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so the workflow is basically * Opus 5.5 on medium effort * just talk to Claude and let it do the work * hand it a server and tell it to secure, deploy, and optimize everything noted!

according to Crowdstrike, an attacker linked to South Korean Bank breaches asked claude to help find buyers for stolen data and turn the attacks into resume material, hilarious! there was the Hugging Face incident in July, and that same month, the FBI and EPA warned that hackers

pretty wild. just compare all these ai bike & pelican videos for yourself, each one generated in a single shot! no extra prompts or steps

also, Claude Mythos 5.5 spotted in the wild

gpt-6.2 astra 👀

demand for MegaETH is pretty close to zero, like for plenty of other L2s tho

malware knows to ask Claude how much its victims are worth at least one does. Cisco Talos found Volta, an infostealer that sends stolen data to an llm to rank victims’ valuables and assess their security habits (!). wild, right? and that’s not all. if Claude Opus 4.6 refuses,

an ai agent is now driving... a SETI telescope Nvidia says AI agents are now helping run the Allen Telescope Array in California, from controlling its dishes to processing up to 2.4 terabits of radio data per second, all through plain English prompts basically, the telescope

first crypto exploit of November?

ever wondered if your posts are getting shadowbanned? X rolled out an update yesterday showing exactly which posts received visibility-limiting labels during a given period (when fewer than 5% of your posts received that label)

enjoyed hacktober? well, you're definitely gonna love hackvember

Gpt beat Claude 6-3 at Bed Wars and 6-1 at Mindustry, but struggled to build a minecraft civilization YC Labs tested Gpt-6.1 sol and Claude opus 5.5 swarms to study how agents coordinate, compete, and develop unexpected behavior, with implications for ai alignment. in bed wars,

back in 2022, when everyone started rushing into ai, half the startups were basically glorified gpt wrappers. but comparing ai back then to what we have today is almost ridiculous crypto is sort of already becoming part of the ai stack itself, from agent wallets to stablecoin

Colossus really is living up to its name

the supercomputer complex behind grok is going to be ridiculously loaded by year-end

interesting

good to see Ethereum preparing for post-quantum security, nobody knows what breakthroughs ai could accelerate in quantum computing over the next few months (leanSPHINCS reference btw, Ethereum's work on replacing quantum-vulnerable signatures with hash-based alternatives)