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APR 10, 2026The New York Times

Anthropic’s Cybersecurity Shock Wave + Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz on Their Sam Altman Investigation + One Good Thing

SECURE CODE AUDIT AI FOUNDERS STRENGTHEN DIGITAL DEFENSE MONITOR SPACE MISSIONS

from: Hard Fork

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Mythos creates a massive cybersecurity reckoning
“Anthropic Claims Its New A.I. Model, Mythos, Is a Cybersecurity ‘Reckoning’”
— Host
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Project Glasswing provides a defensive head start
“Project Glasswing, the company’s bold new defense initiative, will give tech companies enough of a head start to secure the web.”
— Host
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Sam Altman's power raises significant trust issues
“Sam Altman May Control Our Future — Can He Be Trusted?”
— Ronan Farrow
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New AI models threaten global software security
“Cybersecurity threats that a new unreleased model from Anthropic are posing to software everywhere.”
— Host
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Artemis II launch brings hope for space exploration
“We look to the skies for this edition of One Good Thing.”
— Host

Startups & Tech

APR 10, 2026Castle Island Ventures

Weekly Roundup 04/10/26 (New Satoshi candidates, Mythos' 0-days, CZ's memoir) (EP.713)

BUY BITCOIN STUDY SATOSHI MONITOR STABLECOINS SECURE CODE

from: On The Brink with Castle Island

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The NYT identifies Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto
“The New York Times published a major investigation identifying Adam Back as the most likely Satoshi candidate.”
— Matt Walsh
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Morgan Stanley launches its institutional Bitcoin ETF
“Morgan Stanley launching their Bitcoin ETF marks a major turning point for institutional access.”
— Nic Carter
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Stablecoin yields won't harm the banking system
“The White House research suggests that stablecoin yields do not pose a threat to financial stability.”
— Matt Walsh
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Kalshi secures legal victory for prediction markets
“Kalshi's win in the New Jersey appeals court is a massive tailwind for prediction markets.”
— Nic Carter
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Anthropic Mythos model exposes critical software vulnerabilities
“The Mythos model from Anthropic is starting to uncover zero-day vulnerabilities at an alarming rate.”
— Matt Walsh

Politics and News

APR 7, 2026NPR

NPR News: 04-07-2026 3PM EDT

SECURE US ELECTRONICS DITCH MORSE CODE PRESERVE RADIO HISTORY INSTALL HAMVENTION APP

from: NPR News Now

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The FCC aims to ban device testing by foreign labs tied to national security risks - The commission will vote on a new order to ensure US-based laboratories handle the certification of electronics, specifically targeting entities controlled by countries like China.
“The Commission will review an order this month that bans device testing conducted by labs that are, quote, owned or controlled directly by entities that pose national security risks.”
— Don Hulick
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Brazil is modernizing amateur radio by dropping Morse code requirements - Regulator ANATEL is also granting hams access to the 11-meter citizens' band and updating license exams for the first time in several years.
“The Brazilian regulator will no longer require Morse code for amateur licenses under the changes that have been under consideration since 2020.”
— Will Rogers
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A new grant secures the future of amateur radio's largest digital archive - ARDC funding allows the Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications to continue digitizing historical newsletters, software, and call books for another two years.
“The grant will allow Dlarc to continue curating and preserving historical content related to Ham Radio for an additional two years.”
— Joshua Marler

Politics and News

APR 7, 2026NPR

NPR News: 04-07-2026 3PM EDT

SECURE US ELECTRONICS DITCH MORSE CODE PRESERVE RADIO HISTORY INSTALL HAMVENTION APP

from: NPR News Now

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The FCC aims to ban device testing by foreign labs tied to national security risks - The commission will vote on a new order to ensure US-based laboratories handle the certification of electronics, specifically targeting entities controlled by countries like China.
“The Commission will review an order this month that bans device testing conducted by labs that are, quote, owned or controlled directly by entities that pose national security risks.”
— Don Hulick
•
Brazil is modernizing amateur radio by dropping Morse code requirements - Regulator ANATEL is also granting hams access to the 11-meter citizens' band and updating license exams for the first time in several years.
“The Brazilian regulator will no longer require Morse code for amateur licenses under the changes that have been under consideration since 2020.”
— Will Rogers
•
A new grant secures the future of amateur radio's largest digital archive - ARDC funding allows the Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications to continue digitizing historical newsletters, software, and call books for another two years.
“The grant will allow Dlarc to continue curating and preserving historical content related to Ham Radio for an additional two years.”
— Joshua Marler

AI Podcast News

APR 3, 2026Latent Space AI

OpenAI's $121B Funding Round Explained

MONITOR VALUATIONS TRACK CHIP WARS SECURE SOURCE CODE WATCH AI SPENDING

from: Latent Space AI

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OpenAI's massive $121B funding round sets the stage for an inevitable IPO - the deal values the company at $852B and includes $3B from retail investors, though Amazon's $50B check is heavily contingent on reaching AGI or going public.
“OpenAI is now valued higher than most public companies on the planet.”
— Jaden Schaffer
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Huawei's 950 PR chip is successfully bypassing US export controls via CUDA compatibility - by offering high-performance chips at roughly $9,600 that integrate with existing software ecosystems, Huawei is winning large-scale orders from ByteDance and Alibaba.
“By basically integrating with the software that NVIDIA uses, they're able to get into that same ecosystem without people having to completely rebuild everything from scratch.”
— Jaden Schaffer
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Anthropic's 500k-line code leak reveals a roadmap for autonomous persistent agents - an accidental NPM registry exposure confirmed that future Claude updates will include background task processing and cross-conversation learning capabilities.
“Apparently, there is a system for Cloud to review its own past sessions and transfer learnings across conversations.”
— Jaden Schaffer

AI Podcast News

APR 3, 2026Latent Space AI

OpenAI's $121B Funding Round Explained

MONITOR VALUATIONS TRACK CHIP WARS SECURE SOURCE CODE WATCH AI SPENDING

from: Latent Space AI

•
OpenAI's massive $121B funding round sets the stage for an inevitable IPO - the deal values the company at $852B and includes $3B from retail investors, though Amazon's $50B check is heavily contingent on reaching AGI or going public.
“OpenAI is now valued higher than most public companies on the planet.”
— Jaden Schaffer
•
Huawei's 950 PR chip is successfully bypassing US export controls via CUDA compatibility - by offering high-performance chips at roughly $9,600 that integrate with existing software ecosystems, Huawei is winning large-scale orders from ByteDance and Alibaba.
“By basically integrating with the software that NVIDIA uses, they're able to get into that same ecosystem without people having to completely rebuild everything from scratch.”
— Jaden Schaffer
•
Anthropic's 500k-line code leak reveals a roadmap for autonomous persistent agents - an accidental NPM registry exposure confirmed that future Claude updates will include background task processing and cross-conversation learning capabilities.
“Apparently, there is a system for Cloud to review its own past sessions and transfer learnings across conversations.”
— Jaden Schaffer

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Weekly Roundup 04/10/26 (New Satoshi candidates, Mythos' 0-days, CZ's memoir) (EP.713)

NPR News: 04-07-2026 3PM EDT

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OpenAI's $121B Funding Round Explained

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