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UK Expands DeepMind’s PlanAssist Planning AI to 15 Councils
PlanAssist, the AI planning tool built with Google DeepMind, expands to 15 English councils. The government says it halves routine householder decisions.
ChatGPT and Codex Will Share One Usage Allowance From December
From December, ChatGPT and Codex will draw on one token-based usage allowance for Plus, Pro and Business users, OpenAI says. Instant chat won't count.
Rosstat Says Cyberattack Hit Its Websites but No Databases Leaked
The Rosstat cyberattack hit Russia's statistics agency from 29 October to 1 November. Rosstat says no data leaked; hacking groups claim far more.
Grok API Text Will Carry an Invisible Watermark From 7 November
The Grok API watermark arrives on 7 November: text from seven Grok models gets an invisible mark by default, citing the EU AI Act. Admins can opt out.
Anthropic Steers Claude Code Away From Cloning Existing Games
Anthropic has added a Claude Code rule on Opus 5.5 against recreating specific existing games. Original and genre games should keep working, it says.
SmartNews Suspends Point Redemptions After a Second Intrusion
SmartNews security incident: the news app has paused point redemptions after unauthorised access, and has not said any personal data was exposed.
Club Tourism Says Hack May Have Exposed 4.32m Member Records
Club Tourism data breach: the Japanese tour firm says about 4.32m online member records may have leaked, but no passwords, passports or card data.
Bulgarian Teen Held Over BNT and BNR Hacks as Defence Disputes Link
Bulgarian hacker charged: a 19-year-old is held over breaches of BNT, BNR and state sites, while his lawyer says no evidence ties him to the attacks.
Canada Becomes EuroHPC’s 39th Member, Gaining a Path to JUPITER
Canada EuroHPC membership makes it the 39th participating state, opening Europe's supercomputers to Canadian researchers. No fees or start date yet.
Nesformer Compiles an NES Processor Into a Qwen-Style AI Model
Nesformer compiles the NES's 6502 processor into the weights of a Qwen3.5-style model with no training. What that means, and the caveats.
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