Epoch AI says GLM 5.3 built attacks against six Firefox releases using public patch information. Mozilla fixed a key flaw in Firefox 159.
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Who Pays For AI’s Data Center Expansion? Trace The Money
Big Tech’s data center spending has surged. Cash, debt, leases and outside investors are helping pay for the AI build-out, with risks spread across sectors.
How Google’s Genie 4 Turns Prompts Into Worlds You Can Explore
Google DeepMind’s Genie 4 turns text prompts into interactive audiovisual scenes, but access is limited and the worlds can drift over time.
Why Was Google Silent On The Winner Of The 2020 Election?
The Atlantic’s headline asks why Google would not tell a user who won the 2020 election, but the available report provides no details or explanation.
How Can You Enjoy Vox On The Go? Try Our New App
Vox says its free app brings its journalism, videos and podcasts together, with ad-free podcast listening for Vox Members.
Six Ideas From My Book Dots, Bots, And Math! That Explain This Month’s AI News
Thorsten Meyer connects six ideas from his new book to recent AI headlines, while stressing that the book offers a framework, not predictions.
Amazon Bows To Local Backlash Over AI Data Centers, Scraps Plans To Build Four New Facilities In Northern Virginia
Amazon will repurpose a 122-acre Loudoun County site for mixed-use and housing after local opposition, and donate land and $5 million to the county.
PHP2Shell Puts Critical PHP Vulnerabilities In Focus As Dutch Sites Go Offline
PHP released fixes for two critical code execution flaws on Oct. 21. Dutch government sites went offline as a precaution, with no compromise confirmed.
Author Thorsten Meyer Releases Ebook on AI, Work, and Ownership
A new ebook by Thorsten Meyer asks what happens to work, wealth, and human purpose when intelligence is no longer scarce, from AI agents and machine-made math to ownership and the meaning of work.
Top Links 1253: AI Crowding, US-China Investment Decoupling, And Russia’s Plague Death And Hyperpolitics
Adam Tooze’s Oct. 13 Chartbook post points readers to links on AI crowding, US-China investment decoupling and Russia’s plague.
