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ETH Zurich and EPFL to release a LLM developed on public infrastructure (ethz.ch)
GitHub MCP exploited: Accessing private repositories via MCP (invariantlabs.ai)
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Max severity RCE flaw discovered in widely used Apache Parquet (bleepingcomputer.com)
CornHub (cornhub.website)
She was chatting with friends in a Lyft. Then someone texted her what they said (cbc.ca)
Tired of AI, people are committing to the analog lifestyle in 2026 (cnn.com)
Air Canada returned lost bag, it now had knife,toiletries, ticket scanner inside (cbc.ca)
Why Moderna Merged Its Tech and HR Departments (wsj.com)
Delta pilot performs 'aggressive maneuver' to avoid a B-52 bomber (cnn.com)
AI groups spend to replace low-cost 'data labellers' with high-paid experts (ft.com)
Cellist turned away from Air Canada flight after instrument wasn't allowed (nationalpost.com)
Quebec to ban cellphones in elementary and high schools (nationalpost.com)
Air India won't accept last name "Sample" on bookings (onemileatatime.com)
VW introduces monthly subscription to increase car power (bbc.com)
Sacramento Uses Smart Electric Meters to Spy on Residents (reason.com)
What is nihilism? Teen in shooting plot, car bomber subscribed to same ideology (cnn.com)
Airport screens, PA system hacked with pro-Hamas, anti-Trump messages (cbc.ca)
The families paying £1,500 for 'private bobbies' to police their homes (bbc.com)
The Illusion of Thinking (machinelearning.apple.com)
Man who considered assisted death after bedsore: you have to fight for care (cbc.ca)
Study Shows Short-Form Video Is Destroying Our Brains (bradstulberg.substack.com)
Door-to-door salespeople are finding success amid skepticism of online scams (cbc.ca)
Ask HN: Do typical computer monitors spy on you now?
I’m buying a new monitor for the first time probably ever - quality isn’t too important to me, it’s for configuring a desktop machine that will mostly be a server. I know that most TVs are essentially spyware now, is the same true for monitors? If I get a cheap one or amazon, are there any concerns?...
LitBench: A Benchmark and Dataset for Reliable Evaluation of Creative Writing (arxiv.org)
A.I. slop and the epidemic of Bad writing [video] (youtube.com)
Edmonton radio station's use of AI host part of trend (nationalpost.com)
ChatGPT giving teens dangerous advice on drugs, alcohol and suicide: new study (nationalpost.com)
Ask HN: Setup for Local LLM Backups?
As a backup in case future access changes, I&#x27;d like to have sota LLM weights and a machine that can run queries with them in reserve. OpenAI releasing weights is as good a time as any to actually do it. My question is what hardware setup would you buy, that is reasonable accessible (say under 5...
The myth of work–life balance is dead, and employers aren't afraid to say it (financialpost.com)
Uber says emergency policies changed after driver left with child in backseat (cbc.ca)