Anthropic's AI Emailed Philadelphia Police a False Murder Tip — and It Landed in the Spam Folder

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On July 18, 2026, at 11:27 p.m., someone filled out the tip form at PhillyUnsolvedMurders.com and claimed to have knowledge of an open homicide case. The claim was invented. The submitter was not a …
Anthropic's AI Emailed Philadelphia Police a False Murder Tip — and It Landed in the Spam Folder
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A Florida Woman Used Claude as a Diary. Anthropic Called the Cops.

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At 5:10 in the morning on September 26, 2026, a 30-year-old woman in Bonita Springs, Florida typed into a chat window that she was going to shoot up her local sheriff's office. She was not writi…
A Florida Woman Used Claude as a Diary. Anthropic Called the Cops.

Nvidia Now Owns Hugging Face — Open-Source Developers Are Bracing for Impact

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For years, the pitch behind projects like llama.cpp was simple: run an AI model on whatever hardware you already own, whether that's an Nvidia card, a Mac, or a bare CPU, without being locked in…
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On September 29, 2026, President Trump signed an executive order instructing every federal agency to stop saying "artificial intelligence" and start saying Super Intelligence instead. Six…
Trump Renamed AI 'Super Intelligence' — Days Later, Tens of Thousands Signed a Petition to Ban It

OpenAI's 'Dots' Wants to Be Your Always-On AI Employee — So Why Does Hacker News Keep Calling It Clippy 2.0?

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OpenAI used the headline slot of its September 29, 2026 DevDay keynote to introduce Dots , a new breed of "always-on agent" built to run continuously in the cloud, take on assigned work wi…
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OpenAI wants you to picture a friendly floating orb that keeps working on your to-do list after you close the laptop. That's the pitch behind Dots , the always-on AI agents OpenAI introduced at …
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