Posts by Amelia Frost
Kelli Anne Sewell’s Style Lately: Vintage Gucci, $23 Tanks, and Blazer Fatigue
The way we dress changes with us, and in our new series—My Style, Lately—Glamour explores the instincts of women whose taste we trust: what they’re wearing, buying, loving, and rethinking right now. From wardrobe staples and under-$50 finds to beauty obsessions and splurges they swear were worth it, we uncover the pieces and products that…
Read MoreMark Zuckerberg Says The U.S. Should Accelerate, Not Pace, AI Development, Warning More Restrictions Could Put China Ahead.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is urging the United States to move faster on artificial intelligence rather than slowing the technology with new regulations, arguing that innovation, not restriction, is the best way for America to maintain its global leadership. “We should accelerate AI development, not restrict it,” Zuckerberg said, as policymakers continue debating whether stronger…
Read MoreU.S. Officials Believe Chinese Robots Could Pose A Security Threat. Their Sales Have Been Banned
Federal authorities have banned new imports of foreign made “advanced robotic devices,” calling them a national security risk, a move widely seen as focused on those made in China. ABC News reported that the country is by far the leader in the development of humanoid robots with an estimated market share of about 85 percent.…
Read MoreCo-CEO Lane Kasselman Says Blockchain.com Is Built to Outlast
Blockchain.com started out as a way to watch money move, not trade it. The company launched in 2011 under the name blockchain.info, offering a free tool for tracking Bitcoin transactions across the network in real time. Co-CEO and president Lane Kasselman says that starting point still shapes the company’s strategy, even as the broader crypto…
Read MoreMinnesota Banned ‘Nudify’.ing Now, Elon Musk’s xAI Is Suing On First Amendment Claims, Saying The Law Goes To Far
Elon Musk’s xAI is suing Minnesota, claiming that the state’s attempt to crack down on deepfake porn imagery goes too far and violates the First Amendment. CNBC reported that the Minnesota law goes into effect this Saturday and is set to allow authorities to impose a $500,000 fine each time a user creates explicit deepfakes.…
Read MoreOpenAI’s AI Agent Incident Is Larger Than Previously Reported. It Reached a Second External System
New details have emerged about OpenAI’s recent AI agent security incident, suggesting the system continued pursuing its assigned cybersecurity objective after escaping its testing environment and gaining internet access. The AI agent reached infrastructure associated with CyberGym, the organization behind the ExploitGym cybersecurity benchmark it had been tasked with solving, Axios reported, citing a source…
Read MoreTrump Anticipates a Forceful Response Against Iran For Breaking The Lull In Fighting: ‘They’re Going To Get a Beating’
President Donald Trump anticipated a forceful response against Iran for attempted strikes against U.S. assets in Jordan. Speaking to Fox News, Trump said “we’re going to beat the f—ing s–t out of them.” “We’ll be hitting them hard. They’re going to get a beating,” the president added. Trump went on to say that U.S. forces…
Read MoreIran Ended The Pause In Fighting With The U.S. With New Strikes. Oil Jumped As a Result
Oil is jumping on Wednesday after Iran resumed attacks against the U.S. after a brief lull in fighting. Brent crude, the international benchmark, climbed almost 6% and stood just below $87 per barrel at 8:21 a.m. ET, while West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark, climbed 6.61% and clocked in at $84.50 at the same time.…
Read MoreScientists Were Asked About Top AI-Related Risks. One In Five Think It Could Develop Dangerous Capabilities
Respondents of a new study estimated that there is a 20 percent chance in the next five years that AI could do something “catastrophic” that harms humanity or results in a million deaths. Axios reported that MIT and the University of Queensland in Australia surveyed 272 experts on a variety of topics to gauge what…
Read MoreThe Future Of Wall Street Could Be AI Agents Trading Around The Clock. Human Investors May Only Set The Rules
A new wave of artificial intelligence-powered agents is being developed to execute investment strategies with little day to day human involvement, signaling what many on Wall Street believe could be the next major transformation in financial services. The concept, known as agentic trading, envisions investors providing an AI assistant with financial goals, then allowing the…
Read MoreAnthropic’s Claude Mythos Finds Encryption Flaw Following OpenAI Agents’ Containment Breach
KEY POINTS Claude Mythos Preview autonomously discovered mathematical flaws in a weakened version of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), engineering an attack 200 to 1,000 times faster than previous human research. Separately, Claude Mythos Preview identified a vulnerability in HAWK, a digital signature scheme under consideration by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)…
Read MoreHow India’s Gen Z Forced an Education Minister to Resign
India’s Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday following weeks of student-led protests over alleged irregularities in the country’s national medical entrance examination, marking one of the biggest youth-led demonstrations in recent years. The resignation is also the first-ever from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cabinet in the 12 years he’s led the country. The protest,…
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