OpenAI Plans to Deploy 30GW Computing Power by 2030

OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern Confirmed in GLM Coding Plan Support

Zhipu AI PM Li announces OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern as supported GLM Coding Plan projects; other tools will be evaluated case-by-case. Do not share credentials or use subscriptions as API access; contact support for error 1313. Zhipu AI product manager Li announced that OpenClaw, Hermes, and SillyTavern are officially supported under the GLM Coding Plan, with other tools evaluated case-by-case. The note cautions against sharing credentials or using subscriptions as API access and directs users with error 1313 to contact support.

Google Cloud CEO: Gemini to Power Apple's Personalized Siri Rollout in 2026

Summary: Gemini will power a personalized Apple Siri in 2026, built on Apple's Foundation Models and Gemini collaboration; Apple tests a chat-like Siri in iOS 27/macOS 27, slated for WWDC 2026. Abstract: Google Cloud's Gemini is set to power a personalized Apple Siri by 2026, blending Gemini with Apple's Foundation Models under a roughly $1 billion collaboration. Apple is testing a redesigned, chat-like Siri in iOS 27/macOS 27, with a Dynamic Island interface and new features, ahead of a WWDC 2026 unveiling on June 8.

SpaceX-Cursor $60B Deal Provides Fresh Evidence for SBF's Pardon Arguments

Abstract SpaceX announces a $60 billion Cursor partnership with an option to acquire, shaping SBF’s pardon bid as Alameda’s early Cursor stake would be worth about $3 billion today. The piece weighs SBF’s insolvency claims, parental campaigning, creditor objections, and the slim pardon odds. Summary SpaceX-Cursor deal fuels SBF pardon bid; Alameda’s $200k stake would be ~ $3B today (15,000x). SBF argues FTX insolvency; markets show low pardon odds; Trump unlikely to pardon.

Chegg Stock Crashes 99% as AI Disrupts Edtech Market

Summary: Chegg soared during online-education demand, then AI tools disrupted its model, triggering massive layoffs and a collapse below $2, with broader AI-driven shifts hitting crypto miners and fintech firms. Abstract: This article examines Chegg's rise as a pandemic-era edtech darling and its ensuing decline amid the rapid adoption of generative AI, which provides quick answers and undercuts Chegg's value proposition. It documents 2025 layoffs and the stock's plunge toward delisting, and frames Chegg's experience within a broader AI disruption reshaping tech and crypto: Bitcoin miners pivot to AI operations, and AI-native strategies redefine competitiveness in fintech and beyond.

OpenAI Releases Open-Source Privacy Filter Model for PII Detection and Redaction

Abstract: OpenAI's Privacy Filter is an open-source, locally executable model that detects and redacts PII in text. It supports large contexts, identifies many PII categories, and is intended for privacy-preserving workflows such as data preparation, indexing, logging, and moderation. OpenAI's Privacy Filter is a locally run, open-source model (128k-token context) that detects and redacts PII in text, covering contact, financial, and credential data for privacy workflows.

360 AI Vulnerability Discovery Agent Finds Nearly 1,000 Zero-Day Exploits, Competing with Mythos

360 Digital Security's AI-driven agent claims to have found about 1,000 new vulnerabilities, including in Office and OpenClaw; AI now core to discovery and exploit-chain prep, rivaling Mythos. Abstract: A Bloomberg-cited report notes that 360 Digital Security Group’s AI-driven Vulnerability Discovery Agent identified nearly 1,000 previously unknown vulnerabilities in recent months, including in Microsoft Office and the OpenClaw framework. The firm says AI has become the core engine of vulnerability discovery and has announced an AI tool to accelerate exploit-chain construction. Benincasa characterizes 360 as a competitor to Anthropic’s Mythos, based on Natto Thoughts’ review of the company’s Chinese-language announcements.