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🚨BREAKING: Anthropic’s Alignment Science Lead says there’s a >10% chance AI could kill ALL humans within the next decade. Evan Hubinger says Anthropic is “trying its best” but admits: “We do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for superintelligence and are not clearly on track to.”

STUNNING: Even OpenAI can't afford its own products. Sam Altman says OpenAI killed Sora and its Atlas browser because "in a world of limited compute," both mattered less than Codex. "It sucks to kill good ideas. I'm terrible at this."

🚨 JUST IN: LinkedIn rolls out a "Seems like AI slop" button as it cracks down on low-quality AI-generated content flooding the platform. The move comes after studies found LinkedIn to be the most AI-saturated major social network, with over 40% of long-form posts reportedly flagged as fully AI-generated "slop."

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Jamie Dimon on Iran: "One is life and death for mankind. The other is the economy." The JPMorgan CEO says the economy is secondary to stopping nuclear weapons. "Gas prices may go up, but is that a better outcome than them having a nuclear weapon in 10 years?"

🇺🇸 JUST NOW: Gen. Dan Caine asks the Senate for $1.5 TRILLION in military funding, warning "we must have the funds before we're out of time." The Joint Chiefs Chairman told lawmakers the money is needed to stay ahead of adversaries and accelerate critical technologies.

🚨 BREAKING: Israel has killed Mohamed Fawaz al-Wahidi, director of public relations for the Egyptian Committee in Gaza, Tuesday evening in a strike on a civilian vehicle near the governorate building in Gaza City’s al-Sabra neighborhood, per the Palestinian Information Center. Two other Palestinians, including a child, were killed alongside him and others wounded, per Arabi Post, bringing the day’s death toll from Israeli attacks across Gaza to six, amid ongoing violations of the ceasefire. The Egyptian Committee, established by President Sisi, is Cairo’s official relief arm in Gaza, distributing food, housing displaced families in camps it built at Netzarim, and clearing rubble. Israel has killed its personnel before: in January, an Israeli drone struck a vehicle carrying committee workers filming a new displacement camp near Netzarim, killing five people including three journalists working for the committee. Israeli media reported Cairo sent an angry protest demanding explanations for that attack. The targeted strike and killing of an official of Egypt’s own relief operation comes as Cairo hosts negotiations on the ceasefire’s second phase, with a Hamas delegation in its sixth day of talks there. Reports suggest the strike took place just before the Egypt-Argentina soccer World Cup match.