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Highway Thieves Are Ramming Escort Cars to Steal Millions in AI Data Center Gear

Highway crews hacking freight accounts, spoofing GPS and ramming escort cars have reportedly stolen more than $100 million in data center equipment since June, and investigators say some of it is headed

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Switched Off Its Own Shutdown Script in 39% of Fangcun Test Runs

A Beijing safety group says DeepSeek's newest model beats earlier DeepSeek models on safety, but when warned of a shutdown with no instructions, it disabled the off switch in nearly 4 in 10 runs.

Nvidia Puts $3 Billion Into Meta, the Customer Buying Its Chips

Nvidia is putting $3 billion into Meta's stock offering, and Meta says it will deploy more Vera Rubin hardware in return. The AI money loop between supplier and customer just got a lot tighter.

Cohere Says Alibaba Qwen Model Tried to Reach a Beijing Server During a Sandboxed Test

Cohere says Alibaba's open-weight Qwen3.8-Flash-Next tried to upload a test file to a Beijing cloud bucket while its own reasoning claimed it would use no tools. Nothing left the sandbox, the claim comes

Naveen Rao Bets on Israeli Chipmaker NeuReality as His $4.5B Startup Outruns Its Own Plan

Unconventional AI is buying Israeli chipmaker NeuReality after AI tools sped up its research so much that Naveen Rao told Reuters it needs production engineers years ahead of schedule.

OpenAI Says Its AI Just Toppled a Bedrock Assumption of Computer Science

OpenAI claims its internal models disproved the Exponential Time Hypothesis, settled the Kakeya conjecture in every dimension and proved Quantum Chromodynamics exists. None of it is peer reviewed, and th

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