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Anthropic Launches Free AI-Powered OSS Scanner for Open-Source Projects
Why it mattersThe service is free and uses models including Claude Mythos to generate vulnerability reports with no human review; Anthropic says it has flagged more than 29,000 candidate vulnerabilities, with 116 sign-up PRs as of October 9.
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OpenAI Fires Three Safety Researchers, Citing Sensitive-Information Policy Violations
Why it mattersAll three dismissed are safety researchers; the company cites breaches of sensitive-information policy and denies any link to safety concerns, while the three say they were fired for putting safety ahead of the company's near-term interests.
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Nous Research Raises $90M Series B at $1.5B Valuation
Why it mattersNous Research is now valued at $1.5 billion with about $158 million raised in total; Hermes has been downloaded about 22.7 million times since February and has overtaken OpenClaw in usage on OpenRouter.
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Vesta Raises $30M for AI Mortgage Software, Revenue Up 12x
Why it mattersThe round's investors include three of Vesta's own customers, among them Pennymac and New American Funding; the company's revenue grew 12x year over year and it has raised $85 million to date.
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Open-Source Strata Runs a 125-Billion-Parameter Model on a 12GB Gaming PC
Why it mattersA 125-billion-parameter model runs on a gaming PC with 12GB of VRAM and 32GB of RAM; community tests show about 2x llama.cpp speed, versus the advertised 6x.
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UK's ICO Names 10 AI Labs in Training-Data Privacy Crackdown: "No Justification" for Non-Compliance
Why it mattersThe ICO has secured compliance pledges from the 10 biggest foundation-model developers, including Amazon, Anthropic, DeepSeek and OpenAI; the report states that broad interests such as "benefitting humanity" are not a sufficient lawful basis.
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Nvidia-Backed Firmus Withdraws $31B IPO That Would Have Been Australia's Biggest in Nearly 30 Years
Why it mattersThe IPO valued the company at about A$44 billion and targeted nearly $5 billion; it would have been Australia's largest since Telstra in 1997.
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Anthropic's New Rule: Sustained, Needless Abuse of Claude Can Lead to Account Restrictions — Effective Nov 12
Why it mattersIt is Anthropic's first Usage Policy update in over a year and the first to make "sustained and needless" abuse of its models a violation, punishable up to account termination; the same update tightens weapons and surveillance clauses.
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JetBrains Releases Mellum2.1, an Open Model for Coding Agents
Why it mattersMellum2.1 keeps the 12B mixture-of-experts design with 2.5B active parameters under Apache 2.0, and was trained with millions of sandboxed runs across thousands of in-house RL environments; under heavy load it serves nearly twice the tokens of Qwen3.5-9B.
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Drones Hit Yandex Data Center, Forcing Russia's Top AI Company to Suspend Operations
Why it mattersYandex has fully suspended operations at the data center near Sasovo in the Ryazan region, and one Yandex Cloud "zone" has electricity-supply problems; it is the first major attack on a Russian data hub since the conflict began.
