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      <title>#1 A couple of brackets (Bee Cheng Hiang)</title>
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      <description>Singapore's first reported AI-related data breach exposed more than 95,000 Bee Cheng Hiang customers' e-mail addresses, because AI-written code went out with no review. Bucket: vibe-coded, and not meticulous with data.</description>
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