Elon Musk's X platform banned over 5 lakh Indian accounts for violating policies, including promoting terrorism and child sexual exploitation. Users should avoid violating policies to prevent account suspension.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is reportedly using Anthropic's AI model Mythos to scan government software for vulnerabilities, despite ongoing disputes between the Pentagon and Anthropic over AI safeguards. The scans have already identified numerous bugs.
Andrew Ng introduces "loop engineering," a new approach to AI software development. He details three core loops: the Agentic Coding Loop where AI writes and tests code autonomously, the Developer Feedback Loop where humans guide AI, and the External Feedback Loop involving real-world user input. Ng emphasizes the continued human advantage in providing context and vision.
The US cyber defense agency CISA is employing Anthropic's AI model, Mythos, to conduct software audits. This initiative seeks to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by foreign adversaries, with numerous bugs already found in government code. The NSA has also reportedly used Mythos.
Meta has been granted an additional three days to respond to the Indian government's concerns regarding WhatsApp's proposed username feature. The government is assessing potential risks, including impersonation, and may explore legal options.
Luxury brand Caviar has released its "Flagship" collection, featuring custom versions of a rumored foldable iPhone Ultra. Available in 24K gold and other premium materials, these devices are priced from $13,840, anticipating Apple's official foldable iPhone launch.
The Indian government has extended the deadline for WhatsApp to respond to its notice regarding the proposed username feature by three days. WhatsApp assured it would not roll out the feature in India until consultations are complete, citing concerns over increased online fraud and impersonation.
