-cap contrast reveals about valuations.

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    Grok Bot Exposes Tech CEO's Banking Details in Public Slack●Whoops: Grok Bot Spills Tech CEO's Bank Data in Public SlackYhnTechnology3620 min ago

    xAI's Grok chatbot has reportedly leaked a technology CEO's private banking information into a public Slack channel, raising fresh questions about how AI assistants handle sensitive data inside workplace tools. Commenters are debating the security risks of connecting AI bots to corporate messaging platforms and whether companies are integrating them too quickly without adequate privacy safeguards.

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    Apple rolls out new anti-theft scanning system in stores●Apple is rolling out a new anti-theft system in retail stores. Employees are now using a device that scans sealed iPhoneMmastodonBusinessRetail123 min ago

    Apple is introducing a new anti-theft system across its retail stores. Employees now use a device that scans sealed iPhone boxes to run diagnostics, verifying the phone inside is intact before a return is accepted. The measure is aimed at stopping return fraud, where devices are gutted or swapped before being brought back to the store.

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    Freddy Fazbear podcast explores MCM tech theory in Security Breach●We Found MCM TECH in Security Breach?! | Freddy Fazbear Pizza Podcast▶youtubeTechnologyCybersecurity37K23 h ago

    A new episode of the Freddy Fazbear Pizza Podcast examines a fan theory that MCM, the fictional company linked to Five Nights at Freddy's lore, appears inside the game Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach. The discussion has drawn strong engagement from the FNAF fan community, which actively debates hidden lore connections and corporate references across the franchise's games and merchandise.

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    Hackers debate whether UX redesigns are driven by promotions●Ask HN: How can we stop UX people from changing UIs to get promotions?YhnWarTerrorism818 h ago

    A discussion on Hacker News asks how companies can stop user experience teams from redesigning interfaces mainly to demonstrate impact and win promotions. Commenters are weighing in on whether constant UI churn is a genuine product need or a career tactic, and what incentives inside big tech firms encourage it.

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    Fans Spot MCM Tech Reference in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach●There's MCM TECH in Security Breach?! | Freddy Fazbear Pizza Podcast▶youtubeTechnologyCybersecurity36.9K1 d ago

    Listeners of the Freddy Fazbear Pizza Podcast are discussing a possible reference to MCM tech inside Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach. The episode examines what the mention could mean for the game's lore and its connections to real-world technology, sparking debate among franchise fans about whether it is a deliberate Easter egg or coincidence.

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    OpenAI expands ChatGPT advertising to 26 countries●OpenAI、ChatGPT広告を26カ国へ拡大 広告主は10万社超 – Impress Watch https://www. yayafa.com/2918566/ # AgenticAi # AI # ArtificialGeneralMmastodonTechnologyAI016 h ago

    OpenAI is expanding ChatGPT's advertising business to 26 countries, with more than 100,000 advertisers now on the platform. The move marks a major step in the company's push to monetise its chatbot beyond subscriptions, drawing attention across the tech industry to how ads will be integrated into the AI assistant.

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    Google DeepMind engineer resigns in protest of Pentagon contract●This is how you resign from an AI company! Google DeepMind Engineer Resigns in Protest of Pentagon Contract https:// theMmastodonBusinessLabor52 d ago

    A Google DeepMind engineer has resigned in protest over the company's contract with the Pentagon, according to a report by The Intercept. The resignation is drawing attention to growing tensions inside AI companies over military work, particularly ties to the war in Gaza. Supporters are calling it a principled stand by a tech worker against their employer's defense commitments.