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We’ve identified industrial-scale distillation attacks on our models by DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax. These labs created over 24,000 fraudulent accounts and generated over 16 million exchanges with Claude, extracting its capabilities to train and improve their own models.

For all Jeffrey Epstein's influence among US elites and European royalty, somehow he couldn't rig a master's degree decision to Peking U for someone.

BREAKING: NVIDIA CEO says AI will grow the global GDP from $100 trillion to $500 trillion.

You can be a sheep and accept Elon Musk's groundless claim that the EU is attacking free speech. Or you can try to understand why the EU is fining Twitter. It is not an attack on free speech.

Si estás a favor de Palestina eres antisemita, y por ende, un peligro para la humanidad.

First off, I never knew Starbucks baristas was unionized. Second, jobs like burger flippers and coffee makers aren’t meant to be careers. You aren’t supposed to be able to live comfortably off of an entry level job like that, they are designed how high school kids for gas money. Being the socialist that he is he points to how much the CEO made, literally who cares how much he made, it’s his money, he earned it. Shouldn’t even be a thing. It’s the socialist in him speaking again. What the baristas don’t know is, he he raises their minimum wage for them, that will mark the end of their jobs and most Starbucks will more than likely close. How ironic is it they are cheering for the end of their own jobs with his support.

A Windows 11 bug is duplicating Task Manager process when you use the 'X' close button to exit it. This means Task Manager won’t quit on Windows 11, sending each instance to background. It appears that the October 2025 optional update (Build 26200.7019/26100.7019, which released with new Start menu, accidentially broke Task Manager close button for some users (not everyone will run into this issue). If you're affected, don't use close button to close Task Manager, as it'll create ghost entries, which use your RAM and CPU. To exit Task Manager, use “End task” instead.