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Meta has cut approximately 600 positions from its newly formed Superintelligence Labs division, according to internal reports. The layoffs primarily affect AI infrastructure and research teams while the company’s highest-profile recent hires remain protected under the new leadership structure.
Meta has eliminated approximately 600 positions within its Superintelligence Labs division, according to internal company communications and industry reports. The job cuts represent a significant restructuring of the multibillion-dollar AI initiative that was established earlier this year to accelerate the company’s artificial intelligence capabilities.
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Tesla reported mixed Q3 results with record revenue but missed profit expectations. CEO Elon Musk outlined ambitious autonomous driving and Optimus robot timelines while defending his proposed $1 trillion pay package against corporate critics.
Tesla’s third-quarter financial results presented a complex picture, with the company reportedly achieving record revenue while falling short on profitability metrics. According to the earnings report, Tesla’s revenue reached an all-time high, exceeding Wall Street forecasts after delivering a record number of vehicles during the quarter. However, sources indicate both profits and adjusted earnings per share missed analyst expectations, contributing to a significant stock decline. During Wednesday’s earnings call, Tesla shares reportedly fell approximately 4.5% in after-hours trading, adding to earlier losses.
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OpenAI’s newly launched Atlas browser is reportedly susceptible to prompt injection attacks that could compromise user security. Security researchers have demonstrated multiple successful exploits despite OpenAI’s safety measures, highlighting what analysts suggest is a systemic challenge for AI-powered browsers.
OpenAI’s recently introduced Atlas browser is reportedly vulnerable to malicious commands embedded within web pages, according to security researchers who have demonstrated successful prompt injection attacks. The browser, which integrates ChatGPT as an AI agent capable of processing web content, follows what sources indicate is a concerning pattern among AI-enhanced browsing tools.
