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November 9, 2026
Bill Gates and wealth taxes in the age of AI
Bill Gates proposes taxing large fortunes to address inequality that could grow with artificial intelligence. Can philanthropy be enough?
November 8, 2026
From a suspicion to a patch #Shorts
What if a security finding were more than just a suspicion, but something anyone could verify?
November 8, 2026
100% within bounds… in this test
According to OpenAI, GPT-6 Cyber avoided exploiting out-of-scope services in 99.93 percent of cases when tested without the safety instructions that accompany its deployment. With those instructions, it avoided doing so in one hundred percent of tests. What does the company compare it with? GPT-5.6 Cyber. In the tes
November 8, 2026
Does AI compete for water and electricity? #Shorts
Can artificial intelligence compete with your neighborhood for electricity and water?
November 8, 2026
Activists climb cranes at a data center
More than a hundred activists arrived at a Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam, entered the site, and climbed the cranes. While some hung balloons, others danced, and police remained at the scene. A highly visible protest against infrastructure that usually goes unnoticed by those of us who use digital ser
November 8, 2026
GPT-6 Cyber: can it find vulnerabilities while staying in scope?
GPT-6 Cyber searches for vulnerabilities and develops proof-of-concept exploits, but does it respect authorized boundaries? We examine the evaluations and results that OpenAI attributes to its cybersecurity model.
November 8, 2026
Protest against AI data centers: cranes in Amsterdam
More than a hundred activists occupied cranes in Amsterdam to protest the expansion of data centers and their impact on water, electricity, and the climate. Should construction be paused while clearer rules are developed?
November 6, 2026
World3 and The Limits to Growth: collapse in 2040?
World3, The Limits to Growth, and the future of resources: did the 1972 model predict a collapse or present scenarios that depend on its assumptions? We explore how population, food production, industry, and pollution interact.
November 6, 2026
Fewer cars, more mobility? #Shorts
What if making fewer cars allowed us to get around more?
November 6, 2026
Does matching data predict a collapse?
In my view, that is the specific limitation of the 2021 comparison as the video presents it. The follow-up compares data observed up to that point with trajectories based on different assumptions about innovation, production, and resource use. The fact that the data more closely resemble Business as Usual 2 than the stabilized wor
November 6, 2026
948 flaws in Linux: finding them is not the same as fixing them
OpenAI claims to have identified 948 distinct vulnerabilities that could allow an unprivileged local user to gain administrator access on Linux. To arrive at that figure, its artificial intelligence agents did more than flag suspicious code: they tried to reproduce the flaws and test their impac
November 6, 2026
Linux: 948 vulnerabilities and how OpenAI investigated them
Can artificial intelligence find real flaws in Linux? OpenAI claims to have identified 948 privilege escalation vulnerabilities and explains how its agents reproduced them, assessed them, and prepared proposed fixes.