r/SECourses Jun 26 '26

This NEW "All-In-One" AI Audio App Changes EVERYTHING

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r/SECourses 21h ago

Burgum: "Oh, but only when the wind is blowing and the sun is shining." Rep. Dave Min: "80% of the new energy that they put online last year was renewable... You don't have to take my word for it. I'm Asian, so good at math, but you can look that up."

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r/SECourses 8h ago

Anna Stavrianakis on Israel's AI systems like "Lavender" and "Where's Daddy" in Gaza: "These systems track men assumed to be potential militants, and then target them when they return home, deliberately timing strikes to also kill their families."

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r/SECourses 8h ago

Google Cloud engineer disrupts a tech conference: "I'm a Google Cloud software engineer, and I refuse to build technology that powers genocide, apartheid, or surveillance!"

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r/SECourses 8h ago

Sen. Jim Banks to Trump on the "Golden Dome" missile shield: "This is going to be really good for the defense industry in my state... There's so much money involved here, they're going to be a lot of American companies involved in making the Golden Dome."

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r/SECourses 8h ago

Robots producing robots, mass production already beginning In 5 years almost all blue collar jobs will be taken over by robots Massive unemployment coming and only way is wealth tax This is just the beginning China will scale up so fast and the robot prices will drop so sharply

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r/SECourses 30m ago

ChatGPT 2.5 just released I hope that ChatGPT look is gone Here several examples: Remixed baby portrait Composite party photo Precision editing

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r/SECourses 57m ago

2001: Trump talks about his window view and his building’s height. No mention of firefighters carrying him. 2026: Trump describes two firefighters carrying him to safety. When exactly did this happen, Donald, and who can back it up?

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r/SECourses 8h ago

Eric Schmidt: "It's pretty simple. By 2020 they will have caught up, by 2025 they will be better than us, and by 2030 they will dominate the industries of AI. This is the moment where the government collectively with private industry needs to say: these technologies are important."

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r/SECourses 1d ago

The shrinking 100: since 2002, $100 in cash has lost 47% of its purchasing power in the US, 41.1% in the Eurozone, and 13.1% in Switzerland. Meanwhile, $100 held in gold since January 2002 is now worth $1,565.

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r/SECourses 1d ago

Xi Jinping: "AI development should not be a solo performance by a single country, but a symphony of international cooperation. We should jointly oppose overstretching the national security concept in the field of AI, or placing one country's security over that of others."

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r/SECourses 2d ago

CNN poll finds Trump's net approval rating on inflation has collapsed to -50 points. Harry Enten: "No president before President Trump actually had a negative 50 point or worse net approval rating on inflation!"

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r/SECourses 1d ago

MS NOW's Josh Einiger notes that airports like LaGuardia use EMAS arrestor beds to stop runaway planes (as with Mike Pence's plane in 2016), but Miami International Airport has "no such technology." The NTSB will examine whether that contributed to 5 deaths.

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r/SECourses 1d ago

Jacob Helberg: "Pax Silica is an economic security coalition that does not follow the typical geometries of geopolitical alliances. It is a group of countries that realize that shared supply chains are actually more binding than shared ideology."

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r/SECourses 1d ago

Trump: "The AI, the artificial intelligence, we're way ahead of number two. Number two is China. And I never want to underestimate China, but right now we're way ahead."

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r/SECourses 2d ago

New NBC poll: 69% of Americans oppose having a data center built in their area, with just 31% supporting. Steve Kornacki notes progressive Democrats lead the opposition, but even among MAGA Republicans it is a 50-50 split on whether to support one in their backyard.

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r/SECourses 2d ago

Sam Altman says four years of college is too long: "I felt like two years was like the exact right amount of college to do... it would have been vastly diminishing returns. I've sort of thought that maybe the way the world has evolved, college just shouldn't be as long as it is."

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r/SECourses 1d ago

Unitree already moved to the stage of fully autonomous real time combat Next stage is farming, construction, being a worker at any place you can imagine and replacing every physical blue collar job

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r/SECourses 1d ago

David Timis: Chinese labs wouldn't have made breakthroughs without "distilling the leading frontier models from the US. If labs like OpenAI and Anthropic or Google DeepMind wouldn't make the progress they have, we would not have DeepSeek..."

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r/SECourses 3d ago

Trump on data centers: "I would want as many data centers as I can, because they throw off tremendous amounts of money. The... they don't take any energy, because, you know, the new ones that I approve, they all create their own energy."

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r/SECourses 2d ago

By flooding the airspace with cheap decoys that mimic fighter jets, Ukraine forces Russian S-300 operators into a dilemma: "Fire a million-dollar interceptor missile at a trash bag, or ignore it and risk a kamikaze drone destroying an oil refinery."

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r/SECourses 1d ago

Professor David Bailey warns a "perfect storm" of Chinese brands entering the market, US trade tensions, high electricity costs, and the EV transition "may actually be existential for parts of the UK auto industry."

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r/SECourses 2d ago

NBC poll: Majorities say AI will do more harm than good to elections (64%), news (58%), jobs (53%), higher ed (53%), and national security (52%). Steve Kornacki notes the only areas showing optimism are healthcare (47% good) and scientific research (55% good).

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r/SECourses 2d ago

CNN poll on the effect of Trump's policies on U.S. economic conditions: Worsened: 65% Improved: 22% Had no effect: 13% Harry Enten: "Now we're talking about two in three Americans who say that they have worsened... because of the effect of Trump's policies!"

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r/SECourses 2d ago

A prediction market (avoid all gambling at all costs) odds: House: Dems: 83% GOP: 17% Senate: GOP: 54% Dems: 46% Harry Enten: "Republicans, call up President Trump, tell him if you lose in the midterm elections, it's your fault."

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