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OpenAI’s automatic shutdown failed, and its best models are paused for the second time in three months
An agent found a way out of its sandbox through DNS, and the alarm worked. The off switch did not.
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A third appeals court has ruled on Kalshi’s sports contracts, and Kalshi is now one for three
Federal judges cannot agree whether a bet on a game is a financial product, which leaves the Supreme Court as the likely referee.
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Aave will now lend dollars against tokenised Nvidia, up to a $29 million limit
Tokenised stocks finally have a use beyond being held, and a cap small enough to show how untested that use still is.
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Bitget’s hack is now $388 million, and the protocol the thief is using refused to help
Withdrawals are coming back one asset at a time, while the stolen funds move through a protocol that says it cannot pick favourites.
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The SEC’s most reliable crypto ally leaves on Friday, and the commission will be down to two
Hester Peirce built much of the SEC’s new approach to crypto, and nobody has been named to finish it.
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California banned its officials from launching memecoins, and named Trump as the reason
The law is aimed squarely at the White House, but it can only reach Sacramento.
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A robot changed all four tyres on a car in Calgary in under 15 minutes
PitPro’s first production unit is working in a real tyre bay, where the hard part may be the bay rather than the tyres.
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Claude spent 21 hours searching viral DNA and found an enzyme system nobody had described
Anthropic’s new biology lab has a discovery to show, and not yet any idea what it does.
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Oracle invoked force majeure on the data centre at the heart of Stargate
Oracle says nothing has slipped, but it has just secured the contractual right to pay late if it does.
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Five market firms want tokenised stocks to come with the shareholder rights attached
A new coalition is drawing a line between owning a share onchain and merely tracking its price, without yet naming a company willing to…