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AI, Security & Privacy

OpenAI Launches “Patch the Planet” Initiative to Fix Open-Source Security Vulnerabilities

In June 2026, OpenAI launched “Patch the Planet” with Trail of Bits, HackerOne and Calif to help open-source maintainers fix vulnerabilities before AI bug-hunting tools exploit them. The free consulting program includes a five-day sprint with 25 engineers, yielding hundreds of bugs and dozens of patches in week one, plus funding and unmetered model access.

AI, General

Google Invests $75 Million in A24 to Develop AI Filmmaking Tools

In June 2026, Google’s DeepMind will partner with A24 on production and distribution technologies, investing about $75M—the first time Google has taken a financial stake in a film studio. The deal is non-exclusive; Google won’t access A24’s library data, and A24 says the tools won’t resemble “prompted generation” AI that users dislike.

General, Mobile & Apps

Instagram Expands TV App With Episodic Content, Live Formats, and Samsung TV Support

Instagram’s TV app is expanding in June 2026 with episodic series, longer-form videos, and live creator experiences aimed at competing with Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. Launched last year and available on Fire and Google TVs, it’s now on Samsung TVs too, adding personalized channels, phone-to-TV casting (Reels/saved), horizontal video support, and native Stories.

AI, Security & Privacy

ShinyHunters Leaks Alleged Madison Square Garden Data Days After Knicks Championship

ShinyHunters posted alleged Madison Square Garden data totaling ~45GB, claiming it was stolen in June 2026 and surfaced days after the Knicks won their first NBA title since 1973. 404 Media says the files may include customer personal info, Knicks “talent” names, and emails complaining about face recognition; MSG didn’t respond, and a federal class action was filed.

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