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Anthropic’s new AI model, Mythos, has uncovered thousands of software vulnerabilities, prompting emergency meetings among finance ministers, central bankers, and bank chiefs. The company has restricted access to a select group of firms while launching Project Glasswing to patch flaws before public release.
Project Maven, the Pentagon's flagship AI programme, has evolved from a drone-footage analyzer into a battlefield management system now central to US strikes on Iran. As Palantir defends its role, experts warn of the risks of AI-driven targeting and the need for human oversight. The Pentagon's decision to phase out Anthropic's Claude adds a new layer to the debate.
The US-Iran conflict continues to escalate with President Trump threatening strikes on infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz isn't reopened, while Iran demands war reparations. China and Russia call for a ceasefire, and both sides report new attacks. Diplomatic efforts remain uncertain as the war enters its sixth week.
Iran's internet has been almost entirely cut off for over 790 hours amid ongoing military conflict with the US and Israel, according to NetBlocks. The blackout has entered its sixth week, with connectivity at about 1% of normal levels. Google search has partially resumed, but full access remains limited.
Senior diplomats from South Korea and the US met in Seoul to bolster alliance cooperation through public diplomacy initiatives, signing an MOU for the 250th anniversary of US independence. The US also voiced concerns over South Korea's revised network act, which could impact tech companies, while expressing optimism for continued collaboration.
Anthropic has confirmed that internal source code for its AI coding assistant Claude Code was accidentally released due to a packaging error. The company insists no sensitive customer data or credentials were exposed, though the leak has drawn significant attention from developers and competitors.
US President Donald Trump said the war with Iran may be over in two or three weeks, while additional US troops head to the Middle East. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signaled willingness to end the conflict under security guarantees, as regional casualties mount and the Houthis launch their first strike on Israel.
Australia's internet regulator has launched an investigation into five major social media platforms for suspected breaches of the country's under-16 ban. Reports indicate that two-thirds of teens remain on the platforms and that age verification measures have notable gaps. Platforms face fines of up to A$49.5 million if found non-compliant.
Ofcom has selected Ian Cheshire as its preferred candidate for chair, succeeding Michael Grade. The appointment, made by Technology Secretary Liz Kendall, comes amid concerns over the Online Safety Act's implementation and pressure from campaigners for tougher regulation.
Iran fired multiple waves of missiles at Israel, while President Trump postponed a planned strike on Iran's power grid citing 'productive' talks. Iran's Parliament Speaker denied negotiations, and regional tensions escalated with Israeli strikes in Lebanon and threats from Iran's Revolutionary Guards.