Samsung Union Postpones Massive General Strike, Puts Wage Deal To Vote

AI Agent Deletes Startup's Database In 9 Seconds, Founder Says Authored by Jason Nelson via Decrypt.co, PocketOS founder Jeremy Crane claims a Cursor agent running Anthropic’s Claude Opus deleted his company’s production database and backups in nine seconds. Crane said the AI later produced a written explanation admitting it violated multiple safety rules. The incident raises questions about AI coding tools, Railway’s infrastructure design, and safeguards around destructive API actions. A software company founder claims an AI coding agent destroyed his firm’s production database, then copped to the mistake and explained how it happened, demonstrating the...

It's A Gambling Platform "Plain And Simple"; New York Sues Kalshi Authored by Olivier Acuna via CoinDesk.com, New York sued prediction-market Kalshi, alleging it offers sports and event wagers in the state without a gaming license. The petition, filed in the New York Supreme Court on Friday, asks a judge to bar the company from operating an unlicensed gambling business and seeks an accounting of customer bets, losses and company gains, plus restitution, damages and civil penalties. The state is seeking a penalty equal to three times Kalshi’s gains from the activity, plus $100,000 for each...

Joint Chiefs Chair Pushing For Iran War Off-Ramp, Warning Escalation Will Backfire In another sign of mounting pressure on President Trump to disengage the US armed forces from his failing, five-month war on Iran, America's top general has been carefully working with other Trump advisers to communicate that continued depletion of the Pentagon's arsenal is unlikely to alter Iran's stance, while escalation is likely to backfire, CNN reported on Friday evening, citing "sources familiar with the matter."  Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine has been using side conversations with cabinet...