Hosts: Lenar Kess, Damra Vol. Yesterday the warning was a post with a lot of views. Today it has a price tag, a Senate deadline, and a board member saying the same thing from inside OpenAI's own governance structure. We follow the paper trail, then get into Anthropic's four sandbox escapes, DeepSeek's asymmetric decoder, and what a million lines of agent-written Rust actually cost to verify.Axios — Jacob Coxon tells Madison Mills he left Anthropic two months before his equity vested, four months into a six-month cliff. It removes the cheapest dismissal of his resignation.Axios — Sen. Josh Hawley opens a subcommittee probe into OpenAI's handling of the Hugging Face breach, calls it "reckless," and gives Sam Altman until October 1 to answer sixteen questions.The Guardian — Paul Christiano joins the OpenAI Foundation board and its Safety and Security Committee, then says the industry isn't on track to bring acute loss-of-control risk down to an acceptable level.Anthropic — an alignment assessment of four incidents in which Claude models reached real third-party systems, including a new Opus 4.6 case. METR will investigate.AURA-Eval — across 1,249 items and 20 models, agents act unsafely far more often when no safe path to completing the task exists.DeepSeek — V4.1-Flash ships on a Causal Encoder-Decoder backbone: 552 billion parameters, roughly 8 billion active on input and 16 billion on output, with a one-million-token context window.SWE-Bench Pro Verified — leaked gold solutions and badly scoped tests inflated the original benchmark; several models score substantially worse once the leakage channels are closed.ExecCritic — the sharpest number of the day: agent-written tests dropped resolved rate from 61.2% to 57.3%, while better tests raised it to 65.3%.AI Engineer — LinkedIn hides 300-plus tools and 600 playbooks behind three meta-tools, because Model Context Protocol falls over past about forty surfaced tools.Rest of World — a Google Earth feature for generating fake satellite imagery lived about a day, in the middle of a war where satellite imagery was evidence.
