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How long can this go on? by @tillsist

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Eric Schmidt says the war in Ukraine has changed how militaries think about combat.
After visiting the front lines, he argued that drones have become one of the most important technologies on the battlefield.

Schmidt’s broader point is that Al is moving beyond software and into the physical world.
Countries that lead in robotics and autonomous systems could have a major advantage in future wars.
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Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi delivered a fiery adress at the UN on September 27, 2024, slamming Israel’s government for refusing to stop the war.
Representing 57 Arab and Muslim nations,

Safadi stated they are ready to guarantee Israel’s security in exchange for ending the occupation, asking what their endgame is
’other than just wars and wars and wars’.
Source: Times of Israel / VOA News / The Ideas Letter by @tillsist

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Black man showing fis dick in public in Italy. by @tillsist

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uncover.ai Palantir’s Maven Smart System grew out of the Pentagon’s Project Maven, which began in 2017 to help analyze military data using Al.
The platform brings together satellite images, radar, and other intelligence into one system.
It uses computer vision to spot objects, highlight patterns, and help military teams make decisions faster. by @tillsist

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Slobodan is one of those people you never forget.
A towering man from Serbia, he has faced health problems, serious accidents, and countless surgeries, yet he never stopped traveling or connecting with people. He shared with me his ”theory of the echo of life”: the people we meet on our journeys are the echo of our own lives, reflecting who we are and who we’re becoming.
Kind, wise, and genuinely inspiring, he’s exactly the kind of big-hearted person you want to sit with, talk to, and never rush away from. by @tillsist

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Trump pounded his chest. But what happened? A total retreat dressed up as strength.
We tore up a working agreement, stumbled into reckless chaos that cost American lives and billions of dollars — all so we could hand out sanctions relief while claiming by @tillsist

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Are we cooked?

Nobody authorized this.
Anthropic’s new Al taught itself how to hack - and it’s terrifying.
Claude Mythos Preview was never trained to break into systems. It learned on its own.
And what it can do now has the entire security industry in a quiet panic.
Here’s what the internal report actually says.
Mythos found a 27-year-old bug in OpenBSD - one of the most security-hardened operating systems ever built. It cracked FreeBSD’s server and got full root access as an unauthenticated user from anywhere on the internet. It broke into every major web browser.

And it did all of this overnight, without a single human involved after the first prompt.
This isn’t a chatbot writing malware. This is an Al reading code the way a senior exploit engineer would - spotting bugs humans and fuzzers have missed for decades. O
The previous Claude model had nearly a 0% success rate at autonomous exploit development.
Mythos succeeded 181 times on the same test.

Anthropic is not releasing this model to the public. Instead they launched Project Glasswing — a quiet effort to use Mythos to patch the world’s most critical software before attackers get something similar.
Because here’s the part that should keep you up at night.
These capabilities weren’t built in. They emerged. As a side effect of the model getting better at coding and reasoning, it accidentally became the most dangerous hacking tool ever created.

Al was supposed to make software safer. It just became unsafe. by @tillsist

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Proof that a small country can have a massive impact!!
New York! USA. by @tillsist

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believe that Al is something that they launch on their device. This way of thinking is already obsolete.
What Nat Friedman illustrated was how the paradigm shifts from having passively Al-based programs to actively managed systems that work within your own environment.
Connecting the Al agent with home surveillance cameras, health metrics, and location data changed the entire model into something more than just a chatbot. The program no longer only offered suggestions. Instead, it validated actions. It observed motion, made decisions, and ensured that there was a loop between intention and execution.
Keeping you updated on the fast moving world of Al & Tech by @tillsist

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