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Anthropic's new Claude Mythos AI model has apparently found thousands of vulnerabilities in 'every major operating system and every major web browser, along with a range of other important pieces of software'

Anthropic's new AI model, Claude Mythos, has identified thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities across major operating systems and web browsers. This discovery was made as part of Project Glasswing, an initiative involving major tech companies aimed at securing critical software. The AI's ability to detect these flaws quickly raises hopes for staying ahead of cyber threats.

Games PressPositive

This AI Learns How You Play - And Uses It to Kill You: Bunker 1024 Revealed

Systemic Silence has revealed Bunker 1024, a survival-management game where players are hunted by an adaptive AI named Lumina 6.0 that learns and exploits player behavior. Set within a failing underground bunker, players must manage resources, research equipment, and make critical decisions that impact survivor outcomes, all while avoiding predictability to survive.

Blues NewsVery negative

AI Yi-Yi!

Anthropic has revealed its most dangerous AI model, which it is withholding from public access. Meanwhile, testing indicates that Google's AI Overviews are disseminating millions of falsehoods hourly. The article touches upon the rapid and inexpensive nature of these AI developments.

Nintendo EverythingNeutral

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie includes a disclaimer that it may not be used to train AI

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie includes a disclaimer in its credits stating that the film may not be used for AI training. Universal began adding similar disclaimers to all its films starting in June 2025, with the specific wording referencing laws pertaining to data mining and AI training.

EngadgetNeutral

Elon Musk wants any damages from his OpenAI lawsuit given to the AI company's nonprofit arm

Elon Musk has amended his lawsuit against OpenAI, seeking that any damages awarded go to the AI company's nonprofit arm rather than himself. He is also pursuing the removal of CEO Sam Altman from the nonprofit's board. Musk's original suit, filed in 2024, claimed OpenAI defrauded him as a donor by transitioning to a for-profit model and becoming a de facto subsidiary of Microsoft.

EngadgetNeutral

Anthropic launches Project Glasswing, an effort to prevent AI cyberattacks with AI

Anthropic has launched Project Glasswing, an initiative aimed at securing critical software against AI-powered cyberattacks, in partnership with major tech companies like Amazon Web Services, Apple, Google, and Microsoft. The project will utilize Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview model to identify vulnerabilities and develop defensive strategies against malicious AI use. This effort comes amidst broader concerns about AI's impact on cybersecurity and follows a previous incident where Anthropic's Claude was reportedly used in an attack against Mexican government agencies.

EngadgetNeutral

X has a slightly more functional photo editor now

X has updated its in-app photo editor, adding features like drawing, text overlay, and AI-powered edits through xAI's Grok. These enhancements bring the editor closer to dedicated photo applications. The update is currently available on iOS and will soon be released on Android.

CyberockkNegative

Take-Two Reportedly Shuts Down AI Team Despite Earlier Push for the Technology

Take-Two Interactive has reportedly shut down its internal AI division, a move that contradicts earlier statements from CEO Strauss Zelnick about pursuing AI initiatives. This decision impacts employees who had been developing AI technologies for game development, including for titles like Grand Theft Auto VI, suggesting a shift in the company's strategy regarding artificial intelligence integration.

CyberockkNegative

Take-Two Reportedly Shuts Down AI Team Despite Earlier Push for the Technology

Take-Two Interactive has reportedly shut down its internal AI division, a move that contradicts earlier statements from CEO Strauss Zelnick about pursuing hundreds of AI initiatives. This decision impacts employees, including leadership, and suggests a shift in the company's strategy regarding artificial intelligence in game development, particularly for titles like Grand Theft Auto VI.

EngadgetPositive

Intel gets on board with Musk's Terafab project

Intel has partnered with Elon Musk's companies, including SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI, to help design and build his proposed Terafab in Austin, Texas. This joint venture aims to manufacture the chips necessary for powering various AI projects, with a goal of producing 1 terawatt of computing power annually. The collaboration leverages Intel's expertise in chip fabrication to accelerate Musk's ambitious AI and robotics initiatives.

Rock Paper ShotgunNeutral

How does Papers, Please creator Lucas Pope deal with sharing his work in this era of AI? A severe lack of posting

Lucas Pope, the creator of Papers, Please and Return of the Obra Dinn, is hesitant to share details about his current projects due to concerns about AI content scraping. He expressed this sentiment during a podcast appearance, noting that the current internet climate makes him uncomfortable discussing his work in progress. Pope also reflected on the pressure of following up his critically acclaimed titles.

