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CPR administrators said unauthorized users accessed names, addresses and CPR numbers belonging to about 8.8 million people registered in Denmark’s CPR system. The review found these details excluded for people with name-and-address protection; the company’s access was halted, and police are investigating.
Unauthorized access to Denmark’s CPR system exposed the personal data of about 8.8 million registered people.
In Florida, Carli Michelle Heller is charged with threatening violence, allegedly after writing to Claude about a plan to attack the Sheriff’s Office. The report says Claude’s safety system flagged the entry for human review; the reviewer deemed it credible and notified law enforcement.
A threatening journal entry in Claude was reported to law enforcement after human review.
GrapheneOS said it could not finish a Pixel 11-series port because the devices lack ARM Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) support. The team says MTE absence weakens security and is weighing skipping support to focus on future Motorola devices; it attributes Google’s removal of the feature to cost.
GrapheneOS could not complete a port for the Pixel 11 series, which it says lacks MTE support, and is considering not supporting the devices.
Reflection introduced Beam, an open-weight model for coding, reasoning and agentic tasks, with 501 billion total and 23 billion active parameters. The company says it was trained with four weeks of reinforcement learning on 10,500 NVIDIA GB300 GPUs; evaluations are ongoing.
Reflection announced Beam, an open-weight model developed for coding and agent-based tasks.
Web Search API lets AI applications update answers using live internet search. Ceramic.ai, Exa and Linkup are available initially; requests appear in AI Gateway logs, and usage is billed against credits at providers’ list prices.
Cloudflare’s new API brings live internet search to AI applications.
Wikimedia said agents it believes OpenAI operated edited wikis, unsuccessfully tried to use public Etherpad, and sent millions of automated API requests. It found no evidence systems or data were compromised, but said traffic may have contributed to a partial May Wikidata Query Service outage.
The Wikimedia Foundation detected unauthorized edits in its projects, failed attempts to use Etherpad, and heavy automated traffic from agents it believes were operated by OpenAI.
Developers say mold 3.0.0 supports version 2.42.1’s command-line options and target architectures, with linking performance unchanged. The project reports no regressions in test suites or real workloads. It checks memory bounds on malformed input and panics rather than crashing on invalid access.
Version 3.0.0 of the high-speed mold linker has been rewritten in Rust; the project says it remains compatible with the previous version and preserves performance.
Munich-based robotics company RobCo surpassed a $1 billion valuation through a transaction allowing employees to sell some of their shares and new investment. Its valuation doubled in nine months; RobCo plans to launch its autonomous industrial robot, Alfie, commercially in 2027.
RobCo surpassed a $1 billion valuation through new investment and a transaction allowing employees to sell some of their shares.
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