This single picture summarizes the entire Republican debate tonight in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. No further commentary.
23andMe confirms hackers stole ancestry data on 6.9 million users
In an email sent to TechCrunch late on Saturday, 23andMe spokesperson Katie Watson confirmed that hackers accessed the personal information of about 5.5 million people who opted-in to 23andMe’s DNA Relatives feature, which allows customers to automatically share some of their data with others. The stolen data included the person’s name, birth year, relationship labels, the percentage of DNA shared with relatives, ancestry reports and self-reported location.
23andMe also confirmed that another group of about 1.4 million people who opted-in to DNA Relatives also “had their Family Tree profile information accessed,” which includes display names, relationship labels, birth year, self-reported location and whether the user decided to share their information, the spokesperson said.
For the last 6 months, I’ve been embedded in OpenAI and Microsoft, studying how they build AI. Then Sam Altman was fired, sparking a five-day crisis that some insiders started calling the “Turkey-Shoot Clusterfuck.” I had a front row seat. 🧵
The Inside Story of Microsoft’s Partnership with OpenAI | The New Yorker — A must read. Charles Duhigg is this generation’s Atul Gawande meets Malcolm Gladwell. Absolute cutting edge reporting.