Author: AIImpish
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Meta Buys Conductor: Conductor Cloud Shuts Down November 20. How to Save Your Workspaces Before Then
Meta acquired multi-agent coding app Conductor. Cloud goes read-only November 13 and shuts down November 20. Here is the timeline and how to move or export your data.
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OpenAI’s AI Agents Built 948 Working Linux Root Exploits in One Run: What It Means for Anyone Running Linux
OpenAI’s autonomous pipeline reproduced 1,724 Linux kernel bugs and built 948 root exploits for about $1.2 million. What was found, what is patched, and what admins should do now.
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How to Use Two ChatGPT Accounts on Your Phone Without Losing Your Chats
ChatGPT on iOS and Android supports up to two signed-in accounts. How to add a second login via Settings → Switch account, keep chats separate, and avoid double charges.
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Anthropic’s IPO Filing, Explained: What the S-1/A Actually Says
Anthropic filed an S-1/A for a proposed ANT IPO on Nasdaq. What the filing says about Class T/F control, Q3 revenue, and ~$895B compute commitments. Not investment advice.
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LongCat-2.5 Explained: Meituan’s 1.6T Multimodal Coding Model Trained on Chinese Chips
Meituan LongCat-2.5 is a 1.6T multimodal coding model trained on domestic chips. Company-claimed benchmarks, API access, and what to verify yourself.
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Gemini API Computer Use Is Now Generally Available: Build Your First Browser Agent (And What It Costs)
Gemini API Computer Use is generally available on Interactions and GenerateContent. Models, the agent loop, safety confirms, and token-based pricing with no separate Computer Use fee.
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OpenAI’s Grid Protectors Program: Can AI Data Centers Help Keep the Lights On?
OpenAI’s Grid Protectors Program promises its future campuses will cut power use when the grid is strained, starting with up to 1,000 MW in Georgia. What is real so far.
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OpenAI LifeVal: A New Test of How Well AI Handles Childcare, Paperwork, and Other Everyday Tasks
OpenAI’s LifeVal measures AI on everyday tasks like childcare, paperwork, and groceries. What it tests, the reported scores, and why the numbers need caution.
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Microsoft: Eight North Korean Hacking Groups Now Use AI. The Fake-Recruiter and Fake-Worker Red Flags to Watch
Microsoft says eight North Korean hacking groups use AI for fake recruiters, fake workers, lures, and malware. The red flags hiring teams and developers should watch.
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SenseNova-Loop-9B: SenseTime’s Open Model Runs Its Middle Layers Twice. What That Means for Smaller AI
SenseTime’s SenseNova-Loop-9B-Preview runs 24 of its 32 layers twice to get more depth from fewer weights. Specs, company benchmarks, and what to check first.