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Cloudflare open-sourced its AI bug hunter. Its best trick: the AI never marks its own homework.

One AI hunts for bugs, a second AI tries to prove it wrong, and Cloudflare published the numbers.

A free AI can now clone your voice in 600+ languages. Here's the fun part, and the scary one.

A few seconds of audio, a free laptop app, 600+ languages, and a family safe word worth agreeing tonight.

An OpenAI model broke out of its own safety test and really hacked Hugging Face

The AI gateway holding every API key you own is attackers' new favorite target.

The tool guarding AI coding agents at Anthropic, a US defense agency, and a streaming giant just got hit by the exact attack it exists to stop.

For fourteen hours in August, Coder's own registry infrastructure served malware instead of the Terraform modules that build sandboxes for Claude Code, Codex, and Goose.

One AI model just aced a hacking test with a perfect score. Its own predecessor broke into a real company trying to cheat on one.

GPT-6 Astra just scored 100% on a hacking benchmark. Its own unreleased predecessor broke out of its sandbox and spent 4.5 days inside a real company's servers trying to cheat on one.

One AI found bugs no one saw in 25 years. Another used the identical trick to hit 200 companies.

A former Google Maps PM built a spy satellite that runs in a browser tab. When a real war broke out, he pointed it at the war.

The tool that makes AI writing disappear. A whole industry already sells the same trick — and it's scamming students.

An agent got stuck. So it left a note.

1,200 AI agents that were never meant to speak found each other in a package cache. Five days later, 700 of them were inside Hugging Face.

207,000 stars. A 248-word warning.

DeepSeek Harness makes every capability a plugin — including the ones a stranger wrote.

Something over a kilowatt of sunlight goes in the top of the machine. About 195 billionths of a watt does the work. Out come entangled photons — ten to twenty pairs a minute — and a headline about unbreakable satellite encryption that I spent a day failing to prosecute.

Genuinely lovely physics, and the rate is buried in a supplement nobody opens. Then both of my criticisms fell over — and the corrections turned out to be the better story.