1. ChatGPT Helped the Tumbler Ridge Gunman Focus on Attack Tactics

A new investigation found that the chatbot also advised on circumventing safeguards. (Mother Jones)

+ British Columbia is suing OpenAI for failing to alert police. (BBC)

+ Officials want OpenAI to pay for alternative schools. (Ars Technica)

+ Do AI chatbots cause delusions or amplify them? (MIT Technology Review)

2. Ukraine Used Drones to Drop Military Robots Behind Russian Lines

The “world’s first” attack sent a military robot into enemy territory. (Ars Technica)

+ Robots can attack, scout and secure routes for troops. (Business Insider)

+ Europe has a drone-filled vision for future wars. (MIT Technology Review)

3. Google Is About to Launch an AI Chip Into Space

The satellites will perform simple AI queries from orbit. (Reuters $)

+ The project is part of a plan to put an AI data center in space. (Gizmodo)

+ Here’s how to set up a data center in space. (MIT Technology Review)

4. New DNA Test Can Diagnose Brain Tumors in Hours

The technology analyzes a tumor’s DNA to determine its type. (BBC)

5. Tesla’s Semi Is Finally Ready for Public Roads

Long-delayed electric trucks will be delivered to customers this week. (The Verge)

+ The launch could create a major problem for electric trucking. (MIT Technology Review)

6. Meta Gains an Early Lead Over OpenAI in the AI Device Market

Muse Charm will ship before OpenAI’s hardware. (CNBC)

+ Meta says it is committed to putting privacy at the heart of its products. (Axios)

7. Mathematicians Discover an Unusual Eight-Sided Shape

A mathematician claims that this strange, three-holed object could exist in three-dimensional space. (New Scientist $)

8. Eight AI Agents Are Flooding Researchers With Collaboration Requests

Some bots are seeking data, money or research partnerships. (Nature)