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A CVE was issued for an SQLite vulnerability that doesn't exist, exposing how LLM hallucinations are entering the security infrastructure. Alibaba's Qwen3.8 raised the bar for open-weight coding models, while Dwarkesh Patel argued H100 compute could become 15x more expensive once AI reaches human-engineer capability. BioNTech named a new CEO after a six-month vacancy, and the FTC sued Hims & Hers over patient data privacy violations.

Leaked internal messages reveal Sam Altman strategized in 2023 to release a local GPT-3-class model to suppress competitors and dry up funding; separately, a security researcher found a WordPress RCE using GPT-5.6 for $25, and Kimi K3's 2.8T open-weights release continued pressure on closed frontier labs. In pharma, Eli Lilly's psychedelics acquisition drew further industry analysis, GSK axed its key cough drug candidate, and a state Medicaid audit exposed PBM cost-obscuring tactics. The economy section covers Waymo safety data, the UK as a cautionary macro tale, and Basel III's hidden fragility inside bank holding companies.

An OpenAI reasoning model disproved an 80-year-old Erdős conjecture in discrete geometry for under $1,000 in compute, a result mathematicians are calling one of the most significant AI contributions to pure math to date. Eli Lilly's retatrutide, a triple-receptor obesity drug, produced bariatric-surgery-level weight loss in a Phase 3 trial, though dropout rates from side effects were notable. Google shipped Gemini 3.5 Flash to general availability at Google I/O and announced a $100 AI Ultra subscription tier. The acting head of NIH's infectious disease institute stepped down as senators pressed NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya on leadership gaps and a proposed 2027 budget cut. Kevin Warsh was confirmed and sworn in as the new Federal Reserve chair this week.