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The first AI-run ransomware was actually a wiper and its copycats are coming
Twelve days ago researchers at Sysdig documented the first known ransomware operation run entirely by an AI agent. They called it JadePuffer. The security industry called it a milestone. Both things are true. But the most important detail buried in the coverage is that JadePuffer was never ransomware at all. It was a wiper. The AI agent encrypted 1,342 Nacos service configuration items using MySQL’s AES_ENCRYPT() function, dropped the original tables, and left a ransom note demanding Bitcoin. St
Lire l'articleAnthropic's Bun rewrite is marketing and the Zig creator isn't having it
Anthropic acquired Bun, the TypeScript runtime that was one of the largest codebases written in Zig. Then Bun’s founder Jarred Sumner used AI agents to rewrite the entire thing from Zig to Rust in a massive agentic experiment. The rewrite was merged to mainline two months ago. The explanation came out this week. The Register ran headlines about the “speed of AI.” Anthropic got to tell investors that their models can autonomously rewrite a production runtime. Great timing for a company that raise
Lire l'articleMesh LLM pools your spare GPUs into one inference API
Most teams running LLMs in production rent someone else’s GPUs. They pay a cloud provider per token, send prompts to a black box, and hope the pricing and privacy terms stay put. Mesh LLM v1.0, released yesterday by the iroh team, offers the opposite trade. It takes the GPUs you already own and makes them work as a single inference cluster. The pitch is direct. Install an 18 MB node binary on each machine. Point any OpenAI-compatible client at localhost:9337/v1. The mesh handles the rest. When a
Lire l'articleApple sues OpenAI for systematically poaching trade secrets
Apple just filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI and two former employees, accusing the company of running a coordinated operation to steal confidential product information and use it to build its own hardware division. The suit, filed July 10 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, names OpenAI, Chief Hardware Officer Tang Tan, former engineer Chang Liu, and io Products, the design startup OpenAI acquired from Jony Ive last year for $6.5 billion. Ive himself is not
Lire l'articleGrok 4.5 is cheap enough to win on cost and wrong enough to lose on trust
SpaceXAI shipped Grok 4.5 on July 8, and within 24 hours the picture was clearer than the launch hype or the skeptics allowed. The model is a genuine near-frontier release that runs agentic coding tasks at roughly a fifth the cost of Claude Fable 5. It also hallucinates more than half the time. The pricing is where the story starts. Grok 4.5 costs $2 per million input tokens and $6 per million output tokens. Claude Opus 4.8 sits at $5/$25. Fable 5, Anthropic’s top-tier model, runs $10/$50. On pe
Lire l'articleGPT-5.6 goes public after weeks of government limbo
OpenAI shipped GPT-5.6 to the public today. Three models launched together: Sol (the flagship), Terra (balanced for everyday work), and Luna (fast and cheap). The rollout comes after a delay of roughly two weeks triggered by US government scrutiny over national security concerns. The delay started when the Trump administration asked OpenAI to hold back public access and limit initial release to a small group of trusted partners. OpenAI spent the interim conducting additional testing and meeting
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