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Nobody Warned Us About This Dark Side of AI, EMF’s & Radiation | Cory Hillis
A new video from Cory Hillis titled "Nobody Warned Us About This Dark Side of AI, EMF's & Radiation" is making the rounds on YouTube, and it's striking a nerve with parents and homeowners who've been quietly wondering about the invisible signals filling our homes. The exact details of Hillis's argument aren't fully available here, but the title alone taps into a concern that's been building for years: as AI tools, smart devices, and wireless infrastructure expand, so does our constant exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) — often without much public discussion of the tradeoffs.
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