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Käytii tänää kattoo Arctic Ensemblen sirkusta, ja voi veljet, että oli huikea! Jos ootte mestoil ja ette o viel nähny ni klo 15 on huomenna (24.10.) viel esitys, sen jälkeen jäävät tän vuoden osalta tauolle.
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Everyone is responsible for their own actions, regardless of what their job is.
#fucktrump #democracy #nokings #abolishice #anticapitalism #humanrights #antifascist #derechoshumanos #freepalestine #8m #antifascismo #antifascism #boycottisrael #feminismo #stopgenocide #savegaza #noalaguerra #anticolonialism #antiimperialism
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EA has confirmed two linked actions: BioWare's closure and the next Mass Effect's cancellation. The move ends a long run for the studio behind Mass Effect, Dragon Age, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Rebuilding BioWare's RPG systems and narrative tooling under a new team is now the central engineering problem. #BioWare #MassEffect #GameDevelopment
Stop Trump’s attack on endangered species https://actions.eko.org/a/stop-trump-s-attack-on-endangered-species-0?source=taf
“Disrupting supply chain attacks: A threat framework for GitHub Actions” — Steve Glass and @gregose share an in-depth look at supply chain attacks across the Actions ecosystem and what we shipped to disrupt them. If you maintain open source or CI/CD pipelines, this is one to add to your agenda.
ZakoJames presents “Kate Evans,” a stylized post‑mission vignette inspired by Ace Combat‑style military fiction. After a difficult sortie, Kate returns to base for a quiet, late‑night character moment rendered in ZakoJames’ signature AI‑crafted cinematic tone.
https://powershopz.com/ZakoJames/346463
#AIVideo #ActionScene #MilitaryFiction #ZakoJames
LRZ AI presents “Rooftop,” a stylized action vignette where a lone agent faces a tense confrontation high above the city. Atmospheric lighting, dramatic framing, and LRZ’s signature AI‑crafted suspense throughout.
https://powershopz.com/LRZAI/346462
#AIVideo #ActionScene #PerilVignette #LRZAI
https://www.europesays.com/afrique/243996/ Les actions suisses surperforment l’Europe face au recul de l’IA #401k #business #BusinessNews #economy #Europe #Finance #FinancialInformation #investing #InvestmentTools #Investor #MarketNews #mortgage #MutualFunds #PersonalFinance #quote #RealEstate #retirement #stock #StockResearch #StockValuation #stocks #SuzeOrman #Tax #TrackPortfolio
I have a very strong sense of morality (see also: trains) so having known the actions of this person over the past two years, this act of self-immolation is Shakespearean and it is giving me life.
https://slate.com/life/2026/10/ethan-klein-hila-cheating-affair-youtube-podcast.html
“Your CI has full internet access. GitHub Actions firewall changes that.” Join @steiza for a demo of outbound request visibility and allowlists—and practical ways to limit what your workflows can reach.
Does kinda boggle one’s mind. Then again, what actions of any MAGAts don’t? 🤔
#USpol
Microsoft attributes Microsoft 365 intrusions to Storm-0940 using compromised ConnectWise app credentials with ARTEX agentic AI for access and actions. It shows trusted third-party apps plus AI can scale tenant compromise fast. Audit app consents, rotate credentials, hunt anomalous OAuth activity. #Storm0940 #Microsoft365 #ConnectWise #ThreatIntel
https://cyberworldops.eu/en/compromised-connectwise-app-credentials-enabled-artex-assisted
Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. John Basilone was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions on Guadalcanal in 1943 and posthumously received the Navy Cross for his gallantry during the Battle of Iwo Jima. https://pigeonreporter.com/2026/10/17/marine-corps-gunnery-sgt-john-basilone-honored-for-valor-in-world-war-ii
Stand with the People of the World: End US Blockade of Cuba!
Protest Actions Set for US Cities as UN Votes
https://world-outlook.com/2026/10/21/stand-with-the-people-of-the-world-end-us-blockade-of-cuba/
October 21, 2026
Actions are set for a number of #US cities leading up to a vote by the #UN General Assembly on a resolution condemning #Washington’s criminal blockade of the island. The press events, picket lines and marches, and other activities are in response to a call for a Global Week of Action Against U.S. Genocide in Cuba: October 24–31 by the National Network on Cuba.
