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10/16Fri
  3. Alexandr Wang · X15

    Alexandr Wang Reacts to @thoughtcrime___’s “sloptoberfest” Video

    @thoughtcrime___ called the video their “official submission to sloptoberfest” and wrote, “LOOK HOW FAR WE’VE COME.” Alexandr Wang reacted: “Holy fuck Holy fucking fuck That video of yours is absurd (but actually the dopamine release from watching this video was insane)” https://twitter.com/thoughtcrime___/status/2110803960105968063

  4. TechCrunch · AI6

    TechCrunch Founder Summit Passes Offer Savings of Up to $200 Through October 16

    TechCrunch says savings of up to $200 on Founder and Investor Passes for its Founder Summit end October 16. The event is scheduled for November 4 at Boston’s SoWa Power Station, with Founder Passes priced at $199 and Investor Passes at $399. Both passes include deep-dive roundtables, breakout sessions, and 1:1 and small-group networking.

10/15Thu
  1. TechCrunch · AI6

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Final Day Features AI Sessions and Startup Battlefield

    The final day of TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 brings sessions on AI innovation, startup growth, fundraising and emerging technologies, alongside Startup Battlefield events and networking at Moscone West in San Francisco. More than 10,000 founders, investors and technology leaders are gathering, and the Expo Hall features 320+ exhibiting startups. Day 3 also includes the Startup Battlefield 2026 final and the announcement of its winner.

10/14Wed
10/13Tue
  2. Ethan Mollick · X12

    It is one week until October 20, the day my new book, Co-Existence comes out! If you pre-order before then, you get a 10 minute AI voice interview that builds a set of customized prompts, readings & use cases for you based on ideas from the book. Get it: https://co-existence.ai/

    It is one week until October 20, the day my new book, Co-Existence comes out! If you pre-order before then, you get a 10 minute AI voice interview that builds a set of customized prompts, readings & use cases for you based on ideas from the book. Get it: https://co-existence.ai/

  6. 量子位2

    QbitAI Page Says It Was Hacked by trenggalek6etar

    The QbitAI source page displays “hacked by trenggalek6etar” and lists JATIM4U, Jangene_Cakep, Panataran, 0x1999, 0xIDiot, Unlucky, and Mr.Optimuz_Root. The material provides no article details about an AI product or model.

10/12Mon
  2. TechCrunch · AI8

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Opens in 48 Hours in San Francisco

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 opens in less than 48 hours at San Francisco's Moscone West, running October 13-15. More than 10,000 founders, investors, and tech leaders are expected, alongside 250+ speakers across 200+ sessions on six stages and 300+ startups exhibiting. Speakers include RJ Scaringe of Rivian, Mark Wahlberg, Alexa von Tobel of Inspired Capital, Andrew Feldman of Cerebras Systems, Cat de Jong of Anthropic, and Les Karpas of NVIDIA. Tickets cost up to $100 less before door prices take effect October 13 at 8 a.m. PT.

10/11Sun
  1. Simon Willison12

    Dwarf Fortress uses version control now

    Simon Willison noted on October 11th that Dwarf Fortress now uses version control. The post appears in his version-control category and is accompanied by his monthly LLM developments briefing sponsorship note.

  2. Latent Space2

    Latent Space Announces NYC Subscriber Meetups for Paid Tier

    Latent Space says it is organizing NYC subscriber meetups for members of its light subscription/paid tier, thanking them for donations that it says have funded its production process indefinitely. The post is subscriber-exclusive, with the full text available only through a 7-day free trial or paid subscription.

  3. TechCrunch · AI8

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Opens in 3 Days With 300+ Startups

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 starts in three days at Moscone West in San Francisco, opening October 13 at 8 a.m. PT. More than 300 startups will showcase in the Expo Hall, while Startup Battlefield 200 features 20 finalists competing for a $100,000 prize and the Disrupt Cup. Passes are discounted up to $100, with 50% off a second ticket of the same type.

