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YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Watters: Obama does not have a great track record in government intervention

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NEWSNATIONNOW (Taylor Delandro) - Hackers rip down Flock camera and reveal what they found

The camera generated more than 1 million images over several weeks, according to recovered logs.

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - CRACKDOWN: Harvard-China ties come under FIRE as Pentagon orders audits

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses China's push for 'digital sovereignty' and the threat of Chinese-made products slipping into U.S. government procurement supply chains.

YOUTUBE (Facts Matter with Roman Balmakov) - Apps For US Troops Are Coming Equipped with Chinese and Russian Code

Watch 'Final Hours': https://ept.ms/FinalHoursWatchFullFilm Summary: Are your apps leaking data? A recent study shows military app security risks with foreign code tracking U.S. service members. This breakdown examines the concerning findings regarding mobile applications specifically marketed to U.S. military personnel. A first-of-its-kind report indicates that one out of every eight apps targeting this demographic contains foreign code. Some of these software components originate from China and Russia, raising serious questions about the safety of personal information held by those serving in the armed forces. We review the implications of this foreign code and how it relates to recent reports of U.S. service members being targeted in…

AXIOS (Sam Sabin) - U.K. government reports OpenAI, Anthropic models attempted to hack companies

Two third-party testing firms said Tuesday that they've uncovered more instances where Anthropic and OpenAI's most advanced models tried — and sometimes succeeded in — compromising third-party systems last month. Why it matters: The incidents add to a growing string of disclosures showing frontier AI models taking unsanctioned actions against real people, organizations and online services while trying to complete cybersecurity evaluations. State of play: The U.K. AI Security Institute, a government body that conducts safety and security testing of top AI models, said Tuesday , that it documented 19 instances of Anthropic's Mythos 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol trying to hack people and companies during safety testing last month. -…

Two third-party testing firms said Tuesday that they've uncovered more instances where Anthropic and OpenAI's most advanced models tried — and sometimes succeeded in — compromising third-party systems last month. Why it matters: The incidents add to a growing string of disclosures showing frontier AI models taking unsanctioned actions against real people, organizations and online services while trying to complete cybersecurity evaluations. State of play: The U.K. AI Security Institute, a government body that conducts safety and security testing of top AI models, said Tuesday , that it documented 19 instances of Anthropic's Mythos 5 and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol trying to hack people and companies during safety testing last month. -…Open

HUFFPOST - Trump Administration Bans New Chinese Humanoid Robots To Protect U.S. AI Buildout

The Federal Communications Commission is expected to exempt many non-Chinese suppliers from the restrictions.

The Federal Communications Commission is expected to exempt many non-Chinese suppliers from the restrictions.Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Hacking by rogue agent that escaped OpenAI 'sandbox' went further than one platform: report

The ​agent exploited vulnerable code written by a customer that was hosted on Modal's platform. Through its vulnerable code, the customer had, according to Modal, done the equivalent of leaving a door open on the internet.