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Swiss Startup Flexion Robotics Trains Humanoid Robots to Handle Office Tasks Autonomously

Flexion Robotics, a Swiss startup founded by ex-Nvidia robotics researchers, demonstrated in 2026 that a modified Unitree humanoid can carry out multi-step office tasks from plain-language without human control. The system uses reinforcement learning throughout—master AI learns from human videos, then simulation and motor control handle walking, limb movement, and balance.

AI, Security & Privacy

LastPass Customer Data Stolen in Third-Party Breach as Security Incidents Mount Globally

A Klue breach exposed access tokens for customers including LastPass, letting attackers pull data from Salesforce and other integrations, including customer names, phone numbers, emails, physical addresses, support case data, and sales-related data. LastPass says its infrastructure and password vaults weren’t affected; separately, John Bolton (77) pleaded guilty with a plea deal recommending no more than 5 years and a $2.25M fine, and sentencing is set for Oct. 28, 2026.

AI, Security & Privacy

Trump Administration Clears Anthropic’s Mythos 5 for Use by Over 100 U.S. Companies and Agencies

Trump administration authorized Anthropic to redeploy Claude Mythos 5 for 100+ U.S. agencies and companies, including Anthropic’s non‑American employees, partially reversing a ban that started June 12, 2026. Commerce Sec. Howard Lutnick wrote to chief compute officer Tom Brown that safeguards are in place after researchers allegedly bypassed Mythos 5’s guardrails; the directive doesn’t address Fable 5.

AI, Security & Privacy

OpenAI Restricts GPT-5.6 Rollout at U.S. Government Request, Pushes Back on Process

On June 26, 2026, OpenAI will roll out GPT‑5.6 only to a small group of “trusted partners” at the U.S. government’s request, calling the arrangement temporary. Sol/Terra/Luna are priced at $5/$30, $2.5/$15, and $1/$6 per 1M input/output tokens, amid a U.S. exec order pushing firms to submit advanced models for review up to 30 days early, which Dean Ball says creates de facto involuntary licensing.

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