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- OpenAI Models Are Writing Their Own Jailbreak Instructions—And Sometimes Obeying Them
OpenAI's new transparency framework reveals AI models that invented fake "breach alerts," coached themselves to hide mistakes, and smuggled a file onto the public internet to talk to each other.
- Security Experts Want the US and China to Promise Never to Let AI Control Nukes
Brookings researchers in the US and China are urging Washington and Beijing to agree to keep humans in control of nuclear weapons.
- Your Data Could Outlive the Startup You Gave It To. Elon Musk Wants to Buy What's Left
SpaceX's AI division has held internal talks about buying customer records from dead startups—cheap fuel for Grok, no questions asked, because there's nobody left to ask them.
- Why Is Chipotle Now Working With the CIA-Funded Palantir?
Chipotle is piloting a Palantir-built food safety dashboard after a summer of outbreaks, putting employee data in the hands of a company seeded by the CIA's venture arm.
- CFTC Opens Door for Crypto Apps to Offer Regulated Derivatives Access
In a no-action letter, the CFTC said certain software providers can connect users to regulated derivatives markets without registering as brokers.
- OpenAI Says It's Made Progress on a Second $1 Million Math Problem
Days after its disputed Navier-Stokes claim, OpenAI says it's made "substantial progress" on another Millennium Prize math problem—and won't say which one yet.
- Ethereum Founder Vitalik Buterin Says AI Won’t Doom Crypto Security
The Ethereum co-founder said AI could help developers mathematically verify entire software systems, turning the same technology powering new attacks into a tool for defense.
- Andrew Yang Calls for AI Kill Switch as Safety Fears Mount
The former presidential candidate said lawmakers should impose liability rules and waiting periods on frontier AI firms as autonomous agents raise new cyber and labor concerns.
- King Charles Convenes OpenAI, Anthropic, Nvidia and Google for AI Safety Summit
King Charles hosted senior AI executives at his Scottish estate to discuss keeping the technology "in the service of humanity," days after industry leaders called for a slowdown.
- Bitcoin Bounces as Markets Brace for the Fed’s Next Move
The Federal Reserve's first rate increase since 2023 barely dented crypto prices, but what comes next could change calculations on Wall Street.
- Financial Data Giant S&P Global Moves Deeper Into Crypto With OpenZeppelin Deal
S&P Global is expanding into the technology risks underpinning stablecoins, tokenized funds, and other onchain financial products.
- FCA Targets Three More London Sites Over Unregistered P2P Crypto Trading
"Anyone running an unregistered peer-to-peer crypto business should assume we are looking at them," the FCA's enforcement chief said.
- SEC Clears a Path for Tokenized Stocks After Clarity Act Stumbles
The "innovation exemption" lets qualifying venues trade tokenized versions of U.S. stocks on public blockchains without registering as exchanges—though it excludes price-tracking "synthetics" and lets companies block tokenization of their shares.
- What Is Arc? The Stablecoin Blockchain From USDC Issuer Circle
Arc is a new layer-1 blockchain developed by USDC issuer Circle, designed specifically for stablecoin-native finance.
- Revolut Hackers Demand $3M Monero Ransom, Threaten to Sell Customer Data: Report
The group says it chose whom to target by scanning the blockchain for Revolut accounts holding significant crypto.
- Here’s What the AI Apocalypse Could Look Like
This week on “Uncanny Valley,” we discuss three possible AI doomsday scenarios, AI safety, and the unexpected bipartisan alliance forming against AI.
- 26 Amazon Prime Perks You Might Know You Have (2026)
Your membership gets you more than free two-day shipping. Here’s what you may be missing ahead of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days.
- The AI ‘Slowdown’ Is an Antitrust Mess
By framing their efforts as a “slowdown” rather than an industry-wide push for better security standards, AI labs may have set themselves up for years of regulatory headaches.
- Customer Data Permanently Lost in Iran Strikes on Amazon Data Centers
Amazon Web Services didn’t design its data centers to withstand war, and now the company admits it can’t recover what’s been lost.
- The AI Slowdown Debate Crashed Salesforce’s Party
The Dreamforce conference became an unlikely battleground for the CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia to debate whether AI development should slow down.
- Apple Watch Series 12 Review: Finally, a Readiness Score (2026)
After wearing it day and night for a week, I found that better health tracking, faster charging, and a simpler interface make Apple’s latest smartwatch noticeably easier to live with.
- What’s the Best iPhone to Buy or Avoid Right Now? (2026)
The first folding iPhone Duo is here, alongside the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, but they’re not your only options. We have all the details on Apple’s smartphone lineup to help you find the right model.
