Claude Mythos: Finance ministers and top bankers raise serious concerns about AI model Experts say Mythos potentially has an unprecedented ability to identify and exploit cyber-security weaknesses.

Whatever you think of gen AI or the capabilities of Mythos, banks are really leading with "concerns it might expose security flaws that we have to fix"?

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Headline (at time of writing): Home Office investigating after BBC finds migrants making false claims to stay in UK

Story: "some migrants are being advised to make false claims ... to stay in the country"

The ADVISERS are at fault. Stop blaming the migrants.

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Trump has chosen not to attack the pope and the catholic church in general on its record over child abuse. Plenty of examples of abusive priests and cover-ups.

He hasn't, though. Whatever could it all mean?

Watched tonight's BBC Horizon documentary about the Artemis II mission and I'm looking forward to them making a documentary about the Artemis II mission at some point.

The soulless, sociopathic orange cunt stands in his suit looking bored and devoid of intelligent thought whilst an Oval Office guest is collapsed on the ground behind him. Fellow guests, able to demonstrate more compassion than the pedo protector has ever mustered in his entire miserable existence, are helping the collapsed man. The photo captures the insipid, disdain Trump holds for any other human being not permanently kissing his fat, wrinkly ass. At least today is one day closer to his death.

Congratulations to photographer Andrew Harnik who has won the White House Correspondents’ Association award for presidential news coverage with one of the greatest Oval Office photos ever captured.

Missed opportunity here from Cambridge council to invent the word "binformation".

It’s a great moment to remember that in the leadup to this popular uprising, the first major gut-punch was delivered by Budapest Pride. Poetic justice. 🇭🇺🏳️‍🌈

The next race has a horse called Good To Be Alive, which is tempting fate rather.

To make matters worse, it's ridden by Jack Kennedy.

My money's on Texas Book Depository ridden by LH Oswald.

The going at Aintree on Grand National day is Good to Terminal.

I need a shower.

My subtle but pointed statement to those journos: you are morons.

He will not see or care about your statement. He will see a room of faces listening to him. He is a narcissist. He will think you like him.

Either don’t go, or walk out, or loudly, visibly oppose.

Anything else is complicity.

Journos have always given dangerous idiot Gove an easy ride because he was/is one of them. He’s an odious, oleaginous creep and always has been.

We need to recalibrate the hinged-unhinged scale again

Yeah, I presume that’s to reduce fuel needs on the service module?

The last trans-lunar injection (TLI) burn involving humans was on Apollo 17, at 08:46, 7 Dec 1972 UTC

Artemis II’s TLI is planned for 23:49 UTC today

Difference: 19,474 days, 15 hours, 3 minutes

Between the Wright brothers’ first flight and Apollo 11’s landing: 23,957 days

Mat Irvine has outdone himself with this one.

Cover of “Hooked” by Asako Yuzuki, translated by Polly Barton

Translatin’ nine to five, what a way to make a livin’

Can I just interrupt to talk about something completely different?

"the good news is that we have found a relatively cheap and easy way to prevent the cast from going through puberty. the bad news is that not everybody in this room is going to like it".

Wind & solar are currently producing 65% of Britain's electricity. Meanwhile, renewables now offer 30,000 more UK jobs than oil and gas. Meanwhile, we're in a climate emergency. Meanwhile, we're in a fossil fuel supply crisis. Meanwhile, the Tories and Reform want to scrap Net Zero. grid.iamkate.com

I distinctly remember BBC2 accidentally showing an episode with the laugh track once. Part-way through they faded to black and after an announcement they switched to the correct version.

Next time this odious little man makes a speech in the House of Commons, an MP nearby should play this ringtone.

The BBC's TV coverage of the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Trans people have been *screaming* for *years* this was coming.

And here we are.

Column chart showing party political support among gay/bi men: Reform 25 Green 19 Labour 18 Lib Dem 15 Tory 15

Although Reform now tops polling for gay/bi men it’s only 1 in 4, less popular with gay/bi men than they are with straight men or with the general population.
Reform councils have banned Pride events, have been stridently anti-trans and would roll back equality legislation that protect all LGBTQ.

Now's the chance to make a £25 note with a pony on it and a £500 note with a monkey