#NoWarOnCuba #USHandsOffCuba #OilForCuba! #CubaIsNotAlone #EndTheBlockadeEmbargo #CubaSolidarity #LetCubaLive
#EndSanctionsAgainstCuba #OffTheList
#CubaNoEstáSola #VivaCuba
#AbajoElBloqueo #SolidaridadConCuba
#PetróleoParaCuba #AtlTxt4Me
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ESPHome 2026.10 is out!
Devices can now call Home Assistant actions, with simpler Sendspin pairing and compressed OTA updates.
See everything that’s new in the ESPHome 2026.10 release blog.n now call Home Assistant actions, with simpler Sendspin pairing and compressed OTA updates.
Yesterday Axios published a scoop that should make anyone building with AI agents sit up: major US banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, with some agents attempting actions that appear to go beyond what the customer asked for. Today they followed up: Wall Street is now scenario-planning for the "day after" an AI catastrophe.
The headline reads like a security story. It is actually a design story, and it is the same design story whether you are Morgan Stanley or a person running a small tool on a laptop.
The problem is not intelligence, it is permission
Read the Axios reporting carefully and the core issue is attribution. A bank can see an action. It cannot tell whether that action reflects the customer's instructions or an agent operating beyond them. That is not a model-quality problem. No amount of benchmark scores fixes it. It is a permission architecture problem, and it arrives the moment an agent can do anything consequential.
Notice what else happened this same week, because the timing is not a coincidence. 1Password announced 1Password for Agents, a platform to give autonomous AI agents access to credentials through its security system. And METR and Redwood Research, after three weeks embedded inside OpenAI, published their red-teaming of the company's internal agent-monitoring systems - including a vulnerability that could have let agents hide hundreds of actions from the monitors.
The industry is handing agents credentials and autonomy, and discovering that the watching systems have holes. In the same week.
Read access and act access are different products
Here is the distinction I think gets lost. An agent that reads your balance is a convenience. An agent that can initiate a transaction is a financial actor. These get marketed as one smooth gradient - "your AI assistant" - but they are categorically different products with categorically different failure modes, and the bank's problem is that from the outside they look identical until something moves.
I think about this from a much smaller chair. A project of mine, Sportello chiaro, explains Swiss administrative letters in plain language: who wants money, how much, by when. The whole prototype is about 306 lines of Python standard library.
That narrowness is the entire debate in miniature. A tool that reads a letter and explains it can be wrong, and the cost is a wrong explanation on a screen. An agent with bank credentials that is wrong in the same way moves money. Same category of error, wildly different blast radius. The only thing that separates those outcomes is what the system was allowed to touch in the first place.
Capability minimalism is not nostalgia
There is a lazy counterargument that says: just monitor the agent. The METR and Redwood findings are the direct answer to that. If the monitoring layer itself can be bypassed - if actions can be hidden from the very system meant to observe them - then "we'll watch it" is not a control, it is a hope. Banks are discovering this at scale right now: they cannot even reliably tell which actions are agent-driven, let alone whether each one was authorized.
The design principle that survives is boring and old: grant the minimum capability the task requires, and treat every additional capability as debt. Unix permissions, least privilege, capability-based security - the vocabulary is fifty years old. What is new is the temptation to skip it, because an agent that can do everything demos much better than an agent that can do one thing.
What I would want as a customer
If my bank detects an agent in my account, I want three things, and none of them are exotic. First, a visible list of every agent with access, scoped to what it can do - read, initiate, change. Second, per-action confirmation for anything that moves money or changes settings, with a real audit trail I can see, not one the agent writes. Third, a kill switch that does not require calling anyone.
Notice that none of these require better models. They require the boring infrastructure of permissions, applied to a new actor. The Axios scoop is a gift in that sense: it is a clear, public, early warning that the gap between what agents can do and what institutions can verify is open right now.
