Anthropic CEO Says Institutions Have Months-Long Window To Fix Software Vulnerabilities Before Chinese AI Catches Up

Anthropic CEO Says Institutions Have Months-Long Window To Fix Software Vulnerabilities Before Chinese AI Catches Up

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said institutions like companies and governments have a window of between six and 12 months to fix software vulnerabilities before Chinese AI catches up. Speaking about the issue and how to address it, Amodei made reference to the company’s Mythos model, which has made headlines over the past weeks over its…

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Trump Administration Closes Office Investigating Detention Abuse Amid Rising Deaths in ICE Custody

Trump Administration Closes Office Investigating Detention Abuse Amid Rising Deaths in ICE Custody

The Trump administration has moved to shut down the federal office responsible for investigating abuse and misconduct in immigration detention facilities, even as deaths in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody continue rising at a record pace and detention capacity expands nationwide. According to an internal Department of Homeland Security email obtained by HuffPost, the Office…

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U.S. Widens Probe Into Mexico’s Ruling Party Governors After Initial Bombshell Case in Sinaloa

U.S. Widens Probe Into Mexico’s Ruling Party Governors After Initial Bombshell Case in Sinaloa

U.S. authorities are reportedly preparing to expand corruption and narcotics-related investigations beyond Sinaloa’s governor, signaling a broader probe into multiple Mexican political figures tied to the ruling Morena party, according to a report by El CEO. The case involving Rubén Rocha Moya is described as the first in what the outlet’s director called a potential…

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Analysts Say U.S. Strikes in the Caribbean Are Driving Drug Routes to New, Harder-to-Track Corridors

Analysts Say U.S. Strikes in the Caribbean Are Driving Drug Routes to New, Harder-to-Track Corridors

U.S. military strikes targeting suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean are pushing narcotics flows into new routes and methods that are harder to detect even as operations intensify and casualties rise, as a new sprawling report by BBC Mundo explains. The latest strike occurred Monday, when U.S. Southern Command said two people were killed after…

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New York Becomes Democrats’ Next Battleground After Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling

New York Becomes Democrats’ Next Battleground After Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling

Democrats are considering redrawing New York’s congressional map after a sweeping U.S. Supreme Court decision weakened protections under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, triggering a nationwide scramble over political maps ahead of the midterm elections. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said party leaders are actively exploring whether New York can reconfigure its districts in…

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Venezuela Oil Revenues Remain Opaque Despite U.S.-Backed Oversight Push: Report

Venezuela Oil Revenues Remain Opaque Despite U.S.-Backed Oversight Push: Report

Despite sweeping pledges of accountability following the ouster of President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s oil industry remains largely opaque, with little public clarity on how revenue from crude exports is being handled, according to a new report. President Donald Trump had said Washington would oversee the country’s oil sales, while Venezuelan authorities pledged public tracking of…

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