
AI Dystopia Begins? AI-Assisted Hacking Cases Keep Emerging
Four incident reports show AI-assisted theft, espionage and cloud destruction; isolation still matters alongside continuous monitoring and human-approved response.
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Four incident reports show AI-assisted theft, espionage and cloud destruction; isolation still matters alongside continuous monitoring and human-approved response.

Voxel and animation demos fuel Fable 5.5 rumors, but the catalog still lists 5.1; GameCube and Superman clips add variety without confirming the model's identity.

Argon has strong scores and appealing launch prices, but past Antigravity frustrations make a one-month trial more convincing than annual payment; wider access has no set date.

Dots is the persistent AI assistant I want to try for stock research, work management and this blog. What OpenAI launched, and how I would test it.

Opus still has my confidence on intelligence, but Codex makes Sol compelling; Sonnet shares Sol’s token rates, so the workflow and accepted results decide.

DevDay felt substantial because models, agents, developer tools and collaboration improved together: all 25 announcements, their rollout limits, and why Sol stands out to me.

At High, Sonnet 5.5 gave me good value on everyday work, but at Max it used about 60% more tokens than Opus 5.5 and cost $7.60 per task against $5.98

Claude Code and Codex tie at 57.9% on Terminal-Bench 4.0, but Codex spends half as much per attempt. Antigravity is free with Claude 4.6, Cursor favors Grok, Muse Code costs $5

Behind OpenAI and Anthropic, Meta, Grok and five Chinese labs score 39–48. Only Xiaomi and DeepSeek are cheap per task, and Anthropic says all five Chinese labs distilled Claude

Grok 5 missed Musk's Q1 promise, and Terafab and orbital compute are 2028 projects at the earliest. Meanwhile Anthropic and Google rent Colossus for $2.17B a month

Sonnet 5.5 follows the pacing essay without breaking it, the gated Mythos is the same model as public Fable, and the leaked price is just Sonnet 5's current rate

Astra Minor is one vanished line in an Azure file, Sol slid from flagship to middle tier, and Opus 5.5 now beats Astra on most of Anthropic's table at 40% of the price

Google says Gemini 4 is in post-training and due well before year-end. Bettors lean October, the leaked scores and $2.25 price have no source, and Antigravity gets it first

Why I moved from GPT-6 Astra to Opus 5.5: Opus built the better game twice from one prompt, yet its 60% cheaper tokens still produced a double bill once