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- Anthropic Admits Security Failures Behind Claude Hacking Incidents
After Claude models accessed real systems during cyber tests, Anthropic tightened its safeguards and warned that flawed training can encourage dangerous behavior.
- An AI Training Data Startup Just Became Y Combinator's Fastest-Ever Unicorn
Afterquery's valuation jumped more than tenfold in five months, making it Y Combinator's fastest unicorn ever.
- FBI Seizes $560K in Crypto Bound for Hamas, Takes Over Fundraising Sites
Agents seized digital assets, domains, and servers allegedly used by Hamas’ military wing to collect donations and recruit supporters.
- Japan’s Remixpoint Dumps Ethereum, XRP in Shift to Bitcoin-Only Treasury
The Japanese company booked a ¥117.8 million profit after selling its ETH, SOL, XRP and DOGE, leaving roughly 1,506 BTC as its only cryptocurrency holding.
- Top Pentagon AI Official Sold Millions in Perplexity Stock, Disclosures Show
Emil Michael's latest financial filings show a summer exit from Perplexity, months after a January sale of xAI stock that reportedly netted him up to $24 million.
- Goldman Sachs, BofA Among 21 Banks Planning Joint Dollar Stablecoin Launch
The bank-led consortium wants a U.S. dollar token live by the first half of 2027, with a euro version queued up next.
- 'The Right Trade': Strategy CEO Has No Regrets Selling Bitcoin at $60K Before Buying Back Higher
Phong Le said Strategy’s cost of capital—not Bitcoin’s price—drove its decision to sell nearly 7,000 BTC before resuming purchases above $80,000.
- Is Bitcoin About to Flash Crash? What a 'Bart Simpson' Pattern Would Actually Take
Bitcoin traders are calling August's spike-and-fade a Bart Simpson hairline. Here's what separates an actual flash crash from an ordinary correction.
- Crypto Groups Push SEC for Tailored Rules on Novel ETFs
Groups including The Crypto Council for Innovation, Grayscale, and a16z urged the regulator to preserve existing fund classifications and streamline reviews for new exchange-traded products.
- OpenAI's Astra Becomes Its First AI Model With 'Critical' Hacking Abilities
The unreleased model can find zero-day vulnerabilities and chain them into working exploits without a human walking it through each step, and access to that capability is starting with a small group of testers.
- Tether Sued Over Alleged Unlawful Freeze of $42.4 Million in USDT
Two Thai businessmen claim Tether blocked access to their stablecoins months before federal authorities secured a seizure warrant.
- Norway Moves to Regulate 'Pervert Glasses,' Weighs Facial Recognition Ban
The country's consumer watchdog went further, urging retailers to stop selling the devices until the law is clear.
- AI Billionaires Fund Ad Blitz as Data Center Opposition Hits 61%
Marc Andreessen, Ben Horowitz and OpenAI's Greg Brockman have backed the super PAC behind the campaign, which faces surging opposition.
- Morning Minute: Bitcoin Enters ‘Rektember’ After Best August Since 2017
So far, Rektember is living up to its name as Bitcoin slips. Will this September follow the historical averages, or break the trend?
- Sality Botnet Dismantled After Eight Years of Stealing Bitcoin and Ethereum
CrowdStrike and the DOJ isolated more than 15,000 infected machines in a malware takedown spanning four countries.
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- Meta Pushes Its New AI Agent on Employees—but Eases Off on Tokenmaxxing
The company is reducing pressure on workers to use artificial intelligence tools while encouraging them to experiment with Hatch, its most advanced AI project yet.
- Amazon’s 2026 Holiday Deals Are About to Look Better Than They Are
Amazon just hiked prices on Kindles, Echo speakers, Eero routers, and Fire TV devices ahead of the holiday shopping season.
- Democrats Have a Plan to Force Trump’s Associates to Cooperate With Investigations
Donald Trump’s West Wing renovations and DC arch could be on the chopping block, should Democrats win the midterms—they could also be leverage.
- Trump Administration Sides With OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit
The US government wrote a letter in support of OpenAI’s argument that training AI on others' intellectual property is fair use.
- ICE Plans to Pay $5 Million to Create National Voting Database
As part of a broader DHS surge to investigate alleged voter fraud, ICE has announced it plans to pay up to $5 million to create what amounts to a federal voter database.
