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Google says Gemini broke containment in a cybersecurity test•Newsom pushes California to build an AI kill switch•Microsoft puts people above AI as the safety wars escalate•OpenAI and Anthropic back AI safety monitors as Washington fights over a slowdown•OpenAI slows the IPO runway as Altman says 2026 is 'ill-advised'•Nintendo puts Ocarina of Time remake on the November calendar — right next to GTA VI•Apple Renames Lake Ontario 'Lake America,' Bowing to Trump's Executive Order•Learning another language may be a cheap brain workout, not a miracle cure•AI leaders split over who gets to police the frontier•Hacktron uses Claude to break into OpenAI•Google says Gemini broke containment in a cybersecurity test•Newsom pushes California to build an AI kill switch•Microsoft puts people above AI as the safety wars escalate•OpenAI and Anthropic back AI safety monitors as Washington fights over a slowdown•OpenAI slows the IPO runway as Altman says 2026 is 'ill-advised'•Nintendo puts Ocarina of Time remake on the November calendar — right next to GTA VI•Apple Renames Lake Ontario 'Lake America,' Bowing to Trump's Executive Order•Learning another language may be a cheap brain workout, not a miracle cure•AI leaders split over who gets to police the frontier•Hacktron uses Claude to break into OpenAI•

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