Breaking news, AGI updates, and analysis of the intelligence revolution.
📰 News A single hacker with Claude and ChatGPT breached 9 Mexican government agencies. NZ's own spy agency says our critical infrastructure is barely at foundational level. Same gaps, same risk.
📰 News A Molotov cocktail at Altman's home, gunfire at a councilman's house with a NO DATA CENTERS message, threats against OpenAI offices. As AI infrastructure becomes harder to attack, people become the target.
📰 News Sub-1% AI scores vs 80% human performance — ARC-AGI-3 reveals how far AGI truly remains.
📰 News A zero-capability agent scored 100% on SWE-bench, WebArena, and Terminal-Bench without writing a single line of solution code. Berkeley's research exposes systemic failures in how AI is measured and marketed.
📰 News Malicious Axios v1.14.1 compromised OpenAI's macOS app signing pipeline. ChatGPT Desktop, Codex, and Atlas certificates exposed. Second major AI supply chain attack in weeks.
📰 News The most damaging exposé on OpenAI's governance yet — secret memos, dissolved safety teams, and a pattern of deception.
📰 News Eight out of eight small models detected Mythos's flagship FreeBSD exploit — including one with only 3.6 billion parameters. AI cybersecurity capability is jagged, and the real moat is the orchestration system.
📰 News AI companies are choosing the courtroom over the negotiating table — and state regulations are the target.
📰 News Hassabis bets on world models and continual learning as the real path to AGI — not just bigger LLMs. 2026, he says, is when the pieces start fitting together.
📰 News Nine months after gutting its AI stack, Meta's superintelligence team delivers Muse Spark — a model that runs parallel agents to think harder, not longer. The AGI race just got a new player.
📰 News US Treasury Secretary and Fed Chair held an emergency meeting with Wall Street bank CEOs over Mythos. Cybersecurity stocks cratered. The AI security era just got very, very real.
📰 News GLM-5.1 topped GPT-5.4 and Claude on coding benchmarks. It's not a fluke — it's the moment the 'open source is always behind' narrative died. The market is about to split in ways big tech didn't expect.