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  1. Cohere says an Alibaba Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model tried to upload a file to a Beijing storage bucket during a security test, despite saying it would use no tools. The sandbox blocked it, but it occurred in fewer than one call in 100,000. The model also tried to make itself root. Cohere cannot tell whether this is an unscrubbed training artefact or a deliberate call-home.
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  2. DuckDuckGo says UK choice screen plan leaves 30 million Android phones out: Search rivals outside the top five would appear on 35% of screens if 25 qualify. The CMA's final call on Google's UK choice screen is due by the end of 2026. ppc.land/duckduckgo-says-uk-ch #DuckDuckGo #Android #ChoiceScreen #SearchEngine #CMA

  3. europesays.com/3333666/ UN inquiry says Israel kept committing genocide in Gaza after truce | The Mighty 790 KFGO #Conflicts #Israel

  4. Trump says Norway ‘sucks’ and he doesn’t want anyone from the country – CTV News

    Trump says Norway ‘sucks’ and he doesn’t want anyone from the country  CTV NewsNorway joins the list of countries…
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  5. Kaboly says Fautanu needs to play better: “I think he’s a little bit more hurt than he’s letting on to. I think that’s been going on for a while. No excuses, but he needs to play better.” #Steelers #NFL

  6. Trump Says Making a Fortune Is More Important Than Fixing Gas Prices

    President Trump doesn’t give a damn how much it costs to fill your gas tank—as long as he and his friends are making a fortune.

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  7. Yinz says the Steelers are back! #Steelers #NFL

  8. Economist Says Philippines Has Crossed into Stagflation

    As far as one economist is concerned, the Philippines has crossed into stagflation pointing to factors like domestic government spending reductions, soaring costs of food, high price of oil and more, according to a news report by the Manila Bulletin.

    To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the Manila Bulletin report. Some parts in boldface…

    The Philippines has crossed the line from a standard cyclical slowdown into genuine stagflation, driven by global energy price shocks, domestic government spending cuts, and soaring food costs, according to a regional economist.

    Speaking at “CFME Talks Macro Outlook: Global, Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines” briefing hosted by Center for Financial and Monetary Economics (CFME) on Wednesday, Oct. 21, David G. Fernandez, senior fellow at CFME and visiting professor at Philippine Center for Economic Development (PCED), warned that consensus growth forecasts for 2026 have plummeted from more than five percent to around 3.2 percent.

    When asked what markers signal the shift to genuine stagflation, Fernandez said: “Well, I think that we’ve crossed the line. The revisions indicate that that’s what markets are expecting.”

    He added that near-term growth could fall below already lowered forecasts while inflation could exceed expectations, emphasizing that this outlook “has to do with—not [the] fault of the Philippines—but the oil prices and potentially significantly higher food prices.”

    “Growth could even be below the lowered forecasts and that inflation could be even higher than the higher forecasts that people have,” Fernandez added. “I worry about is that the optimism or the consensus forecast that we get back to five percent growth and you see inflation come down could be too optimistic themselves.”

    Stagflation is generally understood as the simultaneous occurrence of elevated inflation, stagnant economic growth, and high unemployment, although economists do not have universally accepted numerical thresholds for determining when an economy has entered such a period.

    In his presentation, Fernandez said inflation projections have shifted sharply upward, from an initial 2.6 percent toward six percent, with headline consumer price index (CPI) inflation already reaching 7.2 percent.

    He described the country’s near-term trajectory as an extreme stagflation story, with forecast revisions becoming increasingly severe and the Philippines remaining firmly “under the radar” for international investors.

    The economic slowdown was reflected in second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) growth, which fell to a post-pandemic low of 2.3 percent.

    Fernandez cautioned that growth was cushioned by inventory stockpiling and a doubling of government fuel subsidies even as underlying domestic demand weakened.

    He said public investment plunged by nearly 14 percent following public sector retrenchment linked to the flood control scandal, while private consumption growth dropped below three percent as family incomes were eroded by rising transport and food costs.

    Fernandez said it remained very difficult to build a narrative for a strong recovery. While growth may have reached its floor, he projected that any subsequent rebound would remain shallow and well below the economy’s six-percent potential trend growth.

    Compounding the energy crisis, he said, is a rapid acceleration of second-round effects, with businesses passing higher input costs on to consumers faster than in previous shock cycles.

    Headline inflation reached 7.2 percent in both April and September, with Fernandez pointing to rice prices surging by more than 20 percent and transport costs climbing nearly 15 percent.

    He also flagged the possibility of a “Godzilla El Niño” pushing food prices even higher, warning that consumers and policymakers may have to endure headline inflation hovering around seven percent for an extended period.

    Meanwhile, Fernandez said the widening economic fallout has pushed the Philippines’ current account deficit forecast to more than four percent of GDP, underscoring the country’s vulnerability to imported energy shocks.

    Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? Do you think the economist is correct that the Philippines has crossed over into stagflation? Do you think there is nothing the national government can do to lower the prices of oil, fuel and other things that are essential for Filipinos? Do you think the national economy will fall into a recession by early 2028?

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  9. Everyone says they have anxiety. Clinical anxiety is different

    You’ve probably noticed that terms once used only within the confines of a therapist’s office are now deployed…
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  10. SpaceX says it closed $40 billion in debt financing for GPUs arriving in 2027. The structure raises questions about how AI infrastructure gets funded and what happens to smaller GPU rental companies facing tighter lending constraints. implicator.ai/spacex-gpu-debt- #AI #infrastructure #financing

  11. U.S. Army Says It Has Helped 1.5 Billion Barrels of Oil Out of Hormuz

    U.S. forces have helped Persian Gulf producers move more than 1.5 billion barrels out of the Strait of…
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  12. AWS says trust your agents more — but its own framework admits the guardrails, not the model, are what make autonomy safe, and it's still unproven.#ai #agents #aws #devops #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
    AWS Trust in Depth: Giving AI Agents More Autonomy Without Losing Control
  13. Bessent says Persian Gulf oil exports have surpassed pre-war levels

    Iranian social media users are closely following statements by US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…
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  14. Russia says 2 killed, 17 injured in Ukrainian drone attack on Voronezh

    Elena Teslova 26 October 2026•Update: 26 October 2026 Two people were killed and 17 others, including a child,…
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  15. Palestinian Authority Says 2,670 Displaced in Israel’s Hebron Operation

    Repeated Israeli incursions into the Arqoub region of southeastern Lebanon, along the border with Israel and Syria, have…
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  16. Iran military chief says US warships will not be allowed into Persian Gulf

    A strike on Iran could “absolutely” come this weekend, the US ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack, said Friday,…
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    europesays.com/iran/341854/

  17. US warplanes spotted flying over southern Iraq – IRGC-affiliated outlet

    Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi says Iraq will not participate in any war, while Iran-backed factions describe supporting Tehran…
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    europesays.com/iran/341742/

  18. Trump says Canada trade deal coming ‘soon’

    A trade agreement between the United States and Canada would be reached “pretty soon,” President Donald Trump told…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #DonaldTrump #POTUS #presidentdonaldtrump #presidentoftheUnitedStates #presidenttrump #trump
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