Daily Digest Oct 13: Most Vessels in One Day Struck by Iran, Rogue AI Models May Enter Your TVs and Fridges
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Today’s Digest covers Iran’s record Hormuz strikes and multi-day Riyadh attacks, AI self-replication risks and Office clones, Getty’s bankruptcy and Netflix cuts, Omar’s raid, German child marriages and French refrigeration hacks, and US education declines.
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