This Is What Happens When AI Gets Too Powerful (S5) S23

This Is What Happens When AI Gets Too Powerful (S5) S23

From The JMOR Tech Talk Show (Podcast) by thejmortechtalkshow

June 5, 2026 · 58 min · Episode 144

About this episode

The episode discusses the dangers of rapidly advancing technology, including data breaches and the control of social media algorithms.

Tech isn’t just moving fast. It’s moving dangerously. This week, Congress is demanding answers about who controls TikTok’s algorithm, Big Tech finally paid $27 million to settle youth mental health lawsuits, and your DNA was just stolen in a breach so personal you can’t change it. From AI replacing NBA referees to foreign hackers taking down a U.S. transit system, the line between innovation and danger is disappearing fast. This isn’t a normal tech news roundup. These are the stories that prove 2026 is the year tech crossed the line—and no one is in control anymore. WHAT YOU’LL EXPERIENCE IN THIS EPISODE: Your DNA Was Stolen & California Is Suing – Millions of genetic records exposed from 23andMe. You can reset a password. You can’t reset your DNA. This is the most personal data breach in history. Congress Wants To Know Who Controls TikTok – 200+ million Americans use it, but a U.S. senator is now demanding answers: who really controls the algorithm shaping what you see? The Supreme Court Just Refused To Save Meta – Instagram lawsuits claiming it was designed to addict teens are moving forward. Thousands more cases are coming. Big Tech can’t hide anymore. AI May Be Heading…

Topics covered

  • AI
  • data privacy
  • Big Tech
  • cybersecurity
  • mental health
  • social media

Keywords

  • AI
  • TikTok
  • 23andMe
  • data breach
  • Big Tech
  • mental health
  • Congress
  • cybersecurity

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: TikTok, 23andMe, Congress, Meta, CNN, Perplexity, Carnival

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