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Specialists from Hacktron AI were able to gain access to an OpenAI employee’s account in ChatGPT and the company’s internal repository on GitHub by using an Anthropic Claude neural network for this. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal.

The hack became possible due to a vulnerability in the Discourse service—through it, researchers obtained authorization tokens that turned out to be usable to sign in to OpenAI accounts. This involves white-hat hackers: after discovering a loophole, they did not exploit it to harm the company, but instead passed the information to OpenAI in exchange for a reward.

Right now, the activity of large Bitcoin holders is at its highest level in 11 years — similar volumes of fund movement have not been recorded since 2015.

Big players have started a large-scale redistribution of $BTC between wallets.

As history shows, such processes usually precede strong market moves.

⁨😎 Discipline your thoughts.
Stop thinking too much.

Don’t drift into the past and don’t run into the future. Stay here, in the present. Because only then does your mind become free. Inner energy is released, and you can fully immerse yourself in what you’re doing. And then you’re truly here. Here and now.⁩

Potential IPOs for OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX could, by valuation, surpass all listings by U.S. tech giants over the past 45 years.

SpaceX’s market capitalization today already reaches $2 trillion.

By the end of the year, Anthropic with a $2 trillion valuation and OpenAI, valued at $1.2 trillion, could be added to the company.

If you add these figures together, the total valuation would be $5.2 trillion—more than the $4.1 trillion at which all Big Tech listings from 1980 to 2025 are valued.

Founder of Bridgewater — the largest hedge fund in the US — billionaire Ray Dalio sold the remaining stake he held in the company and left the board of directors.

Saudi Arabia left the mBridge project — a platform that brings together central banks based on blockchain technology in order to circumvent U.S. sanctions. The Financial Times describes this project as Chinese.

Children— they’re always in motion; they don’t sit in front of the TV, they don’t scroll through Instagram—at least that’s how it used to be. Now they’ve changed a bit, and we’re developing through play.

Imagine you wake up and you go for a run—that’s one world. There are runners. Big tennis—another world. Swimming—there are three worlds. Dancing—there are four worlds. As a child, you take new information from each world, and you become a child because you merge with new information. And for us, on the contrary, we need to interact with a large number of elements—then all our lives we’ll be children, playing.

What stops us is only our position, our responsibilities, our ego. If we’re above that and we understand it—then to be a child, you just need to be and do different things, extracting joy from them.

A state of joy is a child’s state with a clear mind. I believe a person should have a clear mind and joy—then they will be a child.

I have absolutely all notifications turned off. I’m not subscribed to anything. I can only be called by mom, dad, and three and a half people. And even they almost never use it, because they know how I feel about it.

I never have situations where a computer, laptop, or phone makes a sound and I suddenly think of going there. That just doesn’t happen. Besides, I’m almost always wearing noise-canceling headphones. Because intellectual processes, epiphanies, and ideas are born in silence. And you can radically change your life only through an idea. A deep idea.

Only an idiot thinks that you simply need to work a lot and hard without a goal or mission. First the idea. Then hard work. An idea comes only in solitude. And solitude is the absence of external distractions. A vacuum.

And in that vacuum, control begins. Not slavery to emotions, not reacting to stimuli, not automatism. Most modern people don’t control either their thoughts or their emotions. They’re led by signals.

A person is born where you yourself determine the course of your thoughts. Today there’s no problem getting competence. No problem understanding what to do. The only problem is the lack of internal control.

As Bloomberg reports, amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence in Silicon Valley, the number of layoffs of IT specialists has nearly doubled. At the same time, the number of open developer vacancies has dropped by 42% compared to 2022.

Alongside this, a demand is emerging in the labor market for a new type of specialist—someone who can not only code, but also help corporate clients implement AI-based solutions.

⚡️ Trump won the US presidential election

🇺🇸 In front of his supporters in Florida, Trump announced: "We won!" Kamala Harris ended up losing, and Republicans took both chambers in the Senate. Now Trump has full monopoly—and it seems there’s quite an interesting show ahead.

🚀 Trump’s campaign team is already celebrating, and the market has picked up the wave and delivered solid growth. Obviously, investors were happy with the prospect of growth in crypto and, of course, tough measures against China and strengthening the domestic economy.

🚀 Now Trump and his team have all the levers to make decisions, and you can expect they won’t hesitate to use them.

Bitcoin above $85,000.

According to the WSJ, ECB head Christine Lagarde had to step in personally to prevent the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, from obtaining a unified European license via Greece. In the meantime, Greek officials assured the company that its application fully complied with requirements and raised no concerns. Binance even prepared an announcement of an “important event”—the company’s CEO, Richard Teng, was going to travel to Athens and take a photo with Greece’s prime minister. However, those plans ultimately did not materialize.

Germany is considering introducing a fuel price cap — this is reported by the Bild outlet.

A man, like a woman, is shaped by his surroundings.

It’s no coincidence that the Bible says:
Do not be deceived: thin communities corrupt good morals.

You do understand that artificial intelligence already affects decisions that concern each of us?

🧿 Many still believe that AI is ChatGPT and other neural networks used only by enthusiasts. In reality, it’s been built into everyday services for quite a while now.

Today, algorithms help banks assess borrowers, employers select candidates, and marketplaces determine which products you’ll see first. In many cases, AI shapes the choice even before a human gets involved.

And this is only the beginning. In just a few years, artificial intelligence has become part of the global digital infrastructure.

Next comes our favorite AI agents. They won’t just analyze information—they’ll carry out tasks on their own: finding products, tracking price drops, placing orders, booking services, and interacting with digital services on a person’s behalf.

We’re gradually approaching the moment when not only the way we use the internet will change, but also the very model of how people interact with the digital world.

The main muscle you need to train is self-discipline. Not your biceps, not your chest, and not something like that. Once you’ve trained self-discipline, everything else will take care of itself.

And the gym is a great example: often you won’t feel like going to a workout. But you have to push past that initial reluctance. Then you reach a state where you start enjoying it and thinking, “How great that I went to the gym today.”

According to Elon Musk, artificial intelligence will lead to the growth of US GDP next year increasing twofold.