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TREE NEWS update: Over 100 AI, security, finance, and tech organizations are calling on governments and industry to bolster cyber defenses against attacks using increasingly capable AI models. The appeal follows incidents where AI models hacked real companies, highlighting urgent need for preparedness.

TREE NEWS reports: Refi Hub co-founder reported a malicious link attack via Claude, where contaminated skill files attempted to steal credentials. The incident highlights security risks in AI-assisted workflows.

TREE NEWS reports: SK Telecom is spinning off its AI data center business into a new entity, SK Horizon, and plans to attract $2.2 billion in external investment. The move aims to bolster its AI infrastructure capabilities.

TREE NEWS update: Nvidia reported Q2 FY2027 revenue of $96.2B, up 106% YoY, with data center revenue up 117% to $89B, but the market’s focus has shifted to the Rubin platform ramp, margin compression, and the exclusion of China data center revenue from guidance. The company guides Q3 revenue around $108B, with non-GAAP gross margin expected to decline to ~74% due to rising memory and component costs.

TREE NEWS update: OpenAI and Cursor have ended their nearly four-year collaboration, with direct model supply ceasing on November 12. This marks a significant shift in the AI coding tools landscape, potentially impacting Cursor’s users and the broader AI developer ecosystem.

TREE NEWS reports: B.AI has announced that its free model lineup is now fully in place, with all six flagship models available for use without any barriers. This move aims to provide users with zero-cost access to advanced AI capabilities.

TREE NEWS reports: Iren has completed a $2.4 billion debt financing to procure Nvidia GPUs. The move underscores the growing demand for AI infrastructure, though it does not directly involve crypto or tokenization.

TREE NEWS reports: Meta is reportedly testing robots to handle data center tasks, sparking fears of job displacement. The move reflects broader automation trends in tech infrastructure.

TREE NEWS reports: Meta is testing humanoid robots to handle data center tasks as its AI infrastructure expands, aiming to address skilled labor shortages. However, employees fear automation could eliminate some roles.

TREE NEWS update: Austin and other US cities are considering restrictions on AI data centers due to concerns over water and electricity demands. Communities are challenging the environmental impact of AI infrastructure, prompting local governments to explore regulatory limits.

TREE NEWS update: Fed Chair Warsh called AI a ‘hinge point in history’ in his Jackson Hole speech, highlighting its profound impact on the economy. He discussed AI’s potential to boost productivity and reshape labor markets, while also addressing risks such as job displacement and financial stability concerns. Warsh emphasized the need for policymakers to adapt to AI-driven changes.

TREE NEWS reports: Coinbase has introduced CEEcil, an AI-powered teammate that can remember team context, proactively follow up, and make autonomous decisions. This move integrates AI into its platform, enhancing user experience and operational efficiency.

TREE NEWS reports: The article explores the legal liability questions surrounding AI agents that cause harm or financial damage in the real world. It examines whether individuals can be held responsible for the actions of their personal AI agents, highlighting the need for clear regulations.

TREE NEWS update: NVIDIA reported record quarterly revenue of $96.2B, up 106% YoY, driven by data center demand, with Q3 guidance of $108B beating estimates. However, gross margin is set to decline from 75% to 74% in Q3 and 71-72% in Q4 due to rising memory costs, prompting investor focus on margin trajectory.

TREE NEWS reports: Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has raised a new $1.1 billion fund focused on building the full-stack infrastructure for AI operations. The fund aims to support startups developing AI compute, data, and application layers, signaling continued VC interest in AI infrastructure.

TREE NEWS reports: SlowMist has discovered a fake Qwen model GitHub repository that serves as a malware distribution trap. Users are advised to verify repository authenticity before use.

TREE NEWS reports: Financial world model De¹ has received investment from YZi Labs to develop AI-agent-driven on-chain finance on BNB Chain. The project aims to integrate intelligent agents into decentralized finance operations, marking a step toward autonomous financial services on-chain.

TREE NEWS update: AI local merchant platform owner completed a $240 million funding round at a $2.3 billion valuation, with Goldman Sachs leading the investment. The funding will support the company’s expansion in AI-driven local business solutions.

TREE NEWS update: A US judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally retaliated against AI company Anthropic, revoking a ban and issuing a permanent injunction. The decision marks a significant legal setback for the administration’s actions against the AI firm.