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Anthropic turns its first profit, OpenAI files for IPO, and SpaceX exposes a $45B compute deal
Three things happened at once. Anthropic told investors it expects $10.9 billion in Q2 revenue and its first-ever quarterly operating profit of $559 million. OpenAI is preparing to file a confidential S-1 with the SEC as early as today, targeting a September public listing at an $852 billion to $1 trillion valuation. And SpaceX’s S-1 prospectus dropped with a buried detail: Anthropic is paying SpaceX $1.25 billion per month through May 2029 for GPU compute at the Colossus data centers, a deal wo
Lire l'articleA poisoned VS Code extension just cost GitHub 3,800 internal repos
Eighteen minutes. That is how long a trojanized version of the Nx Console extension lived on the Visual Studio Marketplace before someone pulled it. The window was 12:30 to 12:48 p.m. UTC on May 18, 2026. In that time, auto-update did what auto-update does: it pushed the malicious package straight to every developer machine running the extension. On May 20, GitHub confirmed the fallout. Roughly 3,800 of its internal repositories were exfiltrated. The attacker, a group called TeamPCP (tracked by
Lire l'articleGoogle I/O 2026 drops Gemini Omni, Gemini 3.5 Flash, and a $100 AI Ultra tier
Google just fired its biggest salvo of 2026. The I/O keynote ran nearly two hours and packed more launches than most companies manage in a full year. Two new models, a personal AI agent, smart glasses, a shopping cart that roams the internet, and a pricing cut that changes the economics of top-tier AI access. Gemini Omni is the headliner. It takes any input (text, image, audio, video) and generates any output. Available today for paid subscribers. The pitch is simple: one model instead of five.
Lire l'articleNYC Health+Hospitals breach exposes fingerprints and medical data of 1.8 million
Hackers spent over two months inside New York City’s largest public health system, walking away with medical records, Social Security numbers, and biometric data including fingerprints and palm prints belonging to at least 1.8 million people. NYC Health + Hospitals (NYCHHC) disclosed the breach after reporting the figure to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is one of the largest healthcare data breaches of 2026 so far, and by far the most sensitive, because biometric data cann
Lire l'articleThe Gentlemen ransomware gang got breached and the details are wild
A ransomware group that published 332 victims in five months just had its own insides dumped on the internet. The Gentlemen, a Russian RaaS operation that shot to the number two spot among active ransomware groups in early 2026, acknowledged on May 4 that its internal backend database had been compromised. Someone is now selling 16GB of the group’s internal chats, tools, and operational data for $10,000 in Bitcoin. Check Point Research obtained a 44MB sample of the leak before it was pulled from
Lire l'articlearXiv will ban you for a year if your paper has AI slop in it
Thomas Dietterich, a section chair at arXiv and emeritus professor at Oregon State University, posted the new enforcement policy on X this week. The short version: if your submission contains “incontrovertible evidence” that you did not check the output of a large language model, you get a one-year ban. After that year, every future submission must first be accepted at a reputable peer-reviewed venue. What counts as incontrovertible evidence? Hallucinated references are the obvious one. Then the
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