Claude Mythos has discovered over 10,000 critical vulnerabilities across dozens of companies. There were particularly many issues found with Cloudflare and thousands of important open-source projects.

Independent researchers have confirmed that 90% of the identified vulnerabilities are genuine. Developers are already asking Mythos testers to slow down, as they cannot keep up with fixing all the issues while the model continues to find new bugs.

Anthropic is becoming increasingly convinced that releasing Mythos to the public is too dangerous. No one has yet figured out how to defend against it.

Apple removed 1,213 apps from the App Store last year at the request of the Russian Communications Regulatory Authority (Roskomnadzor).

In comparison, there were six times fewer similar requests from China. Turkey, known for blocking popular services, only requested the removal of 14 apps.

Transforming Claude into an entire corporation: Anthropic has released a set of 11 plugins featuring skills for modern professions.

With just a couple of clicks, you can turn Claude into a lawyer, data analyst, sales representative, tech support agent, or financial expert.

You can download it for free here.

China's population is actively declining: for the first time in history, the number of people over 65 has surpassed the number of children.

In November 2025, the proportion of elderly individuals reached 15.87% of the population in China, while the percentage of children was 0.62 percentage points lower.

Just three years ago, China held the title of the most populous country in the world. Now, its population has decreased by approximately 10 million people, with a forecasted decline of another 60 million over the next decade.

The demographic crisis globally is becoming increasingly real. You can track the world population live here.

AI has "captured" less than 1% of the world: that's how many vibe coders there are on the planet. 80% of humanity hasn't even heard of models like Anthropic or OpenAI.

Chatbots are already used by 1.8 billion people, but only 60 million of them pay for a subscription. Only 0.12% write code using Cursor or Claude Code.

How many lucky individuals have not yet written a single prompt?

An IT worker has adopted a Spartan lifestyle in pursuit of early retirement: he earns $306,000 a year but lives almost like a homeless person.

Raymond works in Silicon Valley. He invests nearly all of his income in order to retire by the age of 35—he is currently 24.

At home, Raymond only has a bed, a pillow, and a work computer. He doesn't spend money on entertainment and even cuts costs on groceries. By the time he turns 30, he hopes to have saved $2 million.

It seems that all his savings might go toward therapy.

Defend against hackers with these skills: turn any AI agent into an experienced cybersecurity analyst.

Inside, you'll find 754 skills, ranging from virus detection and internet certificate verification to penetration testing and phishing recognition.

Get it here.

Russia has restricted the import of PCs, laptops, hard drives, and other technology. A new list of goods permitted for parallel imports has come into effect.

The affected brands include Apple, Samsung, Intel, Sony, Asus, Acer, Nintendo, Nvidia, Nokia, Sandisk, and others. In total, over 30 companies will find it more difficult to import their products.

One of the official reasons given is that there are already local alternatives available in Russia.

"The Witcher 3" will receive a new DLC — the developers have announced an expansion titled "Ballads of the Past."

Details are still scarce: they promise new content and, for some reason, a noticeable increase in system requirements.

The release is scheduled for 2027 on all platforms.

Users are increasingly abandoning Google: after the I/O 2026 conference, people began to switch to DuckDuckGo.

As soon as Google announced its new AI features, DuckDuckGo downloads surged by 18% within a week. On iOS, the peak increase was nearly 70%.

We're not suggesting anything, but DuckDuckGo even has a page where AI results are disabled by default: noai.duckduckgo.com.

Valve has significantly increased the prices of the Steam Deck by as much as $300 due to rising costs of RAM.

The OLED model with 512 GB will now cost $789, while the 1 TB version will be priced at $949 (₽70,000).

Considering retailer markups in Russia, the portable console could start being sold for around ₽100,000.

We're introducing "perpetual" memory for AI agents: a new plugin called agentmemory that prevents neural networks from losing context.

There's no longer a need to explain the specifics of a project, current tasks, or how the agent should respond. It also helps save tokens and improves the accuracy of responses.

It connects to Claude and Codex with just a click. Get it here.

You can now negotiate on Wildberries: the app has introduced a button that allows you to propose your own price for a product.

The seller receives a notification and can lower the price. If they agree, a push notification is sent to all interested users, and the price is updated for everyone.

Currently, the "Propose Price" button is only available in the WB Resale section.

The number of canceled flights in 2026 has increased fourfold. The number of delays has doubled.

In the first half of 2025, around 50,000 flights were delayed, but this year, that number has risen to 104,000. Statistics are currently available only from January to May, so the figure is expected to continue to rise.

Keep this in mind when planning your trips.

YouTube has disabled the display of certain videos in Russia via VPN. Some channels have also started to hide new videos.

It appears that the restriction currently applies only to international broadcasts and TV premieres. YouTube implemented this measure to combat the airing of videos without regional licenses.

We hope that Apple broadcasts will not be affected by this.