China wants AI to prepare school lessons and mark homework
2026-04-13T07:24:01Z•1e695bb0253c4783a4f51e2ee0956f96e73c3c7cbe30754d08f85484c2e6ad22
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The Register security roundup highlights a surge of high-impact incidents and trends: Anthropic's new Mythos AI (and Project Glasswing) claims the ability to find/generate zero‑day vulnerabilities, raising ethical and security concerns; multiple supply‑chain compromises infected popular open‑source tools and installers; a months‑old Adobe Acrobat/Reader zero‑day is being exploited via malicious PDFs; AI agents have been shown discovering critical CUPS RCE/root bugs; hundreds of organizations are being breached daily via Microsoft device‑code (EvilTokens) phishing campaigns; CPUID’s site was ev
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