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Sakana Fugu orchestrates competing models instead of building one
Sakana AI released Fugu and Fugu Ultra today, and the pitch is straightforward: instead of training yet another frontier model, build a system that coordinates them. You call one API endpoint. Behind it, a smaller language model decides which frontier models to route your request to, manages their interactions, and synthesizes outputs into a single response. The timing is the story. Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos have been offline for ten days. The US Department of Commerce issued an emergency e
Lire l'articleThe White House is sitting on a voting machine vulnerability report five months before midterms
Reuters dropped an exclusive on June 19 that should be dominating every news cycle. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence completed a report months ago identifying significant vulnerabilities in US voting machines. The White House has refused to release it. The report, produced under outgoing DNI Tulsi Gabbard, found that many voting machines run outdated software and some can connect to the internet. These are not new findings. Security researchers have been screaming about both i
Lire l'articleGoogle paid 2.7 billion to bring back a Transformer author. He left for OpenAI 22 months later.
Noam Shazeer posted on X shortly after midnight Pacific on June 18, 2026. He was leaving Google. He was joining OpenAI. “I’m excited to share that I’ll be joining OpenAI and look forward to working with the exceptional team there,” Shazeer wrote. “It was a difficult decision to move on. I’m incredibly proud of the amazing team at Google and everything we’ve built together.” The post gathered 16,000 likes within hours. Sam Altman responded publicly the same night. “Noam is one of the people I hav
Lire l'articleHackers leaked their own stash of 74000 cracked Fortinet firewall passwords
A Russian-speaking cybercriminal group spent months harvesting credentials from Fortinet firewalls worldwide. Then they left the whole haul on an exposed server. Security researcher Bob Diachenko found it last weekend. The dataset, dubbed FortiBleed by threat intelligence firm Hudson Rock, contains valid admin credentials for 73,932 unique firewall URLs across 194 countries and 21,632 domains. Kevin Beaumont, who independently verified the data, said the credentials are real and that many affect
Lire l'articleOne dormant npm account just backdoored 143 packages in the Mastra AI framework
On June 17, 2026, someone took over a single dormant npm maintainer account and used it to poison 143 packages across the entire @mastra scope in 27 minutes. The packages had a combined weekly download count of over 1.1 million. @mastra/core alone pulls roughly 4 million downloads a month. If you installed or updated any @mastra package on or after June 17, your environment should be considered compromised. The compromised account belonged to ehindero, a real former Mastra contributor who publis
Lire l'articleOpenAI lost 38.5 billion in 2025 and filed for IPO anyway
Ed Zitron got his hands on OpenAI’s audited 2025 financial statements. The Financial Times independently confirmed the numbers. What they show is a company burning cash at a rate that makes the dot-com era look restrained. OpenAI spent $34 billion in 2025. Revenue was $13.07 billion. The net loss came in at $38.53 billion, nearly eight times the $5.09 billion lost in 2024. The operating loss hit $20.92 billion. Those are the headline figures. The breakdown underneath is where it gets interesting
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