10/9Fri
  2. 雷锋网3

    Layer 7 of the “Carbon-Silicon Doctrine Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code”: closed-loop validation of systemic consistency and paradigm boundaries

    The seventh installment in the seven-layer “Carbon-Silicon Doctrine Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code” series completes a loop from phenomena and mechanisms through rights and responsibilities, industry, oversight, and civilization to self-auditing the system. This layer establishes three mechanisms: systemic-consistency checks, open falsification clauses, and paradigm-boundary locks. It specifies that the code applies only to cross-domain migration risk audits of human-built information systems and automatically becomes invalid outside that scope. The text, SVA assertions, simulation cases, and audit checklists are archived with hash baselines, with evidence nodes cross-checked across Toutiao, Douyin, and GitHub.

10/8Thu
  1. 量子位0

    QbitAI page defaced by trenggalek6etar

    A QbitAI page was altered with content attributed to trenggalek6etar. The page displayed the names JATIM4U, Jangene_Cakep, Panataran, 0x1999, 0xIDiot, Unlucky, and Mr.Optimuz_Root, among others. It also retained the notice: 'Copyright. Reproduction or use in any form without authorization is prohibited; violators will be held accountable.'

  2. 量子位1

    QbitAI page defaced by trenggalek6etar

    A QbitAI content page dated October 8, 2026 was altered with strings attributed to trenggalek6etar. Its body was replaced by names including JATIM4U, Jangene_Cakep, Panataran, 0x1999, 0xIDiot, Unlucky, and Mr.Optimuz_Root, along with a copyright notice. No original article content remained on the page.

  3. 量子位0

    QbitAI page defaced by trenggalek6etar

    A QbitAI content page published on October 8, 2026 was altered by an intruder identified as trenggalek6etar. The page displayed names including JATIM4U, Jangene_Cakep, Panataran, 0x1999, 0xIDiot, Unlucky, and Mr.Optimuz_Root. The body had been replaced and the original content was no longer visible; a copyright notice remained at the end.

  4. 量子位22

    Geely unveils AI charging technology: up to 2,250 kW per connector and a plan to reach every county by end of 2027

    Geely Auto Group unveiled its next-generation AI charging technology, Geely Smart Charge. Peak power reaches 2,250 kW per connector, maximum charging temperature stays below 65°C, and battery cycle life improves by 20%. The system uses Xingrui PowerMind, an energy brain co-developed with StepFun. In tests, the Lynk & Co 10 charged from 10% to 97% state of charge in an average of 8 minutes 40 seconds. By the end of 2027, Geely plans to build more than 22,000 charging stations and 100,000 charging connectors, becoming the first to provide coverage in every county nationwide.

  5. 雷锋网8

    Seven-layer outline of Carbon-Silicon Doctrine: Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code published in 188 installments

    The seven-layer outline of the Carbon-Silicon Doctrine: Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code has been published, with 188 main installments and four additional negative-transfer prototypes, NT1–NT4, serving as a zero-numbered baseline and excluded from the main series. The layers are: Migration Incident Analysis (001–021), Migration Technical Mechanisms (022–051), Migration Rights and Responsibilities (053–081), Cross-Industry Migration Governance (082–109), Cross-Domain Top-Level Oversight (110–136), Civilization-Level Migration Risk Control (137–163), and Final Code Locking (164–188).

10/7Wed
  1. 雷锋网1

    Carbon-Silicon Doctrine AI Safety and Civilization Governance Code, installment 189: final index volume published

    Installment 189 of the Carbon-Silicon Doctrine AI Safety and Civilization Governance Code is published as the sole official final index for the complete 1–188 series. It consolidates the code's five-level hierarchy, volume locations, and archival hash index. It establishes five levels: axiomatic foundations, technical risk control, industrial implementation, institutional adaptation, and civilizational stability. It designates installments 1–186 as permanently frozen canonical texts and 187–188 as the highest-authority civilizational lock records. Each volume has its own hash snapshot and a global cross-hash anchor; external references must follow the hierarchy in this index.

  2. 雷锋网5

    Carbon-Silicon Doctrine publishes an overview of its 188-part Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code

    The Carbon-Silicon Doctrine published an overview of its 188-part Cross-Domain Migration Governance Code, proposing a governance framework for cross-domain AI migration from weak AI through AGI. Its core test is the NT1–NT4 negative-transfer system, arranged in seven progressive layers (installments 001–188) with a 000 baseline set. The code includes three audit tools—a migration lineage validator, a copper-vein interface simulator, and an automated NT negative-transfer classifier—but none has yet been implemented in code.

10/6Tue
10/4Sun