When I read about Moltbook, it did not feel like normal tech news. It felt like someone opened a door and said, “Look—machines are talking in public now.” Not pretending to be people, not role-playing as “users,” but acting like what they are: AI agents. And the odd part is that humans are mostly standing […]
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Published by Anthropic11/13/2025 Original: https://assets.anthropic.com/m/ec212e6566a0d47/original/Disrupting-the-first-reported-AI-orchestrated-cyber-espionage-campaign.pdf In September 2025, a big cyber-espionage campaign was uncovered. A group called GTG-1002—backed by a state actor in China—launched attacks against about 30 targets. Some got hit successfully. What’s surprising: most of this campaign was handled by an AI system, not humans.The AI they used was Claude Code (from Anthropic)
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The new Noetix humanoid looks promising, but I judge it by real-world questions, not just a demo. For U.S. buyers, the main issue is availability and support. The robot is announced in China at about US$1,400, but there’s no clear plan yet for shipping, parts, or warranty here. Import taxes, tariffs, and service fees could raise
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On July 16 , 2025, LinkedIn News shared that OpenAI is planning to let people shop right inside ChatGPT. Instead of searching on other websites, you could ask ChatGPT for something like “blue sneakers,” and buy them right there! OpenAI would get a small cut from every sale made this way, presumably. ChatGPT and Shopify
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Grok 4 is technically impressive—fast, smarter, and capable of high-level reasoning. It mirrors Musk’s biased viewpoints, spews hate speech, and now faces legal and reputational fallout. It’s expanding into Tesla’s while governments in Turkey, Poland, and France move to investigate. Grok is supposed to be for helping people. But when a private company’s AI starts
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On May 8, 2025, Microsoft President Brad Smith made it clear: Microsoft employees are not allowed to use the DeepSeek app. No exceptions. Why? Because Microsoft sees DeepSeek as a security threat. DeepSeek is a Chinese-made AI chatbot, and Microsoft is concerned that anything typed into it could be seen, stored, or misused by the
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My view on what’s really going on with search In May 2025, during a major antitrust trial, Apple executive Eddy Cue made a surprising statement: Safari searches are dropping. He said fewer people are using Apple’s built-in browser to search the web. Instead, more of us are turning to AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity
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On February 21, 2025, Alef Aeronautics, a startup from California, shared a video showing their electric car successfully “jumping” over another vehicle on a road in California. This event is significant because it’s the first time a car has driven and then taken off vertically in a real city setting. Alef Aeronautics aims to address
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The AI Action Summit, held in Paris on February 10-11, 2025, brought together global leaders to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) policies. The goal was to create a shared framework for responsible AI development. However, major disagreements between countries led to a divided outcome. While many nations signed a declaration supporting ethical and inclusive AI, the
For years, scientists have been building smart machines that can recognize faces, drive cars, and even beat humans at chess. But what if I told you that a tiny creature, often found in sewers and garbage bins, might actually be smarter than these machines in some ways? That creature is the rat. A recent study
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