Signal: The AI backlash reached a party memo, a federal exploit advisory and a reorg notice today -- while Stripe, Marvell and OpenAI kept compounding.
WIRED pulled 450 files off Flock's own website and reconstructed an AI tool already in police hands that names drivers, maps their associates and finds them by nothing but where and when they drive.
Marvell's filing gives Google a warrant on 59 million of its shares, vesting only as Google buys chips -- $120bn of purchases to earn it all, and Broadcom lost $87bn the same morning.
A joint federal advisory says unidentified actors are aiming AI-generated exploit scripts at internet-exposed Siemens controllers in energy, water and chemical plants -- disguised as monitoring tools, and called an active threat, not a theoretical one.
The Senate Republican campaign arm told AI companies in a private memo that data centers are sinking Jon Husted in Ohio -- and that fixing the industry's brand is the industry's job, not the party's.
GOP to AI: We Can't Fix Your Toxic Brand
