Wired podcast outlines three AI catastrophe scenarios

Claude Code v2.1.275 adds a send-now key (ctrl+enter or ctrl+x ctrl+s) that interrupts the current turn and sends all queued messages at once, plus syncing of skills and plugins enabled on your claude.ai account to terminal sessions.

Reddit users on r/ChatGPT share screenshots of ChatGPT outputting what appears to be internal reasoning text, including a Swedish-language line asking how previous interactions affected its answers.

Shapiro pushed for stricter AI safeguards while arguing the US can still capture the technology's economic benefits. The remarks land amid a widening debate over AI risk.

Balyasny Asset Management, a $38B multi-strategy firm with ~2,000 staff, tests new models on thousands of real financial tasks with verifiable outcomes before enabling them. Chief AI Officer Charlie Flanagan says merger-arbitrage analysis that took 3-5 days now takes under one, with agents running ~30 minutes plus human review.

The FAA will deploy SMART (Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes, and Trajectories), a cloud-based AI platform from Air Space Intelligence, at a cost of $875 million over 12 years. It predicts traffic flows and flags potential conflicts using airline schedules, weather, airport capacity, and airspace conditions, rolling out first in the Washington, D.C. metro area.

Marcus pushes back on technolibertarian claims that liability alone suffices, citing Joe Lonsdale's interview amplified by David Sacks. Mark Cuban replied to Sacks that liability is pointless without regulation suited to AI.

A Brookings and Fudan University report urges Washington and Beijing to agree that only humans — not AI — decide to launch nuclear weapons or cyberattacks on each other's nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems. It also proposes a military AI hotline and a shared definition of human control.