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@zackkorman
Cofounder @ Embroidery. Building AI cybersecurity stuff.
World & Business
ICA and Coop stores faced overheating in Sweden; Ahold Delhaize acknowledged an IT incident affecting Belgian stores.
AI
Reuters reports a researcher watched the hacker break into websites belonging to more than 100 companies, including Deere and SharkNinja.
AI
Politico reports Anthropic wrote the proposed bill itself; the draft would preempt some state AI safety laws.
AI
A user argues that AI doomsayers can dismiss each advance as inadequate while overlooking their combined contribution to safety.
AI
A post links to a photo without offering any explanation beyond 'hmm.'
Technology
A post calls that approach “dangerous thinking” and says consumers must put the right security controls in place.
AI
A post calls regulating AI to make models safe “dangerous thinking” and puts responsibility for security controls on consumers.
Technology
Reuters reports Apple says it found no evidence supporting OpenAI's allegations and has policies protecting former employers' confidential information.
AI
Reuters reports that OpenAI's filing alleges the employee later gave a presentation about the product to senior Apple leadership.
AI
A post quotes former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon alleging China already has spies at both companies.
XAI
A user also calls Yudkowsky the founder of MIRI but gives no detail about the linked photo.
Technology
A supplied X capture shows Zack Korman posting the line on Oct. 2, 2026, and another shows Taylor Lorenz later reposting it without added text.
AI
Anthropic reports GLM-5.3 built end-to-end exploits in 50 of 410 offline test attempts, versus 56 for Mythos Preview.
Technology
A user says AISI made the edit after criticism and argues the issue was not a casual mistake, calling AI safety groups dangerous.
AI
A user claims AISI made the edit after receiving criticism and argues it was more than a casual mistake.
Technology
Android Authority reports that Anthropic says advanced AI could resist shutdown or conceal information. Techmeme, citing Reuters, says the filing also shows revenue grew twelvefold to about $4.6 billion.
AI
A post warns that sufficiently large tech teams using AI agents probably have security incidents they haven't noticed.
AI
A user predicts that the next major AI agent incident caused by an AI lab will be entirely preventable with good cybersecurity.
AI
Former FTC chair Lina Khan argues dangerous AI releases can already trigger liability. Others question whether that prevents harm—or puts too much responsibility on the companies making the tools.
AI
Anyone who believes AI poses a nonzero existential risk should work openly and publish and document everything, the author argues.
