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The first minutes of my day were going to my phone. I’d wake up, scroll the news, check the weather, and feel slightly worse for it. So I made a bet with myself: could the same inputs (weather, headlines, whatever today’s date means) arrive on paper instead, once a day, with nothing to refresh?
Here’s what came out of the printer yesterday and this morning:
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I’ve been thinking a lot about Claude Mythos and Project Glasswing this week. Anthropic announced a new AI model that is too dangerous to release publicly: it can autonomously discover and exploit high-severity, multi-step vulnerability chains in nearly every major operating system, browser, and other critical software, some of which had gone undetected for over 27 years. Over 50 organizations1 are now working to remediate what it found, and it’s a massive headache for security engineers across the industry. Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with the CEOs of most major banks this week to discuss the risks.
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The year is 2028, and Claude Opus 10.0 has just been released. Sarah, twelve years old and somewhere in Nebraska, can’t wait to try it. She types the prompt she always tries first on a new model: “Show me the seahorse emoji.” Send.
The model starts thinking…
Generating seahorse emoji
Investigating non-existent seahorse emoji…
Searching Unicode Consortium proposal archive…