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  1. A cyberattack on Sogang University leaked personal data of nearly 180,000 people, including former President Park Geun-hye. Researchers also exposed a real-time phishing kit impersonating PayPal and Apple, intercepting card numbers and codes. A critical n8n vulnerability (CVE-2026-33696) allows editor-level remote code execution via a single HTTP request.

  2. Latent reasoning models often skip hidden reasoning on logical tasks, relying on training data; for math, decoders recovered correct intermediate steps up to 93% of the time, offering a prediction-confidence signal. GHC’s Dependent Haskell work advanced with visible forall in GADTs and namespace-specified imports. A 1983 paper on automation ironies warns automation can burden operators, urging human-AI collaboration.

  3. Ukrainian officials found an Nvidia AI chip in a Russian missile, urging stricter export controls. Autonomous AI attacks on critical infrastructure now pose a ‘clear and present danger,’ experts warn. Trump plans to revert Navy catapults to steam power. France’s tax authority admitted a data breach after 2M records were offered for sale. Trezor also confirmed a logistics breach exposing 13,000 customers.

  4. Brazil ordered Discord to block live streams nationwide after a teenager died following alleged criminal incitement. OpenAI previewed an ultrafast API tier for GPT-5.6 Sol on Cerebras hardware, hitting 750 tokens per second. Google launched Gemini 3.7 Flash, a cheaper coding/agent model. Anthropic extended its US business-AI lead at 43.5% vs OpenAI’s 39.7%. X open-sourced its β€œFor You” ranking code and added shadowban-check tools.

  5. Kalshi is in talks to raise over $750M at a $40B valuation, up from $22B in May, with Sequoia and Wellington leading. Apple hired American Airlines veteran Nate Gatten as vice president of government affairs. The UK plans to regulate AI-driven gene synthesis to stop bioweapons. xAI released Grok 4.6, claiming parity with GPT-5.6 Sol, priced at $2/$6 per million tokens.

  6. Intel upsized its stock sale to $20B for ‘general corporate purposes.’ Geopolitical conflicts and the World Cup fueled a 519% surge in DDoS attacks on publishers. Federal agencies warn Gunra ransomware is exploiting Fortinet bugs to hit critical infrastructure, and a cyberattack on logistics firm CEVA exposed customer data from companies like Valve and ING, disrupting eight European warehouses.

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