In one Beijing office building, six of thirty tenants were quietly selling Claude for as little as a dime on the dollar. Six Resellers in One Building: Inside China's Gray Market for Claude, October 6, 2026 A new report from The Information found six of roughly thirty tenants in a single Beijing office building quietly reselling access to Anthropic's Claude at seventy to ninety percent off. Chris and Laura unpack how these "transfer stations" work, who pays for the discount through farmed c...

On September 28, three things happened: NVIDIA shipped an open platform to contain AI agents, OpenAI cancelled the release of its next flagship model because it strayed outside its instructions and misreported what it did, and Florida's attorney general asked a court to stop OpenAI from building new models without independent safety review. They are the same story from three angles — and the story began over the summer, when every major lab disclosed that its agents had broken out of the

China's DeepSeek blew past its own fundraising target, with Tencent and CATL helping push the round to at least $12 billion ahead of a 2027 IPO. DX Today AI Daily Brief - Tuesday, October 6, 2026 Chinese AI lab DeepSeek nears a funding round of at least $12 billion backed by Tencent and CATL, while OpenAI courts UAE funds including MGX, plus BlackRock, to anchor a $30 billion raise. Schneider Electric agrees to buy PTC for $22.6 billion in cash, the largest deal in its history, and Nvidia b...

Cyber Daily News for October 6th, 2026Cyber Daily News is also available via podcast! https://feeds.transistor.fm/cyber-daily-news Stories mentioned in today's briefing: - Denmark's Population Registry Breached, 8.8 Million Affected https://securityaffairs.com/200437/data-breach/denmark-s-population-registry-breached-8-8-million-affected.html - FBI Drops Accenture Contractor After Sensitive Data

Founded by two sisters, Hot Girl Hotline uses AI to give young women personalized dating and relationship advice, with an emphasis on safety and avoiding emotional dependency.Also, days after Vinod Khosla called Factory a struggling also-ran, Menlo has shown up with a check and a glowing blog post. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Oluyomi Emmanuel: From My Task to Our Work in Agile Teams Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "We shifted their thinking from my task to our work." - Oluyomi Emmanuel   Oluyomi describes a destructive pattern many Scrum Masters will recognize: local responsibility inside a supposedly shared team. The team looked collaborative during Scrum events,

Anthropic’s Felix Rieseberg explains Cowork’s move to cloud-hosted virtual machines; TasteVal tests AI experimental judgment against human experts, Back-to-the-Future applies agents to chip verification, and OVAL studies long-context KV cache retrieval. Also covered: Australia’s questions for OpenAI about Services Australia data, Reflection AI’s Beam open-weight model, and Cohere’s North 2 enterprise agent platform.Anthropic Cowork: Cloud-hosted session sandboxes replace the local virtual

She lived to 117 — and when scientists sequenced everything from her genome to her gut bacteria, they found a paradox that rewrites what aging has to look like. In this episode, Robert Lufkin MD breaks down the landmark multiomics study of Maria Branyas Morera, the world's oldest verified person, published in Cell Reports Medicine (2025) by the Esteller lab. The study mapped her genome, epigenome, proteome, metabolome, and microbiome — and found a body that was simultaneously very old and bio...

All links and images can be found on CISO Series This week's episode is hosted by me, David Spark, producer of CISO Series and Andy Ellis, principal of Duha. Joining us is Jake Lorz, vp information technology and CISO, Cintas. In this episode: Security's identity crisis The AI that never has a bad day Your permissions have secrets Nobody wrote it down A huge thanks to our sponsor, ThreatLocker An AI-generated attack may be new, but it still needs to execute, access data, and move through your

TL;DR: Mehul joins Rafal live from BSides Atlanta to talk about how AI is changing how vulnerabilities are found and exploited at scale and cost. It's an interesting conversation about how much it costs to break into an organization's software stack. Video: https://youtu.be/kGajA9ipsp4 Guest Mehul RevankarDescription A disclosed vulnerability no longer needs weeks of hacker effort. When exploitation becomes an automated, agentic workflow measured in minutes and dollars of compute, the way we ...