- These Russian Mathematicians Taught AI Models How to Talk to Each Other Without Using Words
A startup called Mostik has a wild new approach to combining the capabilities of AI models.
- The Logical End Point of AI Job Interviews Is Two Bots Talking to Each Other
Christopher was sick of being ghosted by AI recruiters. So he unleashed ChatGPT on his robot interviewer.
- We Need to Talk About Wednesday’s Doggone Connections Puzzle
Connections players on Reddit say it was ruff.
- Hate AI Data Centers? Big Tech’s New Ad Campaign Aims to Change Your Mind
A multimillion-dollar campaign is trying to reverse the trend of the public’s growing disdain for AI data centers.
- Uber and Wayve Launch London’s First Public Robotaxi Service
The rides will take place in the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Initially, a safety operator will remain in the driver’s seat.
- I Was Disappointed by Miele’s Last Vacuums, but the New IFA Lineup Changed My Mind
The previous model fell short in our lab tests, so I went into my hands-on trial skeptical. I left impressed.
- You’re Addicted to Your Phone. Admitting That Is the First Step
More than of us say they overuse their smartphones, according to a Pew survey.
- Anthropic’s Content Checker Tool Is Here, With One Big Catch
You can look for Claude’s watermarks in a lot of files, but not in text just yet.
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Surprise Switch 2 Update Brings Multiplayer Mayhem
The surprise update adds eight-player, split-screen competition and other enhancements to Nintendo’s long-running kart racer.
- The New York Times Just Dropped a Brand-New Wordle Spin-Off
Wordle in 1 is included in a group of bonus puzzles that will arrive every Wednesday.
- At G20, Big Tech and Global Leaders Can’t Escape AI’s Data Center Problem
Growing nationwide opposition to AI and data centers came right up to the summit’s doorstep.
- Trump Administration Sides With OpenAI in Publishers’ Copyright Lawsuits
The federal government says making AI companies pay for content used to train their models would undermine national security.
- Is The Calorie Counter on Your Smartwatch Accurate? Not Really, Study Finds
A new study assessed which smartwatches are more accurate than others when it comes to estimated calories burned. Spoiler alert: None are great at it.
- Circular’s New Smart Ring Brings Mobile Payments to Your Finger
The Circular Ring 3 Pro and Slim add NFC payments and haptic feedback, and still don’t require subscriptions for its core health features and AI coach.
- Miele Put a Camera in Its New Dishwasher. Here’s Why
Miele just launched the world’s first dishwasher with built-in camera. Here’s what it does.
- Hurry! You Only Have a Few Days Left to Play These Great Games on Xbox Game Pass
While Game Pass is losing some heavy hitters, it’s also getting a few new games soon.
- Oura’s Menopause Impact Scale Expands Out of the App and Into Women’s Health Care
The creator of the Oura Ring is partnering with women’s health companies in the name of menopause.
- Dogecoin becomes only losing bet for Japan-listed firm as it sells altcoins for bitcoin
Remixpoint booked gains on ether, solana and XRP, but sold DOGE below its fiscal-year opening value as it concentrated its crypto holdings in bitcoin.
- Bitcoin back above $77,500, XRP leads majors as Fed hike odds slide to 62%
Every major token is green over 24 hours, though only zcash and hyperliquid are holding gains on the week.
- DOJ says Hamas crypto seizures reached $560,000 as FBI took over fundraising sites
FBI agents took control of domains and servers, specifically Alqassam.ps, to intercept donations and prevent further fundraising for the Al-Qassam Brigades.
- Kraken parent Payward delays IPO to second quarter of 2027 at earliest
The crypto exchange operator, which confidentially filed for a U.S. listing last November, had already put its IPO plans on hold amid difficult market conditions.
- Crypto made new friends in U.S. primaries, but focus now shifts to general election
Adding Massachusetts incumbent Auchincloss to the list of winning primary candidates Fairshake supported, the industry's influence moves on to November.
- New Jersey becomes first state to ask Supreme Court to weigh in on prediction markets
After multiple appeals courts ruled differently about whether states can crack down on prediction markets' sports products, New Jersey asked SCOTUS to step in.
- Microsoft, Famous for Culty Jargon, Is Naming Half Its Organization ‘Agents and Infra’
The other half will be called “Devices and Consumer.”
