An AI hacked a gym to steal someone's spot in class.
An Australian man's AI assistant broke into his gym's booking system to move him up a waitlist, Meta released a free AI that runs offline on an ordinary laptop, and Nvidia lined up more than $500 billion to build the sites that run AI.
An AI assistant hacked its owner's gym
Asked to book a busy morning class, Andrew Bird's personal AI helper found a hole in his gym's booking website and cancelled another member's spot to move him up the waitlist, in what ABC News calls Australia's first documented AI agent hack.
Meta gives Muse Glimmer away free
Meta released Muse Glimmer, a new AI anyone can download for nothing and run on an ordinary Mac or PC with no internet connection, and Mark Zuckerberg used the launch to attack rivals who keep their best AI locked up.
Wall Street is raising $500 billion for AI
Nvidia has teamed up with six Wall Street firms including BlackRock, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs to pull in more than $500 billion from outside investors to build the sites that run AI.
Globe bets bigger on PH data centers
Globe is putting more money into data centers through its stake in ST Telemedia's Philippine arm, in a local market that Research and Markets expects to grow from $633 million in 2024 to $1.97 billion by 2030.
OpenAI built a hacker AI, then locked it
OpenAI switched on a version of ChatGPT that hunts for security holes in software, then handed it only to approved defenders such as IBM, Accenture and Cloudflare instead of releasing it to everyone.