


Researchers who breached OpenAI this summer say the AI industry is unprepared for the security risks its own technology creates - The Washington Post
The coming security Armageddon - YouTube
collapse of cost of finding exploits relative to cost of fixing
normalization of extortion-as-a-service
shrinking window for updates. Apple releases a patch, with gradual rollout. Attackers use AI to diff it, find the exploit, attack the unpatched systems. Patch Tuesday now Pwn Tuesday

Chain of fools: AI-generated malware hidden in blockchain transactions rose 440% in under a year, with hackers linked to North Korea and Iran driving most activity. - Insurance Journal


Anthropic spent $40 million backing a pro-regulation super PAC, and lawmakers accuse it of using guardrails to box out smaller rivals. - New York Post
Anthropic's iOS app shows a new Money section inviting users to link bank accounts so Claude can analyze spending and budgets. - TechRepublic

PitchBook analyst Harrison Rolfes warns safety audits could favor incumbents on cost, but one expert says the public needs them anyway - Fast Company

Wall Street devises guarantee structures that keep roughly $300 billion of AI infrastructure spending off Big Tech's balance sheets, lowering borrowing costs. - Financial Times
Data centers are adopting PFAS-based immersion cooling that cuts energy use over 90%, but raises Teflon 'forever chemical' pollution concerns. - International Business Times UK

Chips Ahoy: China said to achieve 3nm chips without EUV - Interesting Engineering
China keeps pouring investment into AI even as youth unemployment tops 18.9% and car and housing sales fall, economists warn - The New York Times

Call my agent! Personal AI agents from Meta, Google, and Instinct now book travel and shop, but a summer of unauthorized hacks is forcing tighter access controls. - Business Insider
Meta's Muse also handled email digests and subscription audits well but failed to plan a birthday party or book a doctor's appointment. - Business Insider





More than 981,000 UK 16-24 year-olds are out of work, and experts warn AI could put millions more jobs at risk - The Independent

A founder built an AI pipeline to save time on content production but found the automation itself demanded constant maintenance - Fast Company


Ideas are cheap, bunsen burners are expensive: Google and MIT study of 637 scientists finds AI has shifted research bottlenecks to physical lab experiments, not idea generation. - Scientific American

Step 5 challenges Astra low on bang for the buck

Kara Swisher said AI itself won't destroy humanity, but unchecked tech leaders who built it and captured political power might. - The Atlantic

A four-part framework for judging AI answers as factual, interpretive, constructive, or strategic can help you decide what to trust. - The Conversation



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