The IMF warns an AI capex bubble could rattle the global economy, as Brussels opens its first AI Act enforcement test against OpenAI and Anthropic. Plus Demis Hassabis warns AI security incidents could turn major within two years, Anthropic's international chief argues open-weight models are riskier by definition, an OpenAI engineer is arrested over a hidden recording device, Ben Thompson on Apple's new HomeView hub, Dyna Robotics unveils a world-action model trained on a million hours of human video, this week in Rails tightens S3 ACL controls, Simon Willison on AI's game-decompiling boom, and a wildcard: ancient genome reshuffling may explain octopus intelligence.

Carly Page, The Register · Oct 13

The IMF warns AI capex spending could trigger a market correction that spreads to the broader economy.

Luca Bertuzzi, Euronews · Oct 14

The EU AI Office sent formal information requests to OpenAI and Anthropic over agent-related safety incidents.

RTÉ · Oct 14

Google DeepMind chair Demis Hassabis warns AI-related security incidents could become major within two years.

Ana Maria Constantin, The Next Web · Oct 14

Anthropic's international chief says open-weight AI models carry more safety risk than closed ones by definition.

CNBC · Oct 13

The FBI arrested a Saudi OpenAI engineer accused of hiding a recording device in an executive conference room.

Ben Thompson, Stratechery · Oct 14

Ben Thompson examines Apple's new HomeView smart home hub and what it signals about Apple's AI strategy.

Latent Space · Oct 13

Dyna Robotics unveiled Dyna-2, a robot foundation model pretrained on over a million hours of human video.

Wojtek, Ruby on Rails · Oct 9

This week's Rails changelog covers tighter S3 ACL controls and other small framework codebase changes.

Simon Willison · Oct 14

Simon Willison surveys the growing wave of AI tools decompiling old video games for preservation and remixing.