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Table of Contents

• Turns Out Even Tech CEO's Can Get Fooled

  • Apple’s “AI Doctor” Set to Shake Up Digital Health

    • The AI Coder That Can Write and Update Code on Its …

    • Meta Tests AI-Generated Comment Suggestions on Ins …

  • AI Is Transforming Entertainment and Interactive C …

  • 🍔 Today’s Bytes

  • MEME OF THE DAY

Turns Out Even Tech CEO’s Can Get Fooled

Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri revealed he was recently targeted by a highly sophisticated phishing attack. The scammer, speaking flawless English, called from a U.S. number and claimed Mosseri’s Google account was compromised.

They followed up with an official-looking email from a Google-like address and even set up a convincing Google Sites page, asking him to reset his password, while specifically instructing him not to say it out loud.

The attention to detail was impressive, but it was all a ruse to steal his credentials.

The scam was so convincing that even Mosseri, who leads one of the world’s biggest social platforms, flagged how close he came to falling for it.

Google responded quickly, taking down the fraudulent site and reminding everyone: Google will never call you about your account.

They also shared tips on how to spot scams and what to do if you encounter one.

But it’s not just Google accounts at risk. As creator @natalisruby pointed out, similar phishing tactics are being used to impersonate Meta and Instagram support, with fake emails claiming copyright violations or account issues.

These emails look official, reference real content, and pressure users to click suspicious links or share sensitive information.

The incident sparked plenty of reactions online, with some users poking fun at the irony of Instagram’s top exec nearly getting duped by a classic phishing form, and others highlighting the casual mention of “perfect English” as a red flag in itself.

TLDR;

Stay skeptical, double-check everything. And remember, no real support team will ever ask for your password over the phone or via a sketchy link.

Sources:

1. https://www.threads.net/@ianletjungkook07/post/C9UBDuoRqRO

2. https://www.threads.net/@julesinlr/post/CuYJgBdtmzf

Apple’s “AI Doctor” Set to Shake Up Digital Health

Apple is about to unveil its “AI doctor” plan, aiming to make your iPhone and Apple Watch your new health coach.

The service, rumoured to launch with iOS 19.4, will use AI to give personalized tips on nutrition, exercise, sleep, and more, pulling data from all your Apple devices.

With expert-backed advice and even food tracking, Apple’s move could make digital health smarter, more proactive, and a lot more personal.

Get ready for your next health checkup to start on your wrist!

—> AppleMust

The AI Coder That Can Write and Update Code on Its Own

Microsoft just changed the game for developers with its new GitHub Copilot coding agent, announced at Build 2025.

Unlike the old Copilot, which just suggested code as you typed, this new agent can write, update, and fix code all by itself, almost like having a virtual teammate who never takes a coffee break.

How this one works

1. Developers can assign the Copilot agent tasks like fixing bugs, adding features, or updating documentation.

2. The AI gets to work in the background, creates draft pull requests, and then notifies the team when it’s done.

3. Human developers still have the final say; nothing gets merged without a review, so you get the best of both worlds: speed and safety.

Microsoft is also open-sourcing Copilot in Visual Studio Code, making it even easier for the developer community to shape the future of AI-powered coding.

The new Copilot agent is powered by advanced AI models and is designed to handle everyday coding chores, letting humans focus on the creative, complex stuff.

TLDR;

The age of AI co-development is officially here. Your next coding partner might just be a bot, and it’s ready to squash bugs, refactor code, and help you ship faster than ever.

—> CNBC

Meta Tests AI-Generated Comment Suggestions on Instagram

Meta is testing a new feature on Instagram that uses AI to suggest comments for users to post under photos and videos.

With a tap on a pencil icon, users can let Meta AI analyze the image and get three ready-made comment options like “Love the cozy atmosphere” or “Great photo shoot location.”

If you don’t like the first batch, you can refresh for more suggestions.

While Meta says this will make interactions “more fun and useful,” some users worry it could make Instagram feel less authentic and more robotic.

—> TechinAsia

AI Is Transforming Entertainment and Interactive Content

Today, AI personalizes your gaming, streaming, and music experiences—suggesting movies, songs, or even changing game difficulty based on your habits.

Behind the scenes, AI helps create lifelike graphics, smarter game design, and even lets viewers influence storylines in movies and shows.

But it’s not just about fun and games. AI also raises important questions about data privacy, algorithmic bias, and keeping the human touch in creative work.

As technology evolves, expect even more tailored, visually stunning, and interactive experiences—just don’t forget that a little human oversight still makes the show go on.

—> Durhampost

🍔 Today’s Bytes

• If your startup isn’t riding the AI wave, you might be feeling left out in the cold. Investors are pouring money into anything with “artificial intelligence” in the pitch, while other tech ventures are struggling to raise funds. It’s a tough climate for founders who aren’t building bots or training models. Maybe it’s time to teach your app to talk back?

• Levi’s is putting its Dockers brand up for sale, signaling the end of an era for khaki lovers everywhere. Once the go-to for business casual, Dockers has seen its popularity wane as fashion trends shift. Levi’s says it wants to focus on its core denim business and let Dockers find a new home. Dad jeans are safe, but those pleated pants might be in search of a new closet.

• JPMorgan is once again changing its tune on bitcoin, reversing previous skepticism and showing renewed interest in crypto. The banking giant’s shifting stance reflects the ongoing rollercoaster of digital currency acceptance on Wall Street. With regulations evolving and prices bouncing, it’s anyone’s guess where the bank will land next. For now, it’s another plot twist in the saga of banks vs. bitcoin.

• Balenciaga has just announced a new creative director, and the fashion world is buzzing with anticipation. The brand, known for its bold and sometimes bizarre runway looks, is hoping for fresh inspiration and maybe a few less scandals. Fashion insiders are eager to see what wild trends will walk the runway next. Get ready for your Instagram feed to get a little more avant-garde.

• Netflix has snagged the streaming rights to ‘Sesame Street,’ bringing Big Bird, Elmo, and the gang to a whole new generation of binge-watchers. The move is part of Netflix’s push into family-friendly content and nostalgia-driven programming. Parents can now relive their childhood while their kids learn the ABCs, all without leaving the couch.

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