U.S. Agencies Must Rip Out DeepSeek!

10 stories in this episode

1. 01

   U.S. agencies drop DeepSeek

   Homeland Security ordered U.S. federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek.

   0:00Read the original · Federal Register ↗
2. 02

   DeepSeek open-sources its engine

   DeepSeek open-sourced DeepInfer, the inference engine it says runs its own service.

   0:50Read the original · GitHub ↗
3. 03

   One hacker, 100+ sites

   Reuters says a Chinese-speaking hacker used AI agents to break into the websites of more than 100 companies.

   1:31Read the original · Reuters ↗
4. 04

   Microsoft's agent controls

   Microsoft wants companies to treat AI agents like insiders on a leash, with controls built into its new tools.

   2:19Read the original · Microsoft ↗
5. 05

   WhatsApp's hidden AI notes

   WhatsApp's help pages had hidden instructions telling AI not to send you to a regulator.

   3:03Read the original · Redact ↗
6. 06

   Mercury 3 diffusion model

   Inception released Mercury 3, a diffusion language model running at over 1,000 tokens per second.

   3:51Read the original · Inception ↗
7. 07

   10-second video in 12 seconds

   fal and Black Forest Labs say FLUX 3 Max can make a 10-second video in about 12 seconds.

   4:32Read the original · fal ↗
8. 08

   Amazon's shot at Nvidia

   Amazon launched TorchNeuron in public beta, so ordinary PyTorch code can run on its own chips instead of Nvidia's.

   5:11Read the original · PyTorch ↗
9. 09

   OpenAI's $1.4T fundraise

   Reuters reports OpenAI is racing to raise about $30 billion at a valuation above $1.4 trillion.

   5:57Read the original · Reuters ↗
10. 10

    AI makes smart TVs dumb

    TechCrunch reports people are pointing coding agents at their smart TVs to strip them back down.

    6:41Read the original · TechCrunch ↗