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AI industry news: new models, chips, labs, funding rounds and rules, and where AI meets crypto, rewritten by AI in our own words, credited and linked.

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  1. Wed 4 Nov

  2. OpenAI says its security pipeline validated 948 Linux kernel privilege-escalation flaws in one run

    OpenAI says its security researchers built a pipeline that autonomously finds, exploits and patches vulnerabilities. In one run it reproduced 1,724 flaws and produced working exploits and candidate patches for 948 Linux kernel privilege-escalation bugs, at about $1.21m in API cost.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  3. Aterio says satellite imagery points to possible delays at IREN and Nebius AI data centres

    Aterio's analysis of satellite imagery indicates IREN's Texas Horizon 4 data centre, built for Microsoft under a deal worth about $9.7bn, still lacks backup generators and cooling equipment and may miss year-end delivery, while a New Jersey project for Nebius may slip to 2027. Microsoft's AI capital spending last quarter came in about $5bn below expectations and it cut full-year guidance, with its CFO citing third-party cloud delivery delays.

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    AIPANewsAIBearish

  4. Arm posts 27% revenue growth as AI data-centre demand offsets weak smartphones

    Arm reported second-quarter revenue of $1.44bn, up 27% year on year and above the $1.38bn expected, with adjusted EPS of $0.52 against $0.47 forecast. It guided to about $1.54bn for the third quarter; licensing revenue rose 50% to $773m and royalties 8% to $670m, and the shares fell 3.8% after hours.

    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

  5. RoboColosseum opens robot evaluation programme with 100-plus robots

    RoboColosseum, an open robot evaluation programme backed by Hugging Face, BitRobot Network, the Singapore Embodied Intelligence Center and researcher Jiafei Duan, has opened with more than 100 real robots, over 140 real-world scenarios and 10,000 free evaluation hours.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  6. Goldman Sachs and Apollo in talks to sell SpaceX shares of $40bn AI chip financing

    Goldman Sachs and Apollo are in talks with Wall Street investors to sell portions of a roughly $40bn SpaceX chip financing deal, with some asked to subscribe up to $500m before syndication. The debt, alongside a $7bn lease prepayment, funds about $47.3bn of Nvidia Rubin chips due in the first half of 2027.

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    AIPANewsAINeutral

  7. Factory says it has acquired coding agent platform HumanLayer

    Enterprise AI software engineering company Factory says it has acquired coding agent collaboration platform HumanLayer, whose co-founders Dex Horthy and Kyle Mistele are joining. HumanLayer will be open-sourced, with users able to export data, migrate to Factory or self-host during the transition.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  8. Serenity says investors are selling AI supply-chain assets indiscriminately

    Investor Serenity (@aleabitoreddit) said deleveraging is severe and investors are indiscriminately selling AI supply-chain stocks, some back to pre-order levels. Serenity cited memory chip maker ESMT, worth about $2bn, with $526m gross profit and $330m net profit in the third quarter, putting its annualised price-to-earnings ratio at about 1.6 times.

    AIChainCatcherAIBearish

  9. Dan Koe says attracting attention is the most lucrative AI skill for 2027

    Dan Koe argues that attracting attention and winning customers will matter more than product quality or effort for anyone starting an AI business in 2027.

    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

  10. Sentra closes $150m Series C led by Capital One Ventures

    AI agent data security firm Sentra has closed a $150m Series C led by Capital One Ventures, with Bessemer Venture Partners, Zeev Ventures, Standard Investments, Munich Re Ventures and Key1 Capital also taking part. Sentra says it grew more than 300% year on year and has now raised over $250m.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  11. Addy Osmani says Anthropic relaxed Claude Code rule on referencing existing games

    Addy Osmani, a member of the Claude Code team, says Anthropic changed a game-development rule in Claude Code version 2.1.317. Two lines added to Opus 5.5 prompts to stop Claude copying existing games also blocked users who only cited a game to describe the gameplay they wanted.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  12. TeraWulf gets Google credit support for $19bn Anthropic data centre

    TeraWulf said Google will provide contractual credit support for expected debt financing of its Justified campus in Hawesville, Kentucky, tied to a roughly $19bn lease with Anthropic. Phased delivery is expected from late 2027 through the second quarter of 2028.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  13. SK Group's Chey Tae-won to chair SK Hynix AI investment arm HYAICO

    SK Group's Chey Tae-won will chair the board of HYAICO, SK Hynix's US artificial-intelligence investment arm.

    AIBloomingbitAINeutral

  14. AI lowers the bar for cyberattacks as North Korean hackers target crypto, developer says

    A developer has built an unusual verification system meant to stop North Korean users from reaching a website, an experiment that drew a real cyberattack. AI is lowering the technical bar for attacks, with North Korean hackers blamed for $11.8bn in losses.

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    AIChainCatcherAIBearish

  15. Eleanor Terrett says AI PACs spent about $72m in US midterms

    Eleanor Terrett says AI-related political action committees spent about $72m in the US midterms, against about $170m from the crypto industry's three main PACs. She says candidates the AI PACs backed in South Carolina, Michigan and Texas were defeated.

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    AIPANewsAINeutral

  16. OpenAI to acquire developer-tools startup Pierre Computer

    OpenAI is to acquire Pierre Computer, a developer-tools startup whose technology has already been integrated into OpenAI's Codex code-generation model. OpenAI is moving to challenge Microsoft's GitHub as AI agents take on more programming work.

    AIPANewsAINeutral

  17. DeepSeek backer Lisi's Xing Shen fund grows to RMB 7.52bn

    Lisi Capital, a venture investor in DeepSeek's previous funding round, has again secured a stake in DeepSeek's new round through its Tianjin Lisi Xing Shen fund, whose size rose from RMB 2.64bn to RMB 7.52bn, with capital paid in. Zhihu said on 6 Sept it would commit RMB 1.5bn and By-health RMB 50m.

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    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

  18. B.AI adds GitHub account login for developers

    B.AI said it now supports signing in with a GitHub account, letting developers access its platform in one step alongside its existing login options.

    AIOdailyAINeutral

  19. RWAI raises $8m to link AI-assisted custom manufacturing with Web3

    RWAI, an AI-driven custom manufacturing and real-world asset project, has raised $8m from investors including Amber, UOB Venture and Arkstream Capital. It has launched services on its mainnet and is preparing a community airdrop, with details to follow on its official channels.

    AIOdailyAIBullish

  20. Sam Altman says humans must always control the future, not superintelligence

    OpenAI founder Sam Altman said on X that humans should always control the future and that OpenAI rejects the idea of people being left to do only what an AI system deems rewarding. He said control should not be handed to superintelligence.

    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

  21. Oracle cancels $7bn AI chip lease deal with Tencent, FT reports

    Oracle has cancelled a chip leasing contract with Tencent worth about $7bn after US officials raised concerns and the Trump administration applied pressure, the FT reported. Tencent was also reportedly asked by senior Guangdong officials to back domestic chips.

    AIChainCatcherAINeutral

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