A 14-year-old used Gemini's live camera mode for inappropriate behavior, leading to the AI identifying him as underage. Consequently, Google banned the family's accounts.

OpenAI closed a funding round totaling $122 billion, achieving a post-money valuation of $852 billion. SoftBank co-led the round with participation from investors including Andreessen Horowitz and D. E. Shaw Ventures.

Oracle is implementing significant layoffs, with estimates indicating that between 20,000 and 30,000 employees will be affected. The notification of job cuts was communicated via email to employees early in the morning.

A .map file containing the full, readable source code of the Claude Code CLI tool was inadvertently shipped with Anthropic's npm package. The package has since been removed, but the code was widely mirrored and discussed on platforms like Hacker News.

Anthropic acknowledges that users of Claude Code are hitting usage limits significantly faster than anticipated, leading to disruptions in automated workflows. The company is actively investigating the issue, prioritizing solutions to address the unexpected quota drain.

Claude code source code has been leaked through a map file in the npm registry. The leaked code is available for download at the provided URL.

Sony has halted shipments of CFexpress Type A, CFexpress Type B, and SDXC/SDHC memory cards due to a severe shortage of NAND flash. The shortage is attributed to high demand for NAND in expanding AI data centers, and Sony does not expect to resume orders before the end of 2027.

GitHub has removed Copilot's feature that allowed it to insert advertisements, referred to as "tips," into pull requests after receiving backlash from developers. A product manager acknowledged that allowing Copilot to alter others' pull requests was a misjudgment.

A bug in Claude Code can lead to increased API costs by 10 to 20 times due to caching issues. Users may experience unexpected charges as a result of these silent bugs.

Two malicious versions of the axios HTTP client library, axios@1.14.1 and axios@0.30.4, were published to npm using compromised credentials of a lead maintainer. The attacker altered the maintainer's email to a ProtonMail address and manually published the malicious packages, which included a remote access Trojan.