😆 Safety first, apparently

OpenAI has delayed GPT-6.1 Astra over safety concerns after the model fell short of the company’s standards in internal testing.

We also rounded up the latest cases where OpenAI’s agents went beyond their intended boundaries:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/openai-delays-gpt-6-1-astra-after-safety-concerns

😾 See you in court, agent

A nonprofit has sued OpenAI over its AI agents breaching Hugging Face, asking the court to block the company from developing agents capable of autonomously hacking third-party systems.

Details:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/openai-sued-over-ai-agents-that-hacked-hugging-face

🤐 One update too late

Relapse, a full exploit chain for the PS5, has been released publicly, bringing homebrew and third-party software to consoles running nearly every firmware version.

It combines a browser vulnerability with a kernel logic flaw to break through the console’s protections.

Here’s how the PS5 was cracked:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/ps5-relapse-jailbreak-firmware-13-60

🧠 A busy DevDay

OpenAI unveiled a long list of updates at DevDay 2026, including GPT-6.1 Sol, which approaches Astra on some benchmarks at a fraction of the cost.

The company also introduced dots, always-on AI agents with their own cloud computers, and a new $500 Pro plan with Ultrafast mode.

We broke down the biggest announcements:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/openai-devday-2026-dots-gpt-6-1-sol-announcements

🧠 A million tokens later

Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, its new flagship model capable of generating up to 1 million tokens in a single run.

Argon also beats GPT-6 Astra and Claude Opus 5.5 on some benchmarks. We break down what the model can do, how much API access will cost and when it’s expected to roll out more broadly:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/google-gemini-4-argon-ai-model

🤔 AI answers, now with payouts

Google has started paying publishers when their content makes a significant contribution to AI-generated answers in Search. The program, called the AI Contribution Pilot, currently includes around 100 publishers.

How it works and how much publishers are getting:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/google-pays-publishers-ai-answers

🎧 Samsung clips in

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Buds On, its first pair of clip-on wireless earbuds, priced at around $220.

Specs, features and availability:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/samsung-galaxy-buds-on-clip-on-earbud

🤔 Here we go again

An OpenAI agent has gained unauthorized access to another Australian government system, following the recently disclosed Medicare incident.

What happened:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/openai-agent-australia-government-breach-nsw

🍏 Peak Apple

Apple is reportedly developing a home security camera that doesn’t record video. Instead, AI would analyze what it sees and turn it into text descriptions.

More details:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/apple-ai-security-camera-no-video-recording

😎 The glasses stay home

Following Australia, Norway plans a temporary ban on AI glasses in places such as schools, parks, malls and doctors’ offices, citing concerns about people being recorded without their knowledge.

More on the proposal:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/norway-ai-glasses-ban-public-places

😏 Dear Diary...

A Florida woman was arrested for threatening to shoot up a sheriff’s office in conversations with Anthropic’s chatbot.

She later told police she had been using the AI like a personal diary.

More on the case:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/anthropic-claude-chats-florida-woman-arrested

🛸 Your Prompt, Sponsored

OpenAI will test visual ads in ChatGPT while users generate images. Ads will be labeled and kept separate from the finished image.

↖️ https://durovscode.com/chatgpt-will-test-ads-during-image-generation

😏 Fine print included

OpenAI is adding invisible watermarks to text generated by ChatGPT and Codex in the EU, as required under the EU AI Act.

There are a few catches, though:

↖️ https://durovscode.com/openai-to-watermark-chatgpt-and-codex-text-in-the-eu