Musk Orders Grok to Rebuild Human Knowledge from Ground Up
Elon Musk has cast aside the existing Grok AI training corpus and directed xAI to construct an entirely new foundation—one that excludes what he calls “garbage” and “uncorrected data”—and then retrain the model from that vetted base. This overhaul is intended to power the next-generation Grok, tentatively dubbed Grok 3.5
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Rough Guide to IETF 98: Trust, Identity, and Privacy
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OneClik Campaign Exploits ClickOnce to Breach Energy Sector
Trellix’s Advanced Research Center has uncovered a highly targeted Advanced Persistent Threat malware campaign, named OneClik, focused on entities within the energy, oil, and gas sectors. The attackers employ sophisticated phishing lures and exploit Microsoft ClickOnce, a.NET deployment tool,
Denmark Takes Bold Stand on Digital Sovereignty
Denmark’s Ministry for Digital Affairs has begun replacing Microsoft Office 365 with LibreOffice and is exploring wider adoption of Linux, citing a strategic imperative to reduce dependency on foreign software providers. Caroline Stage Olsen, Minister for Digital Affairs, stated that
Musk Lays Claim to Redefine Human Knowledge with AI
Elon Musk has disclosed plans to overhaul xAI’s conversational system Grok by essentially reconstructing its entire knowledge foundation. Frustrated with what he describes as “garbage” and “uncorrected data” in the model, Musk intends to launch Grok 3.5—potentially rebranded as Grok 4—with enhanced
