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Human Error in OpenAI Sandbox Setup Enabled AI-Powered Attack on Hugging Face

A configuration mistake by OpenAI in setting up a supposedly isolated testing environment and sandbox created a security vulnerability. Cybersecurity experts have attributed this human error as the root cause that made an AI-powered cyberattack on Hugging Face possible. The attack targeted Hugging Face, a prominent AI platform widely used by researchers and developers. OpenAI had described the environment as 'highly isolated,' but the misconfiguration undermined those security measures. The incident highlights how human mistakes in AI infrastructure setup can have serious downstream security consequences.

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Travis Kalanick's AI Robotics Firm Atoms Raises $1.7B in a16z-Led Round

Travis Kalanick, the co-founder of Uber, has raised $1.7 billion for his new robotics and industrial AI company, Atoms. The funding round was led by prominent venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). Notably, Uber is also among the investors participating in the round. Atoms has positioned itself around using artificial intelligence to modernize industrial operations, though specific details about its technology remain broadly stated.

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Lawsuit Against Meta Over Social Media Addiction Dropped

A lawsuit targeting Meta over social media addiction has been voluntarily dropped, offering the tech giant a temporary legal reprieve. The dismissal comes at a notable time, as Meta and YouTube were found liable in a separate case in March. In that earlier ruling, both companies were held responsible for negligence and personal injury related to the addictive design of their platforms. The dropped case represents one less legal battle for Meta as it continues to face broader scrutiny over the impact of its social media products on users.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Hyundai says humanoid robot plans separate from strike negotiations

Hyundai has stated that its plans to deploy humanoid robots are not part of ongoing talks with striking workers. The automaker is currently engaged in negotiations with its union amid a labor dispute. The union had previously issued a warning that any deployment of robots on the factory floor must be subject to collective bargaining. Hyundai is pushing back on that position, insisting the two matters remain distinct. The dispute highlights growing tensions between automakers and labor groups over automation in manufacturing.

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Science Corp's Vision-Restoring Brain Chip Receives EU Regulatory Approval

Science Corporation has received European Union approval for its vision-restoring chip, marking a significant regulatory milestone for the neurotechnology company. The device is designed to restore sight to individuals with severe visual impairment. CEO Max Hodak has emphasized the need for commercial scale, stating the sector requires a company generating $100 million annually in revenue. The approval opens the door for Science Corp to potentially market and deploy its technology across EU member states. This development positions the company as a notable contender in the growing neurotechnology and medical device space.

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Yope raises $12.3M seed funding to build ad-free, algorithm-free social app

Yope, a social networking startup, has secured $12.3 million in seed funding to develop a private, group-focused social platform. Unlike mainstream social networks, Yope does not rely on algorithmic feeds or advertising as part of its core model. The app is designed for small, intimate groups of friends and family, offering messaging, photo sharing, and AI-powered features. The company believes the next frontier of social networking lies in fostering genuine real-world relationships rather than chasing viral content or creators.

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Menlo Ventures investor says Anthropic's growth is unlike anything in 25 years

Anthropic reached a $47 billion revenue run rate by May 2025, up sharply from $9 billion earlier that year. Menlo Ventures partner Matt Murphy, who led the firm's $500 million Series D investment in Anthropic, described the growth as unprecedented in his 25-year investing career. Murphy noted that not even the internet, mobile, or early cloud booms produced comparable trajectories. His comments highlight how Anthropic has rapidly evolved from a pre-revenue startup into one of the fastest-growing companies in the AI sector.

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Monday.com cuts 630 jobs in 20% workforce reduction to prioritize AI

Project management software firm Monday.com has announced a layoff affecting approximately 630 employees, representing 20% of its total workforce. The company stated the cuts are intended to build a leaner and more focused operating model. The restructuring aligns with Monday.com's strategic shift toward developing its AI Work Platform. No specific timeline for the layoffs was provided in the announcement.

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Google simplifies iPhone-to-Android data transfer without extra app

Google has introduced a new feature that makes switching from iPhone to Android easier. The update allows users to wirelessly transfer a wider range of data types from their iPhone to an Android device. Notably, the process no longer requires users to download a separate application. The move is seen as Google's effort to reduce friction for users considering a switch from Apple's ecosystem to Android.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Apple Testing Upgraded MacBook Neo With A19 Pro Chip and 12GB RAM

Apple is reportedly working on an updated version of its MacBook Neo budget laptop, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The refreshed model is expected to feature an A19 Pro processor, the same chip currently used in the iPhone 17 Pro, Pro Max, and iPhone Air. This would be an upgrade from the current model's A18 Pro chip, which originally powered the iPhone 16 Pro. The chip change is also expected to bump RAM from 8GB to 12GB. Apple is additionally said to be planning new color options for the updated Neo, though component shortages may affect the timeline.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Samsung Smart Glasses Revealed: 4 Designs, 9-Hour Battery, Fall Launch Planned

Samsung has offered a first in-person look at its upcoming smart glasses, developed in partnership with Google and eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Four frame designs have now been unveiled, including two new styles shown recently — a boxy black pair from Gentle Monster and a rounded red-brown pair from Warby Parker. The glasses are confirmed to feature a 9-hour battery life, among the first hardware specs disclosed publicly. The product was initially teased at Google I/O in May 2025, with two designs revealed at that event. The smart glasses are expected to go on sale sometime this fall.

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Substack launches tool to detect AI-written content in newsletters

Substack has introduced a new feature that allows readers to gauge how much of a newsletter's content was generated using artificial intelligence. The tool is designed to bring greater transparency to AI-assisted writing on the platform. It signals a growing industry push to help audiences distinguish between human and machine-generated content. The move reflects increasing reader demand for clarity around the use of AI in publishing.

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OpenAI Plans $750 Billion Infrastructure Spend Through 2030

OpenAI has announced plans to spend $750 billion on infrastructure by the year 2030. The staggering figure is roughly equivalent to the entire GDP of Sweden. The investment reflects the massive and growing capital demands of developing and deploying advanced artificial intelligence systems. This spending spree underscores the intense financial commitments now required to remain competitive in the AI industry.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Flip 8 announced at Unpacked, launching August 7

Samsung unveiled its latest foldable smartphones — the Galaxy Z Flip 8, Fold 8, and Fold 8 Ultra — at its July 2026 Unpacked event. The devices are scheduled to go on sale on August 7th. Beyond some design tweaks and new AI features, the upgrades are modest for existing owners of last year's models. The Z Fold 8 stands out as the most notable new addition, described as a new form factor rather than a straightforward successor to the Z Fold 7. It is expected to draw significant attention in the US market, particularly ahead of a rumored Apple foldable device.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Samsung opens preorders for Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, and Flip 8 with gift card deals

Samsung unveiled three new foldable smartphones at its Galaxy Unpacked event: the Galaxy Z Flip 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8, and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. All three devices are available for preorder now and will go on sale on August 7th, priced at $1,199.99, $1,899.99, and $2,099.99 respectively. This year marks a notable shift in Samsung's lineup, as the company introduced two book-style foldables instead of one. The Z Fold 8 Ultra is designed for productivity, while the standard Z Fold 8 is wider and shorter, targeting entertainment use. Preorders come with gift cards of up to $350, adding extra value for early buyers.

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Paying Ransomware Demands Makes Victims Targets for Repeat Attacks

New research has found that cybercriminals frequently return to extort victims who have previously paid a ransom. The findings suggest that making a payment signals to hackers that the target is willing and able to pay. This creates a cycle in which compliant victims face repeated ransomware attacks. Security experts warn that paying up does not guarantee safety and may instead increase long-term risk.

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