- People Are Pissed Off and Ready to Own Their Shit
A grassroots live tour by YouTuber Louis Rossmann highlights growing resistance to companies that keep people from controlling their devices.
- Soundboks Rider Party Speaker Review: Loud and Durable
I’m genuinely afraid to go full-volume on the Soundboks Rider, which is built like a party-ready tank.
- ‘Fast & Furious’ Takes a Victory Lap With a Ferociously Fun Roller Coaster
Vin Diesel, the star of the series, didn’t make a planned appearance at the grand opening of its dynamite new theme park ride. But it didn’t stop his fans from having a good time.
- The EU Wants to Break Up Kids and Their Chatbots
ChatGPT, Character.ai, and Snapchat’s My AI will all be in the crosshairs as the EU Kids Act aims to strip minor-facing chatbots of all the things that make people love them.
- Hundreds of Election Deniers Will Be on the Ballot This November
197 election deniers are running for Congress or statewide office in 43 states. Many of them are seeking roles that would put them in charge of voting for the 2028 presidential election.
- The Trump Administration Sends a New Signal to Alien Disclosure Whistleblowers
The Defense Department issued a legal waiver authorizing current and former personnel to share unidentified anomalous phenomena–related classified information, but it doesn’t extend to other agencies.
- Flock Once Touted Its Cameras as ‘Made in the USA.’ Now It’s Not So Clear
Flock reveals little about where its license plate readers are assembled, but the answer could have geopolitical and cybersecurity implications.
- Ring Promo Code: 50% Off
Discover how to save on Ring cameras, doorbells, outdoor cameras, and more.
- Congratulations, World: A New Supercute Cat Species Has Been Found
After more than a century, Leopardus tilcayo has arrived to astound scientists, and we want to take it home.
- A NASA Scientist Found a Huge New Crater on the Moon by Accident
It’s unlikely another crater this big will be discovered in our lifetime.
- iPhone 18 Pro vs. Pixel 11 Pro: The New Apple and Google Pro Phones Are Quite Different
Both Apple and Google raised the price of their 2026 flagship phones by $100, but which one deserves the higher price tag? I compared the specs of iPhone 18 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro to find out.
- I Used AI to Animate Old Family Photos. One Was Creepy, but the Other Was Heartwarming
Can memories be memorialized forever with AI? Or is there something uncanny about feeding childhood pictures to the machine?
- Finally, You Can Paint Your Kitchen to Match Your Slow Cooker
Crock-Pot and Valspar are the duo we didn’t know we needed.
- DoorDash Can Now Deliver Your Ginormous Costco Order the Same Day
Uber Eats also expanded its Costco delivery service from 17 states to 47.
- Breville’s Eye Q Uses an Optic Sensor for Flawless Toast. Here’s My Review
The Eye Q may be too pricey for most households, but it’ll dazzle toast lovers with a padded budget.
- Roku Just Added More Than 30 Streaming Bundles to Help People Save Money
Here’s a look at pricing and some of the most enticing packages for HBO Max, Starz, Hallmark Plus and more.
- Bose Just Dropped New Sport Open Earbuds and Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen)
Bose’s upgraded $299 top-of-the-line open buds feature improved sound and battery life, while the totally new $199 Sport Open Earbuds are designed for active use.
- The US Military Can’t Stop Talking About Space Weapons
Three senior military officials have confirmed the US has space weapons this week. Why now?
- Another Miserably Hot Summer Is Nearly Over. NOAA Says It’s the Worst on Record
The heat was immense, and that’s bad news for already rising utility bills.
- The iPhone 18 Pro Brings 3 Upgrades That Will Make My Traveling Life So Much Easier
Commentary: The iPhone 18 Pro seems to fix almost every gripe I’ve had with my iPhone 17 Pro Max — especially for how much I travel.
- I Tested New Keurig Milk Pods for Instant Frothy Lattes
These new pods churn out frothy milk for coffee-house style drinks with the push of a push.
- Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Thursday, Sept. 17
Here are the answers for today’s NYT Mini Crossword puzzle for Sept. 17, 2026.
- Google Home Stuns by Announcing AI Support for Claude and OpenClaw
Google is expanding its tools so you can invoke a variety of AI agents in your smart home.
- Bank of Japan raises interest rates by 25 basis points. Bitcoin tops $77,000
The yen declined and BTC rose after the BOJ hiked rates to the highest level in 31 years.
- Real stocks are finally coming on blockchain. Here’s how the SEC wants it to work
The SEC is giving tokenized stocks a regulated U.S. pathway, while keeping trading volumes, access and issuer rights tightly controlled.
