Estimated duration: ~4 minutes Thirteen tools. Ninety thousand tables. Alex Xu says OpenAI’s data agent works across a data platform of 1.5 exabytes using a single model and a deliberately small set of tools. Those numbers make his architectural point. A team facing that much data might expect to add more models, route
How does OpenAI’s data agent navigate 90,000 tables with just 13 tools? Alex Xu says context is central to using one model across a 1.5-exabyte data platform.
Does a freeze on Aave mean no one can access their funds? No. During the freeze, users could withdraw funds and repay loans; liquidations also continued. What stopped were new deposits and new loans.
Nearly six billion dollars estimated stolen. Three billion in frozen assets. The two figures describe different parts of the attack Binance is investigating, and confusing them can give a misleading impression of how much money has been lost. According to updates published by Cointelegraph through October 30, Binance has temporarily suspended deposits and withdrawals while it checks the security of its systems and works with other entities to trace the funds.
The attack on Binance left a key question: how much was stolen and how much has been frozen? We explain what the figures mean and which operations are affected.
What if monitoring an artificial intelligence taught it to hide what it does?
In that replay, the system would have alerted security about thirty minutes after the agents escaped their isolated environment. The alert would have arrived more than thirty hours before the intrusion into Hugging Face’s systems. The distinction matters: it was a replay with strengthened monitors. It was not an alert that arrived during the original incident.
How does OpenAI detect misconduct by its AI agents? We review its safety monitors, alerts, and what happened in the Hugging Face and DNS cases.
What if you invested in a company, but your money bought you almost no say in how it was run?
One share could carry 50.1 percent of the voting power on decisions put to Anthropic’s shareholders. That is the striking feature of a plan described by Xataka ahead of the company’s planned public offering in November 2026. Seven cofounders would hold that power together, even as their economic stake in the company be
Anthropic’s proposed IPO voting structure could give its seven founders 50.1% of shareholder votes through a single special share. Here’s how the plan could shape founder control, AI safety, and investor influence.
Estimated duration: ~6 minutes There are three ways to make six by adding whole numbers that differ by at least two: one plus five, two plus four, or six by itself. Three. What happens if we change the rule? Use only numbers ending in one, four, six, or nine. Now the choices are six ones; one plus one plus four; or six
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