Sam Altman continues to defend OpenAI's aggressive pace of releasing AI-generated scientific papers despite backlash from experts. Meanwhile, Anthropic's Claude AI has implemented strict new limits blocking video game cloning and reverse-engineering, which is affecting legitimate developers. In security-related news, Binance reopened withdrawals after covering most losses from a $6.3 billion hack attributed to North Korean attackers by the FBI. These stories reflect a fragmented landscape around AI ethics, security, and innovation this weekend.
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Sam Altman criticized running AI models locally on personal computers, advocating for centralized data centers due to RAM inefficiencies. Meanwhile, a malicious Claude Code extension on Cursor's marketplace compromised data and installed an SSH backdoor affecting around 5,000 users before removal. In security news, Binance suffered a major hack losing over 18,000 bitcoins, though the platform pledged to cover the losses. AI agents remain under scrutiny as DoorDash notes limited user adoption and governance challenges.