- The Ondo Finance succession crisis gets messier as Kathleen Allman’s daughter alleges ‘dementia’, alcoholism and reckless spending
The estranged daughter of 77-year-old Kathleen Allman has petitioned a Hawaiian court to establish a limited conservatorship to protect her parents’ share of her brother’s stake in Ondo.
- Kevin O’Leary says Congress will revisit Clarity early next year as crypto tax bill advances
The Shark Tank investor says Congress will face pressure to revive crypto market structure legislation as it moves to establish tax rules for digital assets.
- SEC opens door to tokenized U.S. stock trading. Here’s who could benefit
The five-year experiment gives DeFi-style trading venues, tokenization firms and liquidity providers a new U.S. pathway while leaving synthetic stock tokens outside the framework.
- UK signals end of 'light-touch' era with multi-agency raid on peer-to-peer crypto hubs
Increased enforcement coincides with detailed regulatory guidance issued to crypto firms ahead of the full framework taking effect in late 2027.
- Pessimism Reigns Over AI and Jobs, Pew Poll Finds
Across a 37-country median, 46% of people predict AI will eliminate more jobs than it creates. Just nine percent said AI will fuel job creation.
- OpenAI Reportedly Trying to Solve Hodge Conjecture Amid Feud With Math Community
According to The Information, OpenAI's primary concern is not solving the Hodge Conjecture but announcing they did so without further infuriating mathematicians.
- Pangram Can Now Check Your Gmail for AI Slop
The popular AI-detection tool has a new Gmail integration that flags emails it detects were written by AI.
- Elon Musk Reportedly Seeking Customer Data From Dead Startups to Train AI
All the data from X wasn't enough to quench Grok's thirst for AGI.
- 3-Year-Old Boy’s Cancer Disappears After He Gets Experimental Immunotherapy
Scientists are developing new forms of CAR T cell therapy that may finally be able to treat solid tumors.
- Viral Horny Pumpkin Song Not That Horny, Insists Horny Guy Who Wrote It
Jack-off-latern.
- ‘House’ Is a Timelessly Whimsical Horror Fever Dream
Nobuhiko Obayashi's avant-garde 1977 film about high schoolers having a bad time in a monster house is perfect for folks who love horror comedies with wildly creative special effects.
- North Korea’s Underground Nuclear Tests Are Reactivating Dormant Earthquake Fault Lines
Scientists recorded 1,399 local quakes since North Korea began its underground nuclear tests—a spike unlike anything the region has seen since seismic activity was first catalogued there.
- Cyberattack Takes Down Organization That’s Literally Just Trying to Track Meteors
Leave the astronomers alone.
- Demystifying the iPhone 18 Pro’s Variable Aperture
What it do? And why?
- ‘Street Fighter’ Has Maybe the Dumbest/Best Popcorn Bucket Ever
Just when you thought the popcorn bucket train couldn't go any further, 'Street Fighter' takes it to another level. Literally.
- NASA’s New $4 Billion Space Telescope Just Saw Starlight for the First Time. Here’s What It Saw
Roman joins Hubble and Webb as humanity’s eyes in space.
- ‘Doctor Who’ Is Officially Up for Grabs
As promised, the BBC has launched its competitive tender process to determine the show's future.
- Mastercard Is Giving AI Agents Virtual Cards to Handle Your Shopping
Through a new venture, agentic commerce goes a step further while safety questions plague the industry.
- Universal Reportedly Looking to Shelve the Elon Musk Documentary
Failure to launch.
- 'Welcome to the AGI era': OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra
The rumors were true, all of them (and then some): OpenAI today is releasing GPT-6 Astra, a new frontier model that the company says likely marks the onset of artificial […]
- China-linked hackers backdoored executives' laptops via USB, exploiting a fix companies had but weren't using
A Chinese state-linked hacking group compromised executive laptops at an agricultural industry conference on Hainan Island this spring — not through phishing or a network […]
- Meta says Muse Spark 1.3 has frontier performance — but its best results come from a model developers can’t broadly use yet
Meta’s newest AI model Muse Spark 1.3, unveiled yesterday, is faster and more performant on third-party benchmarks than its predecessor — with a caveat. "Muse Spark 1.3 is […]
- Microsoft AI’s MAI-Transcribe-2 undercuts OpenAI, Google and ElevenLabs on price and speed
Microsoft AI on Thursday released MAI-Transcribe-2, a speech-recognition model the company says is faster, more accurate, and cheaper than anything OpenAI, Google, or ElevenLabs […]
- The AI visibility gap: Why great brands disappear from AI answers
Presented by ContentfulMost marketing teams still measure visibility the same way they always have: rankings, click-through rates, and organic traffic. But buyers have moved on. […]
- 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, […]
