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Feds Charge Atlanta Man Who Gave Border Agents 'Self-Destruct' Password For Phone
Feds Charge Atlanta Man Who Gave Border Agents 'Self-Destruct' Password For Phone
A federal judge in Atlanta is weighing whether to throw out the evidence in what appears to be the first US prosecution of a traveler over a phone's built-in "duress password" - a privacy feature that erases a device when the wrong code is entered.
Samuel Tunick, an Atlanta resident and US citizen, was charged under 18 U.S.C. § 2232(a), which makes it a crime to destroy or damage property to prevent the government from seizing it. The offense carries...
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The Hidden Cost To The American Worker From The AI Boom
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Authored by Steven Edginton via American Intelligence,
While many warn that artificial intelligence itself will displace American workers, far less attention is paid to the fact that the very companies building AI are already replacing American employees with cheaper foreign labor. In many cases, though, the immediate threat to American workers is not the technology itself, but the hiring practices of the firms developing it.
In 2025, 406,348 H-1B visas were given to foreign workers in the United States, according...
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