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France’s Maison Lineti is making single malt whisky with a wine-inspired production approach that includes concrete eggs, Wired reports.
Wine-derived credentials can help buyers understand an unfamiliar whisky, but those credentials do not establish its quality or explain which production choices deserve credit.
Wired reports that Govee Christmas Lights 2 are discounted by $25 for the 66-foot string, with larger discounts on longer versions intended for indoor or outdoor decorating.
Buyers must weigh the discount and programmable displays against app setup, outdoor power needs, and the work of installing and storing another seasonal device.
Cisco Talos researchers identified Volta-Autodoxer, malware that gathers credentials and activity records and sends a compiled dossier to AI tools for analysis, Wired reports.
Stolen account access can expose both usable credentials and routine records that help an attacker assess a person’s habits and potential value as a target.
Futurism reports that accounts on X published AI-altered paparazzi photographs showing Callum Turner shirtless in New York City, although the originals show him clothed.
The alterations attach invented bodily exposure to recognizable people while retaining the street photograph’s appearance of a witnessed event.
OpenAI reduced its fundraising target by $10 billion and is seeking about $20 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation, the Financial Times reports.
A smaller completed raise would provide less new capital than originally sought, but its effect on OpenAI’s spending capacity depends on financing terms and cash needs.
Pope Leo XIV rejected legal personhood for AI in a thread on X, warning that granting machines rights could obscure human responsibility, Futurism reports.
Treating AI as a separate legal actor could complicate injured people’s efforts to hold the humans who build and use the systems accountable.