This would be terrible for the next generation of humanity. The apps and games of today are the paintbrushes and tree forts of yesterday. Fortnite has Creative Mode, Roblox has Roblox studio, and being a digital creator is in everyone’s reach, till politicians take it away.

Just had the creepiest scam ever happen 20 minutes ago. I got a call from my wife telling me she forgot her wallet and needed the credit card to pay for her gas. Except my wife was at home with me, and drives a Tesla. Same voice, bit... off, weird cadence but 100% sounded just like her. If she wasn't there, and it wasn't about gas I would have fallen for it. I entertained it for awhile to get more out of it, I was so confused. Must be some sort of voice deepfake. The responses were too fast for ai, I think it was a voice filter. I wish I had thought to record it. The future is about to get fucked. Warn your loved ones, do verbal passwords with your kids. Bit taken aback

Really brutal. The phishing email is written quite convincingly, and it comes from the official Trezor domain. At least tens of millions will be lost; hopefully not hundreds of millions. Insane f*ckup from Trezor.

153,000,000 American driver licenses leaked in KYC hack This is 63% of all American driver licenses In US driver licenses function as valid government-issues photo IDs

The most predictable object in physics becomes completely unpredictable the moment you add a second joint. It's called a "double pendulum." This is why scientists still cannot predict the double pendulum exactly. A double pendulum with initial conditions measured to a trillionth of a degree will still become completely unpredictable within ten seconds. Think about what that sentence actually means. We have the full equations. Newton wrote them. Lagrange refined them. Every physics undergraduate can derive them on a napkin. There's no missing physics, no hidden variable, no quantum weirdness. Just two rods, two joints, gravity. That's it. And yet the system laughs at prediction. The reason lives in something called the Lyapunov exponent, a number that measures how fast two nearly-identical starting positions diverge from each other over time. For a double pendulum, that exponent sits around 3 to 5 per second, and in some experiments as high as 7.9. Translation: "any tiny uncertainty in your starting angle doubles roughly every fifth of a second. After one second, your error has grown by a factor of thousands. After five seconds, by a factor of billions. After ten, the two pendulums have nothing in common except the laws they obey." The deeper trap is philosophical. Classical mechanics was supposed to be the temple of determinism. Laplace famously claimed that a sufficiently powerful intelligence knowing every particle's position and velocity could predict the entire future of the universe. The double pendulum quietly destroys that dream using two sticks and a hinge. Determinism holds in theory, but predictability fails because measurements are never exact. You cannot know an angle to infinite decimal places. The universe doesn't hand you those digits. So even in a fully deterministic system, the future becomes practically unknowable the moment sensitivity to initial conditions outpaces your measurement resolution. This is why weather forecasts fail past two weeks. Why heart arrhythmias resist prediction. Why financial models built on smooth curves get shredded by reality. The double pendulum is the honest face of most complex systems in nature. Smooth predictability is the exception. Chaos is the default setting of anything with coupled nonlinear parts.