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Reporting on tech and conflict for @NBCNews. Previously @WSJ, @BuzzFeedNews, @ShorensteinCtr. Email: jane.lytvynenko@nbcuni.com Signal: janelytv.74
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Graham Platner’s account on a notorious chat app highlights Kik’s dark reputation

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By Jane Lytvynenko , Ben Goggin 
| NBC News
The platform’s ability to anonymize users makes it a favorite for those seeking to carry out nefarious activities.
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Inside the Pentagon’s unusual $1.1 billion competition to buy 300,000 drones

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By Jane Lytvynenko 
| NBC News
May 27, 2026, 11:59 AM EDT DETROIT — Military drone pilots tinkered with controllers and quadcopters before the machines took off with a high-pitched buzz on a one-way mission. Operators navigated the drones through abandoned buildings and pine forests until they slammed into their target: a mannequin in military garb. The competition in Fort Benning, Georgia, had a single purpose — to help the Pentagon buy explosive drones. Just a moment. We are getting your experience ready.
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A ChatGPT poisoning case is riveting South Korea as claims of AI-linked violence spread Original

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By Jane Lytvynenko , Stella J-H Kim, Jared Perlo 
| NBC News
May 12, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT SEOUL, South Korea — “What happens if you take sleeping pills and alcohol together?” “How much is dangerous if you take them together?” “Could you die?” Those are the questions police in South Korea say Kim So-young asked ChatGPT shortly before she gave two men a mix of alcohol and benzodiazepine, leading to their deaths. Prosecutors allege Kim gave the drugs to three men, two of whom died, while the other was injured.
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