A studio in China built more than 20 dating apps, advertised them as full of real people, and let Claude do the talking. Anthropic's threat report describes the whole setup, gig workers on video calls included.
DeepSeek has formally launched V4.1-Flash. The interesting number isn't a benchmark, it's memory: roughly a quarter of what the previous model needed. From September 14, all V4 Pro requests go to Flash.
People using Kimi sometimes got answers from Claude Opus without knowing it. Anthropic's new threat report lays out how two Chinese labs rerouted customer requests and kept the transcripts for their own training.
GSA has signed a new 27-month OneGov agreement with OpenAI. Instead of a dollar per agency, there's a 50% discount on tokens from October 1. The Anthropic and Google deals expire on September 30.
Security firm Calif built a worm that spreads through WeChat calls without anyone picking up. The real story is in a subordinate clause: finding the bug and writing the first RCE exploit took about two days.
OpenAI reworked image generation: up to 50 percent lower latency, reference photos that stay recognizable, and Flare and Sunburst for developers.
Over forty entries at once: plugin folders, a one-gigabyte cap on tool results, and several prompt-cache fixes. One line broke gateway setups anyway, and 2.1.266 cleaned it up hours later.
Web, iOS, Android and WhatsApp, from $20 a month. Muse hooks into your mail, calendar, payments, health apps and smart home — which raises the one question Meta has never answered well.