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A malware dev has committed a magnificent self-own after an AI-coded malicious package leaked its own GitHub private…

Researchers at Ox Security have discovered a malicious npm package called mouse5212-super-formatter, which was designed to steal information from Claude users. The AI-coded malware reportedly leaked its own GitHub private token, allowing researchers to trace the stolen files and analyze its operations before the threat actor's account was deleted.

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Morning Tech Bits

US authorities are reportedly concerned about the emergence of 'anti-tech extremists' amid growing disputes over AI data centers. This trend highlights increasing tensions surrounding the development and infrastructure of artificial intelligence.

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AI Yi-Yi!

CNN has filed a lawsuit against AI firm Perplexity for alleged copyright infringement, claiming the company unlawfully used its news articles to train its AI models. In separate news, NVIDIA Research has made advancements in robotics, bridging the gap between simulation and real-world application.

PC GamerPositive

ByteDance has had enough of waiting months for processors, so it's going to make them itself

ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, is reportedly developing its own CPUs to support its artificial intelligence infrastructure and reduce reliance on external chip manufacturers like Intel and AMD. The company is exploring both Arm and RISC-V architectures for its custom silicon. This move follows similar initiatives by other major tech companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.

Niche GamerNegative

US Government may begin to monitor suspected Anti-AI ‘extremist activity’

The United States government may begin monitoring individuals and activities deemed 'anti-tech extremist,' according to unpublished reports. This potential surveillance, which could include observing photography or probing security, has raised concerns about the chilling effect on first amendment freedoms, particularly for those skeptical of Artificial Intelligence and the expansion of data centers.

PC GamerPositive

Is this a biblically accurate robot or have I just spent too much time down the cryptozoology rabbit hole

Researchers at Duke University's General Robotics Lab have developed a family of robots named Argus, inspired by biblical descriptions of angels. These robots are designed with dynamic symmetry to enhance their agility, robustness, and ability to traverse various terrains, including climbing walls.

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Stan Lee's voice and likeness have been resurrected, thanks to AI

The late Marvel icon Stan Lee's voice and likeness have been resurrected using artificial intelligence. ElevenLabs has added Stan Lee to its AI-generated voice portfolio, allowing for his digital recreation.

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Here's what Apple's Siri overhaul for iOS 27 could look like

Apple is reportedly planning a significant overhaul of its Siri voice assistant for the upcoming iOS 27 update. The redesign is expected to place Siri at the center of the iPhone's user interface, suggesting a more integrated and powerful AI experience.

EngadgetPositive

How to run a local AI chatbot on your iPhone

This guide explains the benefits of running local AI chatbots on an iPhone, highlighting advantages such as offline functionality and enhanced privacy. It focuses on the advantages of local installations over cloud-based solutions.

PC GamerNegative

'There are two 'P's in the word Google' says the company's upgraded AI Overview, as an old LLM…

Google's AI Overview feature has been making factual errors, including miscounting letters in words like 'Google' and 'enigmatic'. These issues stem from how Large Language Models process text as tokens rather than reading it directly. Google acknowledges these challenges and is working on fixes, which may include disabling the feature for certain queries.

Metro UKNeutral

Persona 6 artwork leak leaves fans split on whether they’re AI fakes or not

Alleged artwork for the unannounced Persona 6 has surfaced online, sparking debate among fans regarding its authenticity, with many suspecting AI generation. While some concept art appears to be legitimate based on text analysis, a group shot is widely believed to be AI-generated. Atlus has not commented on the leak, but parent company Sega has previously expressed interest in leveraging AI in game development.

Niche GamerNeutral

The Pope: AI must be disarmed to prevent domination of humanity

Pope Leo XIV has called for artificial intelligence to be disarmed and responsibly regulated to prevent human domination, as outlined in his encyclical Magnifica Humanitas. While AI firm Anthropic supports these safeguards, Mistral has criticized the proposals. The Pope's concerns reflect growing anxieties about AI's impact on culture, news, and the environment, with recent criticisms of AI usage in video game development also noted.

EngadgetNeutral

YouTube now lets you offload your playlist curation to AI

YouTube has introduced a new feature that allows users to leverage artificial intelligence for playlist curation. This follows the platform's earlier release of a tool to identify AI-generated videos.

Retro GamerPositive

"Anyone run into Assassin's Creed?": GTA 6 maker Rockstar has faced many challengers over the years, Take-Two CEO says, but there's "zero evidence" AI will make them better

Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick stated there is "zero evidence" that artificial intelligence will enable competitors to create games as successful as Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto series. Zelnick emphasized that creativity and talent, rather than technology, are the key drivers of success in game development. He acknowledged that while others have tried to replicate GTA's success, including former Rockstar employees, they have not yet achieved it, and Take-Two aims to continue attracting top creative talent.

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Alpha Compute Acquires GAMEE from Animoca for $5 Million

Animoca Brands has sold a 60% stake in its gaming platform GAMEE to Alpha Compute for $18 million, with an initial payment of $3.5 million and potential earn-outs up to $7.5 million. Alpha Compute, specializing in AI GPU services, plans to integrate GAMEE as its primary gaming interface and explore AI agent functionalities.

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NVIDIA (NVDA) will spend $150 billion annually in Taiwan with new HQ planned for 2030

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to invest $150 billion annually in Taiwan, calling the region the 'epicenter of the AI revolution.' The company also plans to establish a new headquarters in Taiwan, scheduled to be operational by 2030.

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Evening Metaverse

Meta has launched subscription services for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, with plans to introduce similar features for other platforms and integrate artificial intelligence. This move signals a new revenue stream strategy for the company's social media applications.

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YouTube to launch AI auto-detection & simplified labeling

YouTube is implementing a new policy to automatically detect and label videos that use AI-generated content. If a creator does not disclose AI usage but YouTube's systems detect it, the video will receive an automatic AI disclosure.

EngadgetNeutral

Google updates Gemini for Home with AI-powered camera automations

Google has updated its Gemini AI for Home, enabling AI-powered camera automations. Gemini can now trigger smart home routines based on visual information captured by cameras.

DestructoidVery negative

Is my GOAT washed? Uncanny Valley Kojima stars in AI-slop Prada ad with film director bestie

Hideo Kojima appeared in an advertisement for Prada that utilized artificial intelligence, drawing criticism for its "uncanny valley" aesthetic. The ad also featured film director bestie, further sparking discussion.