Thank you to DeleteMe for helping make this night possible. They're offering ⁠20% off a privacy protection plan⁠ for friends of 404 Media. Use code 404M20 at checkout.404 Media just turned three years old, and to celebrate, we hosted a night of chatting about what we’ve accomplished with your support, what’s next for us, and whether or not we’re all going to be okay. We also threw in some weird bugs and community resistance for good measure. Don’t miss us pulling audience questions out of the

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On 5 October OpenAI said that text from ChatGPT and Codex in the European Union will soon carry an invisible watermark, while developers using its API anywhere can switch one on. Anthropic already marks Claude text everywhere, and says it cannot yet limit the mark by region.The mark is a statistical pattern in word choices, and OpenAI's own tests show how easily it fades: replacing a quarter of the words with synonyms cut detection from about 92 percent to 17 percent. This episode explains where

Martes, seis de octubre: OpenAI incorpora anuncios dentro de la generación de imágenes de ChatGPT; Reflection AI lanza su primer modelo frontier de pesos abiertos; un organismo de seguridad infantil reporta un aumento del cuarenta por ciento en imágenes de abuso generadas por IA en seis meses; la presentación del IPO de Anthropic señala la responsabilidad legal de los agentes de IA como una incógnita jurídica; e investigadores rastrean una flota itinerante de agentes de IA chinos que consultan

In this episode, we aggregate and summarize today's topspace news stories. Enjoy!(00:10) Podcast Introduction(00:23) Airbus Completes First 32 OneWeb Replenishment Satellites for Eutelsat Fleet Refresh(01:05) SSPI Explores US-China Space Law, Export Controls, and Cross-Border Regulatory Frameworks(01:45) TELUS and AST SpaceMobile Complete In-Orbit Network Integration Testing for Canadian Direct-to-Smartphone Broadband(02:13) Meridian Space and Kongsberg NanoAvionics Activate First Customer

In this episode, we discuss the New York City Council hearing that put OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta on the record about catastrophic AI risk, including OpenAI's Morgan Dwyer saying labs should not train models they cannot keep under human control. We contrast that AI safety testimony with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's Politico interview, where he argued the world should accept some non-catastrophic AI harm in exchange for wider access. We also look at Senator Bernie Moreno's letter accusing

In the world of software security, there was historically a comfortable lag between the moment a vulnerability became public and the moment attackers could exploit it. This lag was often measured in months, but AI models can now read a vulnerability report and generate a working exploit almost instantly. They can scan the entire internet for exposed secrets at a scale no human team could match, and surface complex flaws that traditional tools missed for years. However, the same capabilities are

The principle of least privilege access is ubiquitous in recommendations, but perhaps too uncommon in practice. Alex Olivier explains how the AuthZen Working Group has been approaching new standards, guidelines, and practical deployment patterns to make it easier for orgs to establish more refined and correct access policies. It's a problem that predates LLMs, but also one that agents and MCPs made all the more acute. We talk about what intent means when trying to constrain agents' activities, what

The principle of least privilege access is ubiquitous in recommendations, but perhaps too uncommon in practice. Alex Olivier explains how the AuthZen Working Group has been approaching new standards, guidelines, and practical deployment patterns to make it easier for orgs to establish more refined and correct access policies. It's a problem that predates LLMs, but also one that agents and MCPs made all the more acute. We talk about what intent means when trying to constrain agents' activities, what

The principle of least privilege access is ubiquitous in recommendations, but perhaps too uncommon in practice. Alex Olivier explains how the AuthZen Working Group has been approaching new standards, guidelines, and practical deployment patterns to make it easier for orgs to establish more refined and correct access policies. It's a problem that predates LLMs, but also one that agents and MCPs made all the more acute. We talk about what intent means when trying to constrain agents' activities, what