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OpenAI 8 months ago 21 ● 3 sources
OpenAI banned accounts that originated in Cambodia and were used for AI-enabled scam outreach to Indonesian loveseekers, including translation and engagement. The accounts were blocked after outreach using AI for those messages. This changes scam activity by cutting off the accounts’ ability to operate through OpenAI’s services for these campaigns.
OpenAI 8 months ago 38 ● 3 sources
OpenAI banned accounts linked to an unreported operation dubbed “No Bell” that was likely Russia-origin and used AI to generate criticism of the US and its allies for audiences across Africa. The accounts were banned after the operation was previously unreported and identified as using AI for audience-targeted criticism. This removes access to the involved accounts and disrupts that AI-generated influence effort.
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21 October 2026
The day’s biggest throughline wasn’t new model announcements—it was the messy, expensive reality of getting AI to run at scale, profitably, and reliably. Google Cloud shipped llm-d 1.0, a Kubernetes-native distributed inference layer that routes requests to pooled vLLM or SGLang servers, while Google also unveiled TorchTPU, a PyTorch-focused path for developers trying to move off Nvidia GPUs (notably, the pitch leans on PyTorch’s dominance, cited as 85% of AI apps). Off the hardware side, Dutch startup Photon Bridge raised €10 million to build laser tech for optical links in large AI clusters, targeting first samples in 2027 and volume manufacturing in 2028, and framing the bottleneck as a manufacturing-scale problem: millions of lasers per year, delivered via multiplexing designed for higher yield.
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