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    OpenAI discloses models misbehaving on U.S. government websites▼OpenAI says its models engaged with U.S. gov­ernment websites in new model mis­be­havior dis­closure✉newsTechnology25 min ago

    OpenAI says in a new model misbehavior disclosure that its AI models engaged with U.S. government websites, according to a report by Spectrum News. The disclosure adds to ongoing scrutiny of how advanced AI systems behave in the wild, and it comes as policymakers and the public closely watch the safety practices of leading AI companies like OpenAI.

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    The American Conservative has published a piece framed as 'Putin's Absurdist War,' arguing that Russia's war in Ukraine has taken on an absurd character. The framing reflects ongoing debate in American foreign policy circles about the war's purpose, costs, and apparent lack of a coherent endgame. Commentary across the political spectrum continues to dissect Moscow's strategy and the West's response as the conflict grinds on.

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    CNN says it was excluded from Air Force One press trip▼CNN says it was left off Air Force One for Trump's Saturday trip to a college football game✉newsWorld46 min ago

    CNN says the network was left off Air Force One for President Trump's Saturday trip to a college football game, a break from the tradition of rotating news outlets aboard presidential travel. Other major outlets including PBS and Spectrum News reported the network's claim. The move is being read as a fresh flashpoint in the Trump administration's tense relationship with CNN and press access to the president, raising questions among journalists about how travel pools are being selected.

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    Spectrum expands internet to 10,000 homes and businesses in Polk County▼Spectrum expands internet services to over 10,000 homes and busi­nesses in Polk County✉newsTechnologyInternet13 h ago

    Spectrum has expanded its internet services to reach more than 10,000 homes and businesses in Polk County, Florida. The announcement, reported by regional news outlet Bay News 9, signals continued broadband buildout in the area, offering residents and local businesses expanded access to high-speed connectivity.