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TechCrunch suggests last-minute tech-themed Halloween costumes

TechCrunch published a list of last-minute Halloween costume ideas for tech enthusiasts, drawing on recent industry news and cultural moments. The suggestions include dressing as a "recursive self-improvement" AI, a reference to fears expressed by leaders like Dario Amodei and Sam Altman about AI advancing without human intervention. Other ideas involve mimicking the cute avatars of AI…

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  • Costumes reference recursive self-improvement AI fears voiced by Dario Amodei and Sam Altman.
  • Ideas include mimicking Meta and OpenAI AI assistant avatars and Meta glasses recording lights.
  • One costume references recent AI-discovered PHP vulnerabilities and Bryan Johnson's GLP-Bryan concept.

The list also references specific recent events, such as the discovery of critical PHP vulnerabilities by AI last week, suggesting a costume that involves wearing a shirt with "PHP" written on it and discussing personal feelings to mimic the "vulnerability." Additionally, it includes a nod to biohacker Bryan Johnson and his "GLP-Bryan" concept, as well as a costume based on Mark Zuckerberg’s recent fashion choices, such as his black T-shirts with ominous Latin phrases. The article frames these ideas as low-effort, humorous ways to engage with current tech topics during the holiday season.

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Last-minute Halloween costumes for tech nerds

TechCrunch AI · 30 October 2026

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