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Meta is rolling back its 'Muse Image' artificial intelligence tool after user backlash over privacy and consent. Axios senior A.I. reporter Madison Mills joined ABC News' Diane Macedo to discuss what went wrong in the tool's rollout.

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If You Live In America, You Need To Be Aware Of This BE CAREFUL what you post on social media/ anywhere public Nonprofit news outlet Knock LA EXPOSES Law Enforcement & The IRS is using a program called Cobwebs to gather personal data and build profiles on Americans Cobwebs Technologies uses “warrantless access to your personal information” and artificial intelligence and machine learning to surveil members of the public. KTLA: Los Angeles Police Department accessing data from your phone and social media accounts without a warrant “LAPD purchased the nearly $200,000-per-year subscription to the technology in 2022 with the help of a $600,000 DHS grant that focuses on terrorism prevention in urban areas,” according to Knock LA. “This purchase came after Meta — parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — banned Cobwebs accounts due to its status as a “surveillance-for-hire company” that targeted “activists, opposition politicians, and government officials in Hong Kong and Mexico,” Knock LA explained, citing a Meta report.” “In a statement, the LAPD said it uses Cobwebs to “consolidate open-source, publicly available information and commercially available anonymized data in relation to criminal investigations. These investigations include serious felony crimes (i.e., murders, robberies, etc.), along with threats to public safety (i.e., mass shootings) and critical infrastructure,” the statement added. “Cobwebs Technologies greatly aids the LAPD in these investigations and acts as a force multiplier in the processing of this pertinent and lawfully obtained data. This technology is extremely limited in its deployment and usage. The LAPD has implemented an oversight, audit and review process with its usage of the Cobwebs Technologies platform.” Do you believe this program is only being used for criminals? Yeah right. The LAPD is not the only government agency in a contract with Cobwebs. The IRS also paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to “conduct undercover investigations online,” as reported by Motherboard. What happened to American’s Privacy? More info: While Cobwebs is Israeli in origin, it was reportedly purchased by American private equity firm Spire Capital for about $200 million.

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And here is: FBI Director Kash Patel: “The single most important figure in blocking the release of the ICA report is Gina Haspel — one of the key architects of the Russian collusion conspiracy hoax.” “A fake news reporter at The Washington Post went so far as to congratulate Gina Haspel for blocking the release of Obama’s Intelligence Community report.” “That should tell you everything you need to know.” In other words: DNI Tulsi Gabbard did what the two criminals — Gina Haspel and Mike Pompeo — tried to cover up. In fact, CIA Director Mike Pompeo, in 2017, went so far as to covertly grant Adam Schiff access to raw intelligence logs and classified communications — directly from a secure room in Langley — for Schiff to use in an attempt to overthrow Donald J. Trump, the sitting President of the United States. Meanwhile, Gina Haspel went so far as to plant CIA analyst Eric Ciaramella (the rat behind President Trump’s July 25, 2019 phone call with Zelenskyy), effectively conspiring with Adam Schiff, OCCRP, and USAID — in yet another attempt to topple the U.S. government, this time through Impeachment Hoax Number One Additionally, it was Gina Haspel who bribed CIA analysts in 2020 to cover up the origin of Xi Jinping–19, which effectively helped facilitate the overthrow of the U.S. government in 2020. I’ve always suspected that Adam Schiff was being protected by the Intelligence Community. In fact, I’ve posted about it several times over the past few years. 📝Issue the criminal referrals to the Department of Justice at once.

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🎉 The best way to start the week is to find out that our MedSAM is finally published today in Nature Communications! **Segment anything in medical images** Paper: arXiv: Data & Code: MedSAM is the first promotable foundation model for medical image segmentation. **Highlights**: ⭐ Before its formal publication, we have received 220 citations and 1400+ GitHub stars 🙏🙏❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 📊 We curated a large-scale medical image dataset with 1,570,263 image-mask pairs, covering 10 imaging modalities and over 30 cancer types. 🚀 Built on top of SAM (AI at Meta ) with transfer learning, we have significantly enhanced its segmentation performance of medical images. 📈 Comprehensive evaluations of 86 internal validation tasks and 60 external validation tasks demonstrate its better accuracy and robustness than modality-wise specialist models. **What is Next? --- Clinical Translation!!** 🍕Our next goal is to make the model deployable on laptops (CPUs) or other edge devices without reliance on GPUs. We have distilled a lightweight model, LiteMedSAM, offering a speed boost of 10x while maintaining accuracy. Plus, we have integrated it into the 3D Slicer plugin, providing an efficient tool for medical image segmentation. 🌐 To further promote developments in this field, we organize a competition on #CVPR2026: Segment Anything in Medical Images on Laptop! An out-of-the-box baseline has been released to reduce the entry barriers. Welcome to join us to push the boundary further: 🙏 Massive thanks to MetaAI AI at Meta for their open-source project SAM and many reviewers/users for their invaluable feedback. A huge shoutout to my postdoc Jun Ma (JunMa) for his leadership on this project!! UHN AI Hub Vector Institute Peter Munk Cardiac Centre AI Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology U of T Department of Computer Science University of Toronto University Health Network Brad Wouters 🇨🇦 Barry Rubin MD, PhD, FRCSC Shaf Keshavjee

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Trump needs to be 'stopped' before he seizes news outlets and sells them to cronies, fired ABC journalist says | Kristine Parks, Fox News Terry Moran drew parallels between US media landscape under Trump and authoritarian countries like Russia Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran worried Tuesday that the U.S. will soon lose its free press if President Donald Trump is not "stopped." Moran, who was fired in June from the network where he worked for almost 28 years after posting a scathing social media rant against Trump and White House aide Stephen Miller, discussed the state of the media with former MSNBC host Chris Matthews on Substack. Lamenting the recent CBS/Paramount settlement with Trump, and other media shakeups, Matthews worried about the implications of media outlets caving to the president’s demands. "Is this going to keep going?" Matthews asked. "Or is he going to keep going from network to network, to newspaper to newspaper?… Are they willing to be what they’ve been or are they just going to keep groveling?" Moran made a bold prediction that there will be no independent news in the U.S. because media organizations will have their power stripped from them by the current administration. "I think they’re going to, at some point, get rid of the news divisions, is my prediction," he told Matthews. "It will either be stripped from them—look, unless Trump is stopped, there’s a playbook here. You see it in all the authoritarian countries." "[Viktor] Orban did it, [Vladimir] Putin did it in Russia and the Law and Justice Party in Poland — they stripped the media, the news operations away from independent corporations that will stand up and they sell them to their cronies," he continued. Moran then brought up the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) investigating ABC News over debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis's fact-checking of Trump during the 2024 presidential debate that he said favored his opponent, former Vice President Kamala Harris. "Muir did nothing wrong, but because, you know, the law that governs these news operations and networks is that they have to operate in the public interest as defined by the Trump administration," he warned. "At some point, they will find a reason to strip the ownership of these things from the corporations that now own them and sell them to their cronies, unless someone stops them." The White House did not immediately return Fox News Digital's request for comment. Shortly after leaving ABC, Moran said that it was not a journalist's job to be "objective." "My own feeling is that you don't sacrifice your citizenship as a journalist. Your job is not to be objective," he told The Bulwark's Tim Miller in a Substack interview in June. Read more:

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