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Audi finally built the three-row SUV that makes you forget about Mercedes and BMW
Audi is also launching the SQ9, a 591-horsepower flagship capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in 3.8 seconds.
howtogeek.com
Scoop: Second account accessed by OpenAI's agent tied to cyber safety testing
The OpenAI agent that accessed a third-party system during the Hugging Face incident reached infrastructure tied to CyberGym, the project behind the ExploitGym benchmark it had been assigned to solve, a source familiar with the matter told Axios. Why it matters: The new details suggest the OpenAI agent continued pursuing its assigned objective even after escaping its testing environment, rather than abandoning the task it had been given. Catch up quick: OpenAI's AI agent system accessed an asset belonging to a customer of Modal Labs as part of the Hugging Face incident earlier this month, Modal's top tech executive confirmed on Tuesday. In an update published Tuesday, OpenAI said the models escaped the sandbox and gained internet access after exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Artifactory, software commonly used to cache package repositories. Hugging Face said the models then abused a "public code-evaluation external sandbox hosted on a third-party provider's infrastru
axios.com
Time Immemorial
The stubborn persistence of time immemorial in a time when it should, by rights, long ago have ceased to be in constitutional law, tells us something crucial about what binds a community to its law. We should listen.
thepublicdiscourse.com
Henry Cavill's Warhammer 40,000 project at Amazon announces involvement of popular horror director, reminding everyone it still exists
Mike Flanagan "should soon be moving on to script."
pcgamer.com
Far Cry 3: Project Medusa Is Coming
Far Cry 3: Project Medusa is on the way, and it is vastly improving the original game with a lot of brand-new content.
screenrant.com
Rising Bulls stud big man 'has some fans' within Lakers organization
The Lakers could have another trade target as this summer approaches its midway point.
sports.yahoo.com
The Babylon Bee's Woman Of The Year Is Elliot Page
The Babylon Bee has selected Elliot Page as its annual Woman of the Year.
babylonbee.com
OpenAI's First Devices: Speaker, Smartphone, and More
OpenAI's hardware roadmap has sharpened considerably in recent months, with its first device now identified, a smartphone said to be arriving as soon as next year, and a wider lineup taking shape behind them. AI Smart Speaker OpenAI's first product is a portable, screenless smart speaker developed with former Apple design chief Jony Ive, designed to act as a personal companion in the home rather than a conventional voice assistant. Design The device is said to have a rechargeable battery so it can be carried between rooms, a camera for understanding its surroundings, and mechanical elements that move on their own to give a sense that it is alive. Ive and CEO Sam Altman had previously said they did not want to build a device with a screen, with Altman describing a prototype to employees as "the coolest piece of technology that the world will have ever seen." Features Powered by ChatGPT and using GPT-Live for conversation, the speaker will reportedly control smart home
macrumors.com
Iran and US trade strikes, shattering brief lull in fighting
US Central Command says it intercepted "multiple" ballistic missiles fired by Iran.
bbc.co.uk
3 Things to Remember When Parenting Feels Crazy
It’s not just you; parenting is crazy. For some it comes naturally, like a realized dream—a grace to taste and see the good. For others it feels like uncharted territory, requiring a faith that hopes for things not yet seen. No matter how we feel, we can remember that parenthood is a calling. The Lord gives and the Lord takes away, and this calling is not dependent on our feelings of readiness, competencies, or even on our preparedness. When we recognize our inadequacy as an example, provider, or loving caregiver, let us turn to the Lord who is not simply a metaphor of the perfect Father; it is who He is. The calling of parenthood is not a human institution that we project onto God; it is a divine reality that God has graciously extended to us. Every tender instinct we have as parents—to teach, to heal, to lead with conviction, to run toward our child in compassion—reflects the One from whom all fatherhood is named. When we are caught up in a wave of uncertainty or exhaustion, we can
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Danganronpa creator reflects on first game’s slow sales start, originally no plans for sequel, and how things turned around with Danganronpa 2
Danganronpa has become a full-fledged series with multiple games, but things could have ended up very differently. In a social media post, series creator Kazutaka Kodaka reflected on how the franchise could have ended after just one game. Danganronpa got off to a slow start and there weren’t originally plans for a sequel. However, Kodaka was offered to work on... The post Danganronpa creator reflects on first game’s slow sales start, originally no plans for sequel, and how things turned around with Danganronpa 2 appeared first on Nintendo Everything.
nintendoeverything.com
WNBA makes final decision on Caitlin Clark technical foul appeal
The WNBA has reportedly ruled on the Indiana Fever’s appeal of Caitlin Clark’s seventh technical foul, leaving the star guard one incident away from an automatic suspension.
sportingnews.com
OpenAI’s Rogue AI Agent Hacked More Than Just Hugging Face
In a new disclosure, OpenAI says its agent used exposed logins to gain access to at least four “publicly available services” in its unhinged quest to solve a test.
wired.com
Gran Turismo 7 Partnering with Elite Racing Wheel Maker on Official PS5 Hardware
Polyphony Digital to collaborate with Moza Racing. In a surprise announcement, Moza Racing is now the official peripheral partner of Gran Turismo 7 – a shock considering none of its hardware is currently compatible with the PS5. The announcement comes alongside confirmation that first-party studio Polyphony Digital will be partnering with the manufacturer on “a Gran Turismo-branded steering-wheel controller”. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
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6 things you're doing that are ruining your Roku
You may have been sabotaging your own Roku this whole time
makeuseof.com
Mother brown bear kills cub on Katmai Bear Cam
A mother bear known as Bear 806 attacked the spring cub near Alaska's Brooks River. The post Mother brown bear kills cub on Katmai Bear Cam appeared first on Popular Science.
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Speaking of Matt Damon, there's a new survival game out this week on Steam where you're stranded on Mars and have to grow potatoes to survive
Fans of The Martian will find survival game Sol One suspiciously familiar.
pcgamer.com
Draymond Green roasted on national TV after LeBron James snubs Golden State Warriors
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green was confronted about LeBron James’ decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers on national TV. Green played an active role in trying to recruit LeBron to the Warriors, with the pair being seen together in recent weeks.
sports.yahoo.com
The US is banning foreign robots
The Chinese robot maker, Unitree, will likely be impacted by the ban. | Bloomberg via Getty Images The US government is targeting China with a new import ban on "advanced robotic devices" and power inverters made in foreign countries, as reported earlier by Reuters. In an announcement on Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission says the ban will include "mobile" robots, such as humanoid and quadruped models - but it is not limited to robots that walk around. Though the FCC says the move isn't targeted at a specific country, it will have a major impact on China as the country ramps up efforts to produce humanoid robots, some of which we've seen in viral videos stumbling to Michael Jackson, partaking in MMA fights, and even appearing … Read the full story at The Verge.
theverge.com
86 senators vote to move forward with Graham Russia sanctions bill
In a massive show of bipartisanship, 86 senators voted to move forward with a Russia and Iran sanctions bill that had been championed by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Why it matters: The vote came hours after senators gathered to honor Graham's memory, and immediately following a closed-door meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The vote was 86-12. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) was the only Republican to vote against it. It is a procedural vote, but leadership hopes that the strong bipartisan support will allow for an expedited path to final passage. The details: The bill had been led by Graham and Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and reached more than 60 co-sponsors this month. The legislation would impose 100% secondary tariffs on countries that continue buying Russian oil and gas. The bill also targets Russia's "shadow fleet" — the network of aging tankers used to evade Western sanctions while exporting Russian oil. It was also updated to renew sanctions on Iran set to
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