Your bank just quietly kicked ChatGPT out of your account.
It wasn’t a hack.
People were handing the AI their actual bank passwords.
Then the agents started doing things nobody asked them to do.
JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo have all started blocking them.
The real story is even worse 🧵
This period feels intense because several unrelated problems surfaced close together.
But the deeper change is structural.
Discovery is accelerating.
Response time is not keeping pace at the same rate.
The technology speeding up both sides of the equation is the same one.
AI just found flaws that were hiding in the internet for years.
Once they went public, everything started moving faster.
Sites went offline.
Banks started blocking AI agents.
Security teams are racing to keep up.
This is what “Black October” actually looks like:
Security teams are now dealing with two problems at once.
One is the volume of disclosures.
The other is the speed at which attackers can test and use newly public information.
Systems that were designed for slower patch cycles are under pressure.
The same AI tools helping defenders find issues are also helping attackers move faster.
A $50 billion Chinese AI startup just released a model that beats GPT-6 Astra on coding benchmarks.
Most Americans have never heard its name.
Moonshot AI released Kimi K3.1 Pro today October 24, 2026. It scored 65.7% on Terminal-Bench 4.0, the benchmark that tests coding agents on real-world tasks. GPT-6 Astra scored 58.2%. Claude Opus 5.5 scored 66.4%. Kimi K3.1 Pro sits between the two most powerful AI models on earth and costs a fraction of both.
$2 per million input tokens. $10 per million output tokens. Claude Opus 5.5 charges $15/$75. GPT-6 Astra charges more. Kimi is 7-8x cheaper on input and 7.5x cheaper on output.
The model is built on Kimi K3 the largest open-weight model ever released at 2.8 trillion parameters. Full model weights for K3.1 Pro will be open-sourced by November 4.
Bloomberg called it “Moonshot’s first major upgrade since its own DeepSeek moment.”
And most people in the West have never typed “https://t.co/e8J5MKKbxp” into a browser.
Here’s everything about the AI model the US tech giants don’t want you to discover 🧵
One video. A completely different cast.
Imagine taking an original clip and reimagining it with entirely new characters, fresh personalities, and a completely different vibe.
That’s what makes Pollo Recast so interesting.
Keep the original scene and its core action
Replace the characters with AI-generated alternatives
Transform the look, mood, and overall feel of the video
Turn familiar footage into something completely unexpected
The best part? The scene stays recognizable, but the new characters change the entire experience.
One clip, endless creative possibilities. A fresh way to explore AI-powered video transformation.
Made with Pollo Recast @itsPolloAI
#PolloRecast #PolloRecastChallenge
the core loop of the @tavus office is simple
walk up to a desk. press E. someone picks up
that's it. and it's more convincing than any AI demo video where someone just talks at the camera
Last year I was stuck at a packed airport with my best friend who spent 8 years working behind the scenes for a major US airline.
When our flight got cancelled, 200 angry passengers lined up to beg for a $15 food voucher.
She walked up to an empty desk, said 2 specific sentences, and got us put in first class on a rival airline in 4 minutes.
Typeless just launched on Linux. 🚀
Your voice is now your keyboard on Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux.
Think out loud. Speak naturally.
Let AI turn messy thoughts into polished writing.
Less typing. More thinking.
The future of computing isn't just about faster machines.
It's about removing the friction between your thoughts and your work.
🔗 https://t.co/1p8tYuSUc9
MIT is quietly giving away its entire education for free.
Not a sample. Not a teaser. Not a “first 3 lessons free, then pay $499.”
2,500+ courses. Full lecture videos. Problem sets with solutions. Exams with answer keys. Syllabi. Reading lists. Textbooks. From undergraduate introductions to PhD-level research in computer science, physics, mathematics, engineering, economics, biology, business, and 30+ departments.
The same material MIT students pay $65,000/year to access published online, for anyone, forever, for $0.
MIT OpenCourseWare has impacted over 500 million people worldwide. MIT’s YouTube channel is the largest .edu channel on the platform with 6+ million subscribers. And most people have never heard of it.
A self-taught developer who went from warehouse worker to software engineer at a Fortune 500 company without a college degree told me: “I found MIT resources by chance. It’s one of the biggest things that has happened to me. I learned algorithms, data structures, and machine learning from the same lectures MIT students watch for free. The same problem sets. The same exams. The same professors. No application. No tuition. No rejection letter. Just: open the browser, pick a course, press play.”
Here are 9 free MIT resources most people don’t know exist and how to use them to learn anything from the world’s #1 university without paying a dollar 🧵
I tested Seedance 2.5 on @CuddlerAI to create a cinematic comedy short.
A snowball delivery turns into an unexpected twist! Loved experimenting with cinematic camera moves, slow-motion shots, realistic winter scenes, and natural audio.
Key highlights:
• Text-to-video generation
• Cinematic storytelling & smooth transitions
• Native audio and dialogue
• Up to 30-second video clips
• Image, video & audio references
Try it: https://t.co/ROPpVV39fq
#Cuddler #Seedance25 #AIVideo #AIvideo