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WaterPlum and North Korea’s Fake IT Workers: One Bureau, Two Threats
15 sources0WaterPlum and some North Korean fraudulent remote IT workers are assessed to operate under the same 313 General Bureau within the Munitions Industry Department.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Flip8 and Watch Ultra2: Price, Specs, Availability and One UI 9 Status
25 sources0Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, Z Flip8, Watch Ultra2 and Watch9 in London on July 22, 2026; sales began in select markets on August 7.
Why Frontier AI Safety Researchers Are Burning Out—and Calling for a Slowdown
19 sources0Reports from the UK AI Safety Institute describe staff taking sick leave or seeking counseling amid compressed frontier model testing and fears that deployment is moving faster than safeguards.
How KRAS Inhibitors and an IL-21 Mimetic Drove Durable Remissions in Pancreatic Cancer Models
14 sources0In mouse pancreatic cancer models, a RAS inhibitor plus the engineered IL 21 mimic 21h10 converted initially transient responses into durable remissions by engaging CD4 T cell immunity.
Why are AI safety researchers at the UK AI Safety Institute and leading labs such as Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind taking sick leav
20 sources0The immediate cause is a collision of moral stress and institutional pressure: people tasked with testing frontier models fear that the systems—and the race to deploy them—may enable biological or cyber harm...
IMF Warns an AI Investment Bust Could Trigger a Global Market Correction
16 sources0The IMF’s core warning is conditional: AI infrastructure investment is boosting growth now, but a sharp reassessment of expected productivity or earnings could cut investment and trigger an abrupt financial...
Why Meta Says Its Muse AI Agent Was “Heavily Inspired” by OpenClaw
18 sources0Meta’s Nat Friedman said Muse was built from scratch but “definitely heavily inspired” by OpenClaw after users reported matching workspace filenames and near identical SOUL.md content.
Ethereum’s $2,800 Rejection: Key ETH Levels as $18.1B Options Expiry Nears
17 sources0Ethereum’s move to about $2,648 followed a rejection near $2,786–$2,800, shifting attention to support around $2,530–$2,590.
OpenAI’s Math Advisory Group: What It Can—and Can’t—Do After the Navier–Stokes Controversy
18 sources0OpenAI’s response is an unpaid, nine member Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence hosted at the Institute for Advanced Study.
CMS Finds No Microscopic Black Holes—and Sets Stronger Limits With Phase-Space ML
13 sources0CMS found no evidence of microscopic black holes, string balls, or electroweak sphalerons in 138 fb⁻¹ of 13 TeV proton proton data.
How Meta’s Muse AI Rally Helped Zuckerberg Pass Sergey Brin
19 sources0Muse enthusiasm helped push Meta shares up 11.3% to $741.25 on September 21, adding about $192 billion in market value; Forbes estimated the rally added roughly $25 billion to Mark Zuckerberg’s fortune.
Xiaomi MiMo-V2.6: Open-Weight Performance, Pricing, and Enterprise Risk
24 sources0MiMo V2.6 Pro is reported to lead the Artificial Analysis open weight ranking at 46.32, while Flash is priced at roughly one third of Pro’s token rates.