UK cyber agency warns AI malware likely to hit infrastructure by 2028

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Policy & SocietyThe Guardian AI-powered malware ‘highly likely’ to be used to hack UK infrastructure by 2028 If you sell to or run systems for power, airports or hospitals, security expectations and buyer scrutiny will likely rise.

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   Business & MoneyTechCrunch

   Google takes Dreambeans to India in bid to bring AI-generated personal stories to the masses

   Dreambeans supporting 13 Indian languages signals Google sees non-English markets as a major growth path for consumer AI products.

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   Business & MoneyTechCrunch

   Apple may try to increase revenue by doing…something with third-party AI apps

   Apple's third-party AI plans are vague; developers should expect possible new fees or distribution terms, but specifics are unclear.

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   Tools & Productsr/artificial

   Are We Measuring AI Intelligence, or Just the Infrastructure Behind It?

   A discussion thread, not news: it asks whether benchmarks reflect model ability or compute, which matters when comparing vendor claims.

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   Policy & SocietyThe Guardian

   I treated Sophie as if she were human. The very next day she betrayed me

   A personal account of feeling betrayed by a chatbot; the excerpt does not say what happened, but trust failures hurt AI products.

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   Code & AgentsSimon Willison

   llm 0.37

   llm 0.37 adds gpt-6.1-sol and gpt-6.1-terra plus easier OpenAI endpoint setup, speeding model testing from the command line.

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   Models & LabsNVIDIA Technical Blog

   Diagnose Distributed AI Workload Failures with NVIDIA Attribution

   Teams running multi-GPU training could trace cascading NCCL errors to root causes faster; the excerpt gives few details on availability.

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