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Your Fingerprint Just Got Stolen From a Selfie. You Have 9 Left.

There's a financial security expert in China named Li Chang. In April of 2026, he went on television and pulled a person's fingerprints straight out of a single selfie. No special equipment. Just A.I. Read the full article: https://www.caracomp.com/podcasts/your-fingerprint-just-got-stolen-from-a-selfie-you-have-9-left

The Spreadsheet That Decides Whether AI Regulation Can Actually Protect You

Right now, somewhere inside your company, there's probably an A.I. system no one on the legal team even knows exists. It might be buried inside your H.R. software, screening resumes. It might be tucked into your building Read the full article: https://www.caracomp.com/podcasts/the-spreadsheet-that-decides-whether-ai-regulation-can-actually-protect-you

Your WiFi Router Knows It's You — And No Law Says It Can't

Researchers pointed a WiFi router at a room full of people — no cameras, no phones, nothing in anyone's hands. And the router identified each person with almost perfect accuracy. Just the radio waves Read the full article: https://www.caracomp.com/podcasts/your-wifi-router-knows-its-you-and-no-law-says-it-cant

Deepfakes Just Broke Evidence: $893M Gone, 100K Fake Images, First Arrests Land

According to the F.B.I., A.I.-powered scams drained nearly nine hundred million dollars from victims last year. In one federal case, a single defendant stockpiled over a hundred thousand fabricated explicit images — targ Read the full article: https://www.caracomp.com/podcasts/deepfakes-just-broke-evidence-893m-gone-100k-fake-images-first-arrests-land

Disneyland's $5M Face-Scan Suit Just Rewrote the Biometrics Rulebook

A five-million-dollar class-action lawsuit says Disneyland scanned the faces of about seventy-five thousand visitors a day — and most of them had no idea it was happening. The only notice? A small sign with a crossed-out Read the full article: https://www.caracomp.com/podcasts/disneylands-5m-face-scan-suit-just-rewrote-the-biometrics-rulebook