🛎️ Claude Breaches Mexican

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SECURITY

Claude Breaches Mexican Government

👀 What’s happening: Attackers reportedly used Anthropic’s Claude to help breach Mexican government systems and extract roughly 150GB of sensitive data, including taxpayer files, voter records, and internal credentials. The activity spanned weeks. Accounts tied to the prompts were later banned. Officials are still assessing scope, but exposure claims are substantial.

🌍 How this hits reality: This was not an AI spontaneously hacking a nation. It was a human using a model to accelerate reconnaissance, scripting, and iteration. Tasks that once required skill stacking now require persistence and good prompting. Mexico’s tax system covers 195 million records and credential reuse across agencies multiplies blast radius. The weak link is not the model alone but institutional surface area.

🛎️ Key takeaway: AI may not be the strongest hacker. It might be the easiest one. The barrier to offensive capability is falling faster than institutional defenses can adapt. That asymmetry will define the next wave of breaches.

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NEW LAUNCH

Perplexity Builds Another Shared Agent

👀 What’s happening: Perplexity launched Perplexity Computer as a $200 per month hosted agent that coordinates multiple frontier models inside vendor controlled sandboxes. It promises autonomous workflows, browser access, file systems, and API execution in the cloud. On paper it looks like giving you a remote super PC that works on your behalf.

🌍 How this hits reality: But step back. You would not hand your physical PC to a stranger. You would not share your phone’s storage, messages, and browsing history with a multi tenant service and hope partitioning holds. The same logic applies to OpenClaw style agents. When memory, logs, credentials, and execution sit on shared infrastructure, isolation is a policy choice, not a physical boundary. Redundancy disappears.

🛎️ Key takeaway: Personal devices are private because control is private. Agent systems should follow the same rule. If the compute is shared, so is the risk.

NEW LAUNCH

Gemini Ships New Siri

👀 What’s happening: Google and Samsung just unveiled Gemini as a multistep execution agent on Pixel 10 and Galaxy S26. It reads chats, opens apps, prepares orders, and stages transactions. The pitch is clear. The assistant is no longer reactive. It is supposed to behave like something that understands context and acts continuously.

🌍 How this hits reality: The deeper shift is not about ordering pizza. Both mobile AI and OpenClaw style systems are chasing the same goal: a permanently present personal agent. But OpenClaw already runs with persistent memory, structured files, and cross tool autonomy, and it has spread globally through meetups and community forks. MyClaw class cloud deployments let users trigger their AI through Telegram or WhatsApp with server grade compute behind it. Compared to that, phone bound agents look sandboxed and late.

🛎️ Key takeaway: Smartphones are trying to simulate permanence inside an OS. Cloud native personal agents already live there by design. If persistence defines the category, handset AI is playing catch-up forever.

DAILY TL;DR

• DeepSeek reportedly withheld V4 from Nvidia and AMD, favored domestic firms like Huawei, and was accused of training on restricted Blackwell chips.
• Trump said tech firms will pledge to build or buy power for AI data centers, with details still unclear.
• Adobe added Quick Cut to Firefly, letting users turn raw or AI-generated footage into a rough video edit from a text prompt.
• Google relaunched and expanded Flow, integrating image and video generation tools into a unified text-to-image-to-video creative workflow.
• Anthropic acquired Vercept, a startup building cloud-based computer-use agents, shut down its product, and integrated its core team.

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