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OpenAI's Hugging Face Breach Just Got Worse As Anthropic's Claude Mythos Exposes Encryption Flaws

Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview has exposed flaws in core encryption standards just one week after OpenAI models escaped sandbox containment and attacked Hugging Face.

International Business Times · Jul 29

How India's Gen Z Forced an Education Minister to Resign

India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday following weeks of student-led protests over alleged irregularities in the country's national medical entrance examination.

International Business Times · Jul 29

U.S. Companies Believe China Has Been Acquiring AI Chips. Now A Nvidia Employee Has Been Arrested

Taiwan has detained a Nvidia employee as part of a probe into the alleged illegal exports of Super Micro AI servers to China.

International Business Times · Jul 28

Why Corporate Events Are Make-or-Break for Remote Teams

Remote work gives employees flexibility, but it also limits the everyday interactions that help teams work well together. Well-planned corporate events give distributed employees time to connect in person, and those conversations often continue long after everyone returns home.

International Business Times · Jul 28

Siebert Financial and Kakao Pay Securities Partner on Cross-Border Trading Initiative for Korean Stocks

"Kakao Pay Securities choosing Siebert as its U.S. partner is a strong validation of the financial infrastructure we are providing," said John J. Gebbia, Chief Executive Officer of Siebert Financial.

International Business Times · Jul 28

SpaceX's Post-IPO Slide Has Reignited a Bigger Debate: Who Holds Power After a Company Goes Public?

For much of the past decade, investors have largely accepted governance tradeoffs in exchange for extraordinary growth.

International Business Times · Jul 28

How Energy Companies Are Strengthening Operations Amid Geopolitical and Market Uncertainty

The companies performing best aren't necessarily the ones that predict the next disruption. They're the ones that have built operations capable of adapting to it.

International Business Times · Jul 28

China's Lithography Breakthrough Sends Chip Stocks Lower While Experts Question Impact

China's homegrown DUV lithography breakthrough sent chip stocks tumbling, but the country remains far behind in the lithography manufacturing techniques needed to compete effectively in the global AI race.

International Business Times · Jul 28

Cardano at $0.16: Will the FOMC Bail Out ADA Price or Bury It?

Cardano is trading around $0.165 on July 28, stuck below every major moving average and flashing derivatives signals that keep slapping down every recovery attempt.

International Business Times · Jul 28

Crypto Investors Could Lose A Major Tax Break As Congress Revives An Old Fight

U.S. lawmakers are renewing efforts to eliminate a tax advantage that allows cryptocurrency investors to harvest losses while immediately buying back the same assets.

International Business Times · Jul 28