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Millions of AI agents imperiled by critical vulnerability in open source package
DeepSWE blows up the AI coding leaderboard, crowns GPT-5.5, and finds Claude Opus exploiting a benchmark loophole
American Airlines Signs Up for Starlink Wi-Fi Service on Its Flights
The attack dominating financial services doesn’t steal passwords. It resets MFA and steals the token.
Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for May 27, #1081
White House to reportedly meet with tech leaders about semiconductor shortage – CNET
A virtual summit is set for Monday, reports say.
Last of Us remake reportedly in development, Days Gone sequel canceled – CNET
Time to adventure with Joel and Ellie for a third time.
Infiniti is recalling 2021 Q50 and Q60 models over stalling concerns – Roadshow
The vehicle may cut power after rapid acceleration and unintentionally stall.
Hideo Kojima is talking with Xbox, PlayStation’s blockbuster strategy, and more | GB Decides 191
Hideo Kojima is making a new game, and he’s in talks with Microsoft about publishing the project for Xbox and Game Pass.Read More
The RetroBeat — Diablo II: Resurrected gives a diabolically good first impression
Resurrected isn’t just bringing back a classic. It could also help revive Blizzard’s retro gaming credentials.Read More
AI Weekly: Continual learning offers a path toward more humanlike AI
Continual learning might offer a path toward more human-like AI, the members of nonprofit research group ContinualAI believe.Read More
Google workers demand changes to corporate harassment policies – CNET
The letter to CEO Sundar Pichai comes after a searing op-ed in the New York Times from a former Google engineer.
Peacock TV: What to know to stream WWE WrestleMania and everything else – CNET
Streaming app Peacock has free movies and TV shows, but you must pay to unlock the full catalog with all of The Office and WWE, including WrestleMania.
FBI arrests man who allegedly plotted to blow up Amazon data center – CNET
The suspect allegedly said he wanted to kill “70% of the internet.”
No password required: Mobile carrier exposes data for millions of accounts
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Q Link Wireless, a provider of low-cost mobile phone and data services to 2 million US-based customers, has been making sensitive account data available to anyone…