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OpenAI and more than 100 companies are warning that AI could dramatically accelerate cyberattacks—while positioning AI-powered defense as the answer

Anthropic’s Model Hardware Standard (MHS) gives AI agents a unified interface to physical devices like microscopes and robotic arms. Early tests in labs and on quantum computers cut integration time dramatically, though Claude still struggled with physical cause and effect.

What happens when the NHS is hit by an emergency it cannot predict? A heatwave can send thousands more people to hospital. A power cut can put patients who depend on electricity at risk. A cyber-attack can suddenly knock out systems that hospitals rely on to function.

Principle uses AI-powered strategic simulations to test hundreds of possible outcomes, from competitor moves to geopolitical shocks. Cate Lawrence8 hours ago

The AI resource repository Hugging Face is a little like GitHub for AI, except a recent news event—an OpenAI model autonomously attacking it—made it famous among people who aren’t developers. Now it’s floating the idea of being acquired. Smart timing!

For all the noise tech companies are making about AI slop, I haven’t seen much evidence that they actually want less AI.

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Ga. — The Army is on the hunt for AI agents to help defend its cyber infrastructure from attacks without draining the bank for tokens or letting loose a horde of bots that create new network vulnerabilities

The Salesforce-owned messaging platform today announced Slack Code, a new product that embeds AI coding agents — including Anthropic’s Claude Code, Cognition’s Devin, GitHub Copilot, and Vercel’s agent — directly into dedicated Slack channels where entire teams can watch, steer, review, and ship software together. Slack Code is available on any Slack plan at launch,…

What’s a predawn wakeup time on a Saturday to a soccer fan who wants to watch some of the best players in the world? For the almost half a million Premier League fans living in the US, it’s not just no big deal—it’s a ritual.