The 90-day coordinated disclosure period has closed without any notices from vendors, raising concerns over vulnerability management and AI-driven exploits.
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The 90-Day Window Closed. Nobody Sent a Notice.
The Co-Founder’s Black Hole — A Structural Read on Jack Clark’s Automated AI R&D Essay
Jack Clark predicts a >60% chance of fully automated AI research by 2028, highlighting structural risks and institutional gaps in AI policy.
732 Bytes to Root. One Hour of Scan Time.
A 732-byte Python script exposes a universal privilege escalation flaw affecting all Linux kernels since 2017, discovered in just one hour of scan time.
Every Benchmark Launched 2023-2024 Has Fallen — The METR / SWE-Bench / CORE-Bench / MLE-Bench / PostTrainBench Sequence
Every benchmark measuring AI research and development launched between 2023-2024 has reached saturation or is nearing it, signaling accelerated AI capability growth.
Jack Clark Says It Out Loud — Reading the Co-Founder’s 60%/2028 Estimate on Automated AI R&D
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark publicly estimates a 60% probability that AI systems capable of autonomously building their own successors will emerge by 2028.
The Skills Marketplace, Six Months Later: Predicted vs Actual
An analysis of the emergent skills marketplace six months post-prediction, highlighting growth, fragmentation, and future challenges.
The Compute Concentration Audit: When Sovereign Wealth Funds Notice Three Companies Own the Frontier
Major regulators are investigating the dominance of AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud in AI infrastructure, affecting global tech strategies and investments.
The Power Bottleneck: AI Data Centers and the Grid Cliff Approaching 2027-2028
Power constraints threaten AI data center expansion, with capacity growth outpacing grid upgrades, risking deployment delays and increased costs by 2028.
The Continual Learning Research Map: Where the Memento Constraint Stands in May 2026
An update on the research landscape for the Memento Constraint, showing progress, challenges, and timelines for achieving genuine continual learning in AI systems.
The New Personal Agent Layer
OpenClaw and Hermes introduce a new layer of persistent personal agents capable of acting across digital environments, transforming AI interaction.
