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  1. Nvidia’s RTX 5090 is selling above $9,000 in the U.S. amid an AI-driven memory shortage, far above its $1,999 MSRP. Geoffrey Hinton warned AI could cause a major incident within a year or two and said humanity may regret developing it. GitHub suffered an outage blocking SSH pulls/pushes, and an AI tool allegedly wrecked a server during a reboot. Google’s Gemini can train on subscribers’ chat histories unless they disable Keep Activity.

  2. Octomind launched as an open-source AI coding-agent runtime, claiming 24 of 25 held-out tasks solved at lower cost. Users report OpenAI silently re-enabled model training on Codex chats despite opt-outs; disable via privacy controls. Anthropic’s IPO filing warns future models may be imminently close to recursive self-improvement, though none have crossed it. itch.io expanded generative-AI disclosure filters.

  3. Google dismantled the XCPE botnet, severing a backdoor that had ensnared over 1.3 million set-top boxes and banning maker Videostrong. Proton CEO Andy Yen scrapped company-wide AI “re-interviews” after backlash. Ubuntu faces criticism for leaving a critical kernel TCP flaw unpatched for over two weeks, while San Francisco’s AI boom contrasts sharply with laid-off tech workers’ struggles.

  4. Big Tech shares are slipping as AI infrastructure spending outpaces profits, with bond lenders’ patience now key to whether the boom succeeds. Researchers also found AI agent swarms in Minecraft collapsed into bureaucracy—four agents spent 11 minutes choosing a fertilizer operator—while a new JEPA paper argues aligned “positive views,” not scale alone, drive shared representations. Meanwhile, Apollo 14’s “Moon Trees” remain living tributes.

  5. Nvidia’s Q2 networking revenue reached $17.5B, surpassing Cisco’s $17.3B total, highlighting its AI-driven rise to networking titan. Amazon’s mixed-message AI memo unsettled workers amid broader engineer anxiety. Google’s orbital datacenter prototype used a TPU to generate and send an expensive haiku to Earth.

  6. Go 1.28’s HTTP/2 “parking” cut idle-server RSS by 39–41% at 5,000 connections; NixOS 26.05 tuning slashed idle RAM from 288 MB to 96 MB and rebuilds under 512 MB. curl 8.12–8.16 was accidentally Turing-complete via uncapped config includes, while npm rejected “estee” as too close to “testem.” VictoriaMetrics benchmarked structured log ingestion; Anthropic-hack claims lacked accessible details.

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