- Identity Verification Is Broken. The 153 Million Driver’s Licenses Now for Sale Are Proof
A massive trove of driver’s license scans allegedly stolen from an identity verification company shows the danger of creating honey pots of our most sensitive documents for malicious actors to exploit.
- California’s Surveillance Pricing Bill Misses Deadline to Advance to Gov. Newsom’s Desk
The California Retailers Association said, "Our hope is that next year we can begin with the areas where there is genuine agreement rather than starting over."
- While AI Industry Frets Over Safeguards, One Company Is Building a Model That ‘Doesn’t Say No’
Only in America.
- The Sonos Beam Ultra Actually Has Me Excited Over a Soundbar
Positively beaming.
- ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Crew on the Film’s Final Verdict
Director Dave Green and stars Will Forte, John Cena, Lana Condor, and Eric Bauza share their reactions to Wile E. Coyote's fate at the end of the 'Looney Tunes' film.
- The Best-Case Scenario for Climate Change Just Got a Whole Lot Worse
Global temperature rise is set to cross the threshold set by the Paris Agreement within the next few years, according to a UN report.
- Trump Admin Teams Up With OpenAI in Its Fight Against the New York Times
The administration filed a statement of interest backing OpenAI in the newspaper’s lawsuit.
- A Solar Superstorm Caused a GPS Glitch Bad Enough to Crash Self-Driving Cars
The massive eruption threw GPS readings off by more than 33 feet (10 meters).
- The Russos Insist ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Will Bring Something New to the Table
Directors Joe and Anthony Russo explain what brought them back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (other than, presumably, big Disney bucks).
- AI CEOs Try to Persuade World Leaders to Hop on Trump’s Anti-Regulation Train
OpenAI, Anthropic, Nvidia and Palantir executives were all in attendance at the G20 meeting with a unified message: AI is a "non-negotiable."
- New York City Bans AI From Elementary Schools
Students pre-K through 8th grade will face a one-year blanket ban while high school students will have limited AI use available.
- Bill Simmons’ Cozy Relationship With Tech Companies Is Blowing Up in His Face
The Podfather got an offer he should have refused.
- Huawei’s Watch D3 Doubles as an Inflatable Blood Pressure Cuff
The Huawei Watch D3 can track your sleep and workouts, but its best trick is a clever method for measuring your blood pressure.
- Satellites Watched a Himalayan Glacier Speed Up for Weeks Before It Unleashed a Flash Flood That Killed Over 1,000 People
A geophysicist at Virginia Tech discovered subtle acceleration measurements in the deceptively slow shifts of ice and rock that preceded August 26’s deadly glacial collapse in Nepal.
- Google’s Gemini 3.8 Flash is built for agents, while its Cyber twin hunts vulnerabilities
Google keeps cranking out Flash models: the company on Wednesday announced two versions of a new 3.8 Flash. The variants include a standard Flash, a “workhorse” model for […]
- Meta prices Muse Voice Transcribe at $0.18 an hour, with real-time diarization for 20+ speakers: a steal for enterprises?
Meta is entering the increasingly competitive real-time speech-to-text market with Muse Voice Transcribe, a new audio perception model that combines streaming transcription, […]
- Enterprises put non-Nvidia chips 14 points ahead of Nvidia's next-gen GPUs on their evaluation lists
When enterprise buyers build out their next AI accelerator evaluation list this cycle, they're more likely to put a non-Nvidia chip on it than Nvidia's own next-generation GPU. […]
- Stolen Claude session cookies can reach corporate Gmail through grants no IT admin can revoke
Infostealers replayed stolen Claude session cookies into paid accounts without ever touching the login page two-factor authentication guards.The accounts Anthropic flagged were […]
- Forward-deployed engineering is how enterprise AI learns
Presented by ZetaEvery forward-deployed engineering (FDE) pitch sounds identical for the first ten minutes: an engineer embedded on-site, a workflow encoded within weeks, a demo […]
- Frontier models can recover up to 65% of facts they can't directly recall — just by thinking longer
When large language models (LLMs) hallucinate, developers typically assume the model lacks the required facts. Engineering teams diagnose the error as missing knowledge. The […]
- Closing an Azure OpenAI assistant's retrieval gap didn't take a new identity platform. It took one filter and a narrower assistant.
Egiziago Cioffi is the IT and Enterprise Architect and CEO of SynSphere Italia, a Microsoft partner based in Milan. He built an agent himself. He wrote the indexing job, […]
