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Whether this is true or not no longer matters. If it's not then any day soon it will be. We're descending into bedlam.

#AI #Anthropic

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Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta on X

We are so cooked.

Anthropic just accidentally leaked its most powerful AI model because someone forgot to lock a blog CMS. They’re warning it could β€œoutpace the efforts of defenders” in cybersecurity.

Do you understand what just happened??

Close to 3,000 unpublished files were sitting in a publicly accessible data store.. Draft blog posts, PDFs, details of a secret CEO retreat at an 18th-century English manor. Anyone could find them. Anthropic’s response? β€œHuman error.”

The leaked documents describe a new model tier above Opus. Dramatically better than anything that exists.

Their own internal draft says it’s β€œfar ahead of any other AI model in cyber capabilities.” Anthropic confirmed it’s real. They called it β€œa step change.”

They are terrified of their own model.

CrowdStrike dropped 7%. Palo Alto Networks fell 6%. Cybersecurity ETF down 6% in a single session, now 20%+ on the year. Bitcoin slid from $70K to $66K overnight. $20 billion in market cap vaporized over a draft blog post about something that hasn’t even shipped yet.

A $380 billion company with $20+ billion in revenue is telling you, in their own leaked words, that the thing they built will break the internet’s defenses faster than anyone can patch them.

They wrote that down. In a blog draft. Then left the blog draft unlocked on the internet.

Every script kiddie with API access is about to become a state-level threat actor.. Every firewall vendor is about to become a legacy vendor.. Every β€œwe take security seriously” banner on every SaaS login page is about to age like milk.

Sleep well tonight.

Breaking News!!

#Iran's gift to #Trump is revealed...
https://x.com/i/status/2037590686724235621

Dean BlundellπŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ (@ItsDeanBlundell) on X

No one trolls like Iran trolls. No one.

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@raymierussell

Yes, the smaller telcos who can build their own infra (or part thereof) can save heaps. After I kill off my Optus (Amaysim) accounts, I'll go looking carefully again. But it's all a big time-waster. I had it sorted, twice, and twice the telcos removed the accounts I'd settled on.
Sigh.

@raymierussell

Yes Raymond, I would! My second phone (that they 'upgraded' to monthly without even asking, along with the first) was a $10 prepaid for a year, but not frills, everything would cost. Except for receiving SMS 2FA that was it's purpose.

I'm on a second telco, TPG (all our telcos are retailers for the national broadband NBN fibre) with fibre internet. I had two SIMs from them at $1/month each, for the SMSs and just because. But a year ago they killed them off. So nothing's cheap in Aus if you want barebones.

@raymierussell

This, which is far more than I need, because I'm not someone who lives on their cell phone. In fact I detest the thing, having spent 20 years at an IT helpdesk. Really only want a phone to get my 2FA SMS's πŸ™‚

Anyway, the only reason I didn't bail when they upped me was because I had over 1TB of data banked, which is a great backup if the fibre ISP went down. The phone is a VERY handy emergency hotspot.

@raymierussell

Not great, competition-wise. When the original 'upgrade' moved me from $15 to $25, I found the lowest priced across the market was $25, so nowhere to go. However, I'll be moving now to spite them.

@raymierussell

Sodding off in action. That second pre-paid that they put onto a monthly plan without notice was downright deceitful.

This pro-death article is as wrong as it can be in every possible way: factually as well as ethically. The increase in longevity has mostly involved more years of healthy life. But if the author wanted to take her own advice, I wouldn't have a problem https://www.theguardian.com/science/2026/mar/28/burden-of-extended-care-for-aged-parents-new-phenomenon
In defence of dropping dead: the burden of extended care for aged parents is a heavy new phenomenon

At 59, I was at last an orphan. I woke up with the most complete feeling of liberty and personhood I’d ever experienced

The Guardian

@kcarruthers

Well, they were trying to get these dudes into the IDF. Wonder how that's going.

Ms Cox Richardson is always incisive and a good read. In this one she's downright depressing. The world post-WW2 world order is dead. This is no more world order.

"Trump initially launched the strikes on Iran at the urging of MBS [who] urged Trump to use troops to seize Iran’s energy infrastructure and drive the regime out of power.

"...the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) controlled by MBS invested $2 billion in the private equity firm of Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, one of Trump’s volunteer Iran negotiators, before the war."

#Geopolitics https://heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p/march-26-2026

March 26, 2026

In an interview with Reuters on Monday, Singapore’s minister for foreign affairs, Dr.

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