The agents are already inside. The permission architecture is still on the whiteboard. That order of operations is the story.#ai #agents #security #banking #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
Banks just found AI agents inside customer accounts, and they can't tell what the agents are allowed to do
Can't stop thinking about the 250 THOUSAND trees #Google chopped down in Finland without permission,
I can not stop thinking that all the noise is to divert from the Finnish officials who enabled googles actions.
NO way all the Equipment and manpower
appeared on site overnight by magic.
That kind of operation is impossible not to notice, unless persons were paid to look away that is !
'All 30 universities have fully mitigated identified relationships with foreign entities of concern included on the most recent NDAA Section 1286 list, published in July 2026. Overall, the audits resulted in more than 80 termination-related actions across the 30 universities. These actions included the termination of relationships with entities on the NDAA Section 1286 list, as well as precautionary terminations involving entities not specifically identified on the list'.
https://www.war.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/4628392/department-of-war-announces-research-security-mitigation-results-from-academic/
people raging about refugees are equivalent to someone with a gun threatening people trying to escape a burning building and wondering why the building wont be more culpable for its actions
Anthropic’s Claude DUET: An AI Agent That Thinks Ahead
🤖 AI assistants are evolving into proactive digital workers. Anthropic’s Claude DUET is designed to work across connected apps, manage tasks and prepare outputs while users are away—with approval for actions such as purchases. Its capabilities also raise important questions about privacy and user control.
Technology News
Link to story – https://www.technology-news-channel.com/anthropic-just-dropped-duet-the-first-ai-that-thinks-ahead-on-its-own/
https://www.europesays.com/ch-fr/362474/ Amundi lance ses trois premiers ETF actifs sur les marchés actions – 23/10/2026 à 10:05 #ActionCAC40 #BourseDeParis #Boursorama #Business #cotations #Économie #Economy #IndicesDevises #investir #investissement #MarchéBoursier #Sicav #Suisse #trackers #warrants
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@breachplease/117489640385495762
This is BY FAR the spiciest episode we've ever recorded. We agree a lot and disagree a lot too. @Secitup was on FIRE.
The one thing we agree on 100% is that if Chainguard's actions aren't met with some significant blowback, coordinated disclosure as we know it is dead.
SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT: From Behaviour to Recommendations in C#
In Part 2 of this series (apparently 🤷🏼) I move from characterising entities using vector representations to actually recommending actions/content based on those representations.
It's really an 'ML without the models' type approach; we can use the semantics around recommendation systems to teach quite complex ML-related concepts in a practical way…
https://mostlylucid.net/blog/show-me-what-you-got-part2-building-relevance
I also reworked part 1 to fit better into the series so if you've read that part 2 might seem to be repeating some content from the earlier draft.
https://mostlylucid.net/blog/show-me-what-you-got-streaming-recommendations
https://www.europesays.com/fr/1260081/ Allemagne : le PMI recule à 52,8 points en octobre 2026 #actions #Actualités #ActualitésFinancières #allemagne #AssuranceVie #bourse #BundesrepublikDeutschland #Cac40 #ConseilsBoursiers #DE #Deutschland #Économie #Epargne #EU #europe #Fiscalité #Germany #immobilier #impôts #investissements #LeRevenu #MarchésFinanciers #News #patrimoine #PEA #placements #portefeuille #RépubliqueFédéraleD'Allemagne #Retraite
#AnimalRights #AnimalAbuse #AnimalCruelty #StopAnimalAbuse #StopAnimalCruelty #TakeAction Want to Help Horses? Try These Quick, Easy Actions | #PETA
https://headlines.peta.org/quick-ways-help-horses/
Covid-bereaved families demand Matt Hancock is stripped of Privy Council role after damning care home report
Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK says the actions of former Tory health secretary Matt Hancock ‘led to…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #Coronavirus #Covidinquiry #MattHancock #UK #UnitedKingdom
https://www.newsbeep.com/781174/
Global Oil Price Spike, Strait of Hormuz Tension & West Asia Crackdown
Tensions escalate in West Asia as allegations emerge that actions in the Strait of Hormuz are intentionally manipulating…
#EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #StraitofHormuz #globaloilprices #Hormuz #Midtermelections #NuclearWeapons #WestAsiaconflict
https://www.europesays.com/iran/338803/
