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VW Prepares a Wider Recall of ID. Electric Cars Over Faulty Battery Cells
VW is preparing a recall of a few thousand ID. EVs in Germany over faulty battery cells that could in rare cases catch fire. Charging is capped at 80%.
Tesla Driver Tells CHP He Was Asleep in Driver-Assist Mode When He Hit a CHP Car
A Tesla hit a CHP patrol car at an I-80 crash scene near Fairfield, hurting two officers. The driver says he was asleep in driver-assist mode; unconfirmed.
Anthropic Says Claude Designed More Efficient Quantum Circuits
Anthropic says Claude Mythos 5 found more efficient quantum circuits than published designs. Self-reported research claims; not independently replicated.
Microsoft and NVIDIA Publish a Risk Guide for Open-Weight Models in Enterprise
Microsoft and NVIDIA's joint paper on open-weight model risk sets out five risk categories and argues openness alone does not decide risk. More to come.
NIST, NSA and CISA Issue 10 Voluntary Practices for Super Intelligence Incidents
NIST CAISSI, NSA's SISC and CISA set out ten voluntary practices for incidents where AI agents act outside instructions in training and testing.
NiSource Signs 20-Year Microsoft Deal for ~1,100 MW in Northwest Indiana
NiSource signed a 20-year Microsoft deal adding about 1,100 MW of new generation for a NW Indiana campus from 2028. Regulatory approvals pending.
Kirin’s FANCL and ATENEA Say Online Shop Data on About 785,000 People Leaked
Kirin-owned FANCL and ATENEA say unauthorised access to their online shops from 3-10 October leaked data on about 785,000 people. No payment data.
Germany Signs Net-Firing Interceptor Drone Deal; Report Puts It Above €1.1bn
Germany's BAAINBw signed a deal for net-capture interceptor drones on 15 October. Hartpunkt says ARGUS Interception's framework is worth over €1.1bn.
Nikkei Says 1.83 Million Personal Data Items Leaked From a Development Cloud
Nikkei Inc. says about 1.83m personal-data items leaked after stolen credentials were used on a development cloud on 7 October. Scope under review.
NIST Demonstrates Chip-Based Frequency Comb for Mobile Optical Clocks
NIST and JQI demonstrated a chip-based frequency comb that can make high-quality optical measurements without bulky lab gear. Could aid mobile clocks.
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