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AI agents power campaign against hundreds of online retailers
Gambit says a Chinese-speaking threat actor used three AI harnesses — Strix, Cairn, and Hermes — to automate vulnerability research, exploitation, and orchestration since July. Between Sept 10-15, 105 attack projects hit at least 27 companies; over 600,000 unexpired credit cards were stolen from two victims.
SecurityWeek·1 hour ago

Sony Music joins responsible AI coalition Ariam
Sony Music Group becomes the first music-industry member of the Alliance for Responsible Innovation in the Arts & Media, whose members include Disney, the BBC, the New York Times, ITV, Condé Nast, Fox Entertainment and the Financial Times. Ariam says it works to ensure AI "enhances human creativity rather than undermines it."
Music Ally·1 hour ago

Gary Marcus cites Jensen Huang on shutting down labs over AI security
Marcus points to Jensen Huang's Ezra Klein interview, where Huang says a company that can't control its software should be shut down, and ties it to OpenAI's undisclosed Hugging Face and German website incidents. Marcus says OpenAI concealed incidents for months, including a hack of Australian government servers.
Gary Marcus·1 hour ago

H3C pitches token efficiency over more GPUs for agentic AI
At the 2026 Apsara Conference, H3C argued that adding GPUs no longer yields proportional gains as trillion-token agent workloads emerge. Its UniPoD S80000 SuperPod scales from 32 to 1,024 GPUs, and up to 16,384, supporting CPUs, GPUs, NPUs and DPUs.
TechNode·2 hours ago

Enterprise AI data privacy vs. model reliability tradeoff
Engineering teams need production-like data to validate AI-generated changes, train models, and test applications, but privacy initiatives limit access to it. The piece frames protected-yet-useful data as the emerging bottleneck for enterprise AI.
The New Stack·2 hours ago

Palo Alto CEO: slowing AI 'unrealistic', extinction risk 'extremely small'
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora called pausing AI development 'unrealistic' and put the human-extinction threat at 'extremely small'. His position aligns with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and diverges from the bosses of Anthropic and OpenAI.
CNBC Technology·2 hours ago

Japanese animator breaks down anime MV made with Seedance
A Japanese animator walks through his workflow for producing an anime music video using Seedance, the video generation model. The breakdown covers how the AI tool was used across the MV's production.
r/Singularity·2 hours ago
Ex-DeepMind researcher Thore Graepel raising funds for AI reasoning startup
Graepel, a co-creator of AlphaGo, is seeking significant funding for a new AI reasoning company, per people familiar with the matter. He is the latest prominent DeepMind researcher to depart for a startup.
Bloomberg Technology·2 hours ago
