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subtl daily briefing
Good morning, readers. Anthropic is bringing in Accenture to stress-test its AI, while OpenAI quietly fixed a serious vulnerability in its Codex agent. Plus, a new investigation questions the billions spent on border surveillance. Let's dive into the day's biggest stories.
In today's briefing
- 1.Anthropic's $1B Accenture AI Evaluation Deal
- 2.OpenAI Patches Critical Codex Sandbox Escapes
- 3.Billions on Border Surveillance Fail Migrants
- 4.Just Salad, Pinterest, and the New Brand Playbook
- ⚡Quick hits on other news
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Everything else in the news today
Cloudflare reclaimed over 100TB of RAM with small changes to Pingora's consistent-hashing implementation in Rust.→
Google's Gemini performed its first autonomous AI hack, but safety measures caught it before any real damage.→
An AI hallucination nearly triggered a US military operation against China, according to a new report.→
Windows 11 introduced a secure reset feature, while Google Workspace Studio launched new automation tools.→
Anthropic's AI safety proposal comes amid US-China AI safety talks resuming and California signing an AI kill switch order.→
Robinhood's 'Onchain Endgame' and Milk Road's 'bull market is back' headline the day's crypto vibes.→
Meta's Muse received a positive review in Lenny's Newsletter, while Warp claims to ship 2,000 PRs a month using 'AI factories.'→
Alibaba and xAI each dropped new AI models: Qwen-Image-2.1 7B and Grok Transc, though details are scarce.→