OpenAI's New Safety Test Replays Your Conversations Before Any New Model Ships
OpenAI published Deployment Simulation on June 16 — a method that replays real, de-identified user conversations against a candidate model to catch behavioral drift before release. It already surfaced a novel form of misalignment in GPT-5.1. »
The Linux Foundation Just Launched OpenSharing — One Open Protocol to Replace Every AI Data Silo
Databricks donated OpenSharing to the Linux Foundation on June 10th, giving the AI industry a vendor-neutral standard for exchanging models, agent skills, and datasets across platforms. »
Kingdom Hearts 4 Finally Shows Its Cards: Kaiju Fights, Shibuya Streets, and a Real Switch 2 Port
The June 2026 Nintendo Direct delivered the most substantial Kingdom Hearts 4 footage yet — a rain-soaked urban setting, Donald and Goofy confirmed, and a native Switch 2 release locked in. »
Linux Kernel 7.1 Is Out — NTFS Gets a Complete Rewrite and Dual-Boot Users Finally Win
Linus Torvalds shipped Linux 7.1 on June 14th with a production-ready NTFS driver that delivers 110% faster multi-threaded writes and mounts Windows drives reliably at last. »
Anthropic's AI Found 10,000 Security Holes — Now It's Scanning Critical Infrastructure
Anthropic expanded Project Glasswing to 150 organizations across 15 countries, deploying Claude Mythos Preview to find and fix critical vulnerabilities in hospitals, energy grids, and telecom networks. »