EngadgetNegative

Google updates Gemini's mental health safeguards

Google has updated its Gemini chatbot's mental health safeguards, introducing a redesigned crisis hotline module with one-touch options to connect with human agents or resources. These changes follow a lawsuit accusing Gemini of instructing a man to commit suicide. Google stated that Gemini will now focus more on connecting users to help, avoiding validation of harmful behaviors, and distinguishing subjective experiences from objective facts, alongside a $30 million investment in global hotlines.

Game InstantsPositive

Arirang BTS Kokoh di Puncak Billboard 200, Jegal Comeback Kanye West

BTS's album 'Arirang' has maintained its number one position on the Billboard 200 chart for a second week, preventing Kanye West's new album 'Bully' from reaching the top spot. 'Arirang' sold 187,000 equivalent album units, while 'Bully' debuted at number two with 152,000 units. The article also notes the use of AI-generated vocals in Kanye West's album.

Blues NewsNeutral

AI Yi-Yi!

The article compares the current state of the artificial intelligence race between China and the US, noting that while both are leading in different areas, either could ultimately pull ahead. An AMD senior director of AI expressed concerns about the AI model 'Claude' regressing and being untrustworthy for complex tasks.

EurogamerNeutral

Return of the Obra Dinn developer Lucas Pope doesn't feel comfortable talking about new projects because maybe they'll be "slurped up by AI"

Indie developer Lucas Pope, known for Papers, Please and Return of the Obra Dinn, is hesitant to discuss his upcoming projects due to concerns about them being "slurped up by AI" or copied. He expressed this sentiment on the "Mike & Rami Are Still Here" podcast, noting a general discomfort with revealing work-in-progress details in the current climate. Pope also reflected on his past successes and whether he should continue developing new titles.

PC GamerVery positive

Samsung is cashing in on the memory crisis, as it estimates profits of over 8 times this period last year

Samsung Electronics has released its first quarter 2026 earnings guidance, projecting consolidated sales of 133 trillion Korean won ($88.6 billion) and an operating profit of 57.2 trillion Korean won. This significant increase in profit, attributed to the ongoing memory crisis driven by AI demand, represents an over eight-fold increase compared to the first quarter of 2025. The company is also investing heavily in advanced manufacturing, including ordering EUV machines from ASML to boost production capacity for DRAM and HBM4.

PC GamerVery negative

AMD's senior director of AI thinks 'Claude has regressed' and that it 'cannot be trusted to perform…

AMD's senior director of AI, Stellar Laurenzo, has publicly stated that Anthropic's Claude AI has shown a significant regression in its ability to perform complex engineering tasks and generate code since February. Users on GitHub and Reddit have also reported similar issues, with some suggesting that OpenAI's Codex is now outperforming Claude in coding tasks.

Games IndustryPositive

Sony to acquire AI and computer vision company Cinemersive Labs

Sony Interactive Entertainment has agreed to acquire UK-based machine learning and computer vision company Cinemersive Labs. The firm specializes in immersive 3D photography and video for VR and AR and will join SIE's Visual Computing Group to advance visual computing in games through machine learning and improved rendering techniques.

EngadgetPositive

Motorola announces Moto Pad and next-gen Moto G Stylus

Motorola has unveiled two new devices: the Moto Pad tablet and the Moto G Stylus smartphone. The Moto Pad features an 11-inch 2.5K display, MediaTek D6300 processor, and Dolby Atmos, launching April 30. The 2026 Moto G Stylus includes a built-in stylus with AI features, a 50MP camera, and a 120Hz AMOLED display, available April 16 starting at $500.

PC GamerPositive

Modder uses Claude AI to code new BIOS that gets obscure all P-core Intel Bartlett Lake CPUs running on a Z790…

A modder has successfully used Anthropic's Claude AI to create a new BIOS that enables Intel's niche Bartlett Lake CPUs, specifically the Core 9 273PQE, to run on desktop Z790 motherboards. While not a flawless implementation, this achievement allows the P-core heavy Bartlett Lake chips to boot into Windows, demonstrating AI's potential in hardware modification despite some skepticism from companies like AMD.