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🇨🇳 China proposes a new global AI organization
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- China announced it wants to create a new global organization for AI cooperation to help coordinate regulation and share its development experience and products, particularly with the Global South.
- Premier Li Qiang stated the goal is to prevent AI from becoming an "exclusive game," ensuring all countries and companies have equal rights for development and access to the technology.
- A minister told representatives from over 30 countries the organization would promote pragmatic cooperation in AI, and that Beijing is considering Shanghai as the location for its headquarters.
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🤖 Tesla’s big bet on humanoid robots may be hitting a wall
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- Production bottlenecks and technical challenges have limited Tesla to building only a few hundred Optimus units, a figure far short of the output needed to meet the company's ambitious targets.
- Elon Musk’s past claims of thousands of robots working in factories this year have been replaced by the more cautious admission that Optimus prototypes are just “walking around the office.”
- The Optimus program’s head of engineering recently left Tesla, compounding the project’s setbacks and echoing a pattern of delayed timelines for other big bets like its robotaxis and affordable EV.
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🤫 Sam Altman warns ChatGPT therapy is not private
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- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns there is no 'doctor-patient confidentiality' when you talk to ChatGPT, so these sensitive discussions with the AI do not currently have special legal protection.
- With no legal confidentiality established, OpenAI could be forced by a court to produce private chat logs in a lawsuit, a situation that Altman himself described as "very screwed up."
- He believes the same privacy concepts from therapy should apply to AI, admitting the absence of legal clarity gives users a valid reason to distrust the technology with their personal data.
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📈 VPN signups spike 1,400% over new UK law
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- The UK's new Online Safety Act prompted a 1,400 percent hourly increase in Proton VPN sign-ups from users concerned about new age verification rules for explicit content websites.
- This law forces websites and apps like Pornhub or Tinder to check visitor ages using methods that can include facial recognition scans and personal banking information.
- A VPN lets someone bypass the new age checks by routing internet traffic through a server in another country, a process which effectively masks their IP address and spoofs their location.
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🧠 Meta names ChatGPT co-creator as chief scientist of Superintelligence Lab
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- Meta named Shengjia Zhao, a former OpenAI research scientist who co-created ChatGPT and GPT-4, as the chief scientist for its new Superintelligence Lab focused on long-term AI ambitions.
- Zhao will set the research agenda for the lab and work directly with CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang to pursue Meta’s goal of building general intelligence.
- The Superintelligence Lab, which Zhao co-founded, operates separately from the established FAIR division and aims to consolidate work on Llama models after the underwhelming performance of Llama 4.
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💥 Tea app breach exposes 72,000 photos and IDs
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- The women's dating safety app Tea left a database on Google's Firebase platform exposed, allowing anyone to access user selfies and driver's licenses without needing any form of authentication.
- Users on 4chan downloaded thousands of personal photos from the public storage bucket, sharing images in threads and creating scripts to automate collecting even more private user data.
- Journalists confirmed the exposure by viewing a list of the files and by decompiling the Android application's code, which contained the same exact storage bucket URL posted online.
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