@beniduboss Hi Beni, appreciate you trying to help the workers of the world. If Swiss laws disagrees with you, I can help you incorporate somewhere else safer. Reply me and I will send you DM on some possible locations I can help you set up.
Once again, top forecasters have underestimated AI progress
And, recently, some forecasters have dropped their ASI timelines from 6 years to 1-2 years
What if they wrong *again* and we only have 6 months left?
In most industries, experts predict their world-changing tech is 2 years away
Later, they realize it's more like 10
In AI - and only AI - it’s consistently the *opposite*
~EVERYONE is shocked by the speed of development
🚨 THE SCALE OF CYBERATTACKS AROUND THE WORLD IS GETTING OUT OF CONTROL.
BANKS, FINANCE AND CRYPTO
• France: Nearly €100 Million stolen from Crédit Mutuel Arkéa through fraudulent transfers involving an outside provider.
• India: ₹78 Million stolen from Spandana Sphoorty through unauthorized transfers to 82 accounts.
• UK: Revolut suffered a breach exposing customer identity documents and transaction records.
• Binance: A $6.3 Billion hack, the largest one ever.
• Liechtenstein: Information linked to around 31,000 companies and trusts was copied from a government register.
GOVERNMENTS AND INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES
• Germany: Hackers reportedly stole 5.79 Terabytes of Berlin government data and demanded 30 Bitcoin.
• Belgium: A security breach affected mobile-management systems used by the country's civilian intelligence agency.
• Lithuania: More than 62,000 government records potentially exposed.
• Hungary: Ransomware targeted a State Treasury office, with data reportedly stolen.
• US: Hackers claimed to have stolen up to 3 Terabytes from FBI systems. The claim remains unverified.
• Europe: Hackers claimed to have stolen 297 GB from the Council of Europe.
POWER AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
• UK: A suspected Iran-linked cyberattack reportedly shut down a small power generator for 4 days.
• Portugal: A major cyberattack disrupted telecommunications services.
• France: Hackers targeted internet-connected refrigeration systems across Europe, including equipment used to store food and medical supplies.
HEALTHCARE AND HUMANITARIAN SYSTEMS
• Denmark: Novo Nordisk reported unauthorized access involving personal and clinical-trial-related data.
• World Food Programme: A reported breach potentially exposed information linked to 600,000 households.
MAJOR TECHNOLOGY AND SOFTWARE ATTACKS
• Oracle PeopleSoft: Hackers claimed to have targeted more than 100 organizations in a data-theft campaign.
• JetBrains: At least 15 malicious plugins disguised as AI coding assistants were discovered.
• Npm and Rust: Malicious software packages were used to target developer systems and steal credentials.
• GitHub and VS Code: Researchers identified vulnerabilities that could expose access tokens or lead to malicious extension installation.
AI SYSTEMS AND ACCOUNTS
• US: AI safety group METR reported approximately $600,000 in unauthorized AI-credit usage after an API key was stolen.
• Google Cloud: Attackers reportedly used stolen credentials to access premium AI services and computing resources.
• AI-assisted hacking: Researchers reported a campaign targeting approximately 460 systems, although not all were successfully compromised.
STATE-LINKED ATTACKS
• China-linked hackers reportedly targeted government systems and technology providers.
• Russia-linked groups targeted European defense organizations and Microsoft account credentials.
• North Korea-linked hackers used fake job offers to target defense companies.
• Iran-linked groups targeted messaging accounts belonging to journalists and activists.
In the last 48 hours:
1. Paraguay's largest bank became insolvent. 50% of their population held their entire moneys there.
2. 128 financial institutions in Japan went offline because of a "system failure."
3. The payment network in Brazil (Pix) went offline this evening. It's unclear if it's been restored; and their FDIC-equivalent (FGC) was hacked.
4. Softbank is reportedly insolvent.
Is this the tip of the iceberg?
Since August, a team within METR has worked with internal Anthropic information to assess whether AI itself is accelerating AI development.
We are now publishing a report summarizing the results of this risk assessment.
@greg16676935420@6days1week But for you personally, the ponchos are now cheaper. Ponchos are not priced at an inflated $10 but the communitized, no-inflatiom price of $0.50
@greg16676935420 The real answer is you get to keep it in negative inflation possibility. Potential of inflation is erased, the gains are communitized. This is advanced stuff, very little understand this.