Calls to slow development at the AI frontier won’t necessarily slow the spending boom, Franklin Templeton’s Sara Araghi says. Even if labs pull back on some training, growing inference demand will keep driving the need for compute

🚨🇮🇱 A Telegram channel called "BiBi Market" is offering CASH FOR DIRT on Netanyahu and his family... Earlier this week, it claimed Jordanian hackers had broken into Sara Netanyahu's phone and put the "first part" up for sale at $1,011 in Bitcoin. Cyber researchers say there's no technical proof the phone was actually hacked, but the channel is already open for business. And that's not the only security headache in Netanyahu's inner circle. His close aide Yonatan Urich built an AI tool to track news about Bibi and Sara, then left its code exposed on GitHub, complete with keys that could let outsiders access private WhatsApp groups and their contents. Urich's own WhatsApp chats have since leaked online, and Shin Bet only began checking for risks to the PM 3 weeks after Haaretz first exposed the vulnerability. Israel can hack phones on the other side of the world, but can't lock down a WhatsApp group in its own PM's inner circle? Sources: VECERT, Haaretz, @IntCyberDigest / Writer: Julie

What does a product designer do when they can query production data, search every customer conversation, understand every past decision, and ship directly to the browser? @sara_k_48 recently joined @WorkOS and wrote about what designing at an AI-native company actually looks like:

US Puppet Marcos Stages Constitutional Coup to Crush Duterte Nationalists Three weeks after staged gunfire in the Philippine Senate, a fake constitutional crisis is exploding. Its goal: lock in US puppet Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. as unchallenged strongman while destroying Sara Duterte. The Senate is split under two rival leaderships who call each other fake. Marcos — son of the old dictator, controlled by Washington via his family’s frozen billions — is grabbing all the power. He rules by emergency orders, forces changes, and plans special sessions for his agenda. This is no random mess. It is open war between Marcos, America’s eager servant building bases against China, and the Duterte camp’s fight for true independence and friendly ties with Beijing. The Dutertes refuse to make the Philippines America’s unsinkable aircraft carrier. So Marcos unleashes raw lawfare: fake plunder charges and repeated impeachment attacks on Sara Duterte, plus the sham International Criminal Court “trial” of Rodrigo Duterte — a US-controlled political weapon against leaders who defy Washington. May 11 revealed the script. The House impeached Sara Duterte again. Pro-Duterte forces pushed back. Then came the staged shooting for chaos and cover. Pure theater. In June, the Marcos camp seized control, changed rules to weaken Duterte allies before Sara’s July impeachment trial, and called it legal. It is a clear coup. The real goal is total control for Washington: emergency powers, war budgets, and constitutional changes to allow more foreign bases, military sites, missiles, and troops — turning the Philippines into the Ukraine of Southeast Asia. Peace and Chinese development are sacrificed for war risk. Classic imperial playbook: install the weak dynasty, destroy nationalists with lawfare and crisis, then rewrite the Constitution for permanent foreign control. Marcos calls it “rule of law.” Real patriots see it as a slow US-orchestrated coup to kill the Duterte legacy and turn the country into a launchpad against China. The Supreme Court is the last defense. Not sure it will hold

Editing on CapCut Desktop, Made Smarter 💻 One prompt can trim your clips, slow the skater's jump, match it to the beat, and change that jacket from orange to blue. Sara McNutt, Brand Marketing Lead, CapCut, demonstrates EditPilot on the timeline, Interactive Edit for changes within a shot, AI Extend for longer scenes, and Seed Audio for the soundtrack. She also previews what's next on desktop. Watch the highlights from CapCut World LA.

I’m honestly not surprised to see The View making Lindsay Clancy the victim and treating Patrick Clancy like he broke a vow because he left her after what she did. Sara Haines asked Tuesday how the marital love ended so quickly and cited sickness and in health. Lindsay Clancy killed their three children. Cora was 5. Dawson was 3. Callan was 8 months old. Staying married to her after that would’ve been grossly irresponsible. Patrick is still alive. He’s the one who found his kids, testified, and even said he believes mental illness was involved and that he forgave Lindsay. He forgave her to keep his sanity and move forward. That doesn’t mean he should share a house with the person who ended his children’s lives. Leaving was the only sane move. Then Sunny Hostin made it worse. On the same show Tuesday she bragged that she was the holdout juror who talked 11 other jurors off a guilty verdict in the Daniel Rakowitz case. Rakowitz murdered Monika Beerle. Hostin helped send him to a psych ward instead of a prison cell and called that a different type of prison. She said that’s how much she believes in the insanity defense. What Hostin and The View didn’t say is that people also use insanity as a strategy to dodge maximum punishment. The View skipped Cora, Dawson, and Callan. They skipped Patrick Clancy, who lost his kids. They skipped Monika Beerle, who lost her life. They turned the victims into a footnote and the perpetrators into the story. That’s grotesque. The dehumanization The View sells every day is some of the ugliest product on television. The show should’ve been cancelled a long time ago. That it’s still on the air says more about the network and audience that keeps it there than it does about the hosts.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Remarks at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reception Celebrating the Inauguration of the Embassy of Colombia in Jerusalem: “Thank you to the Ambassador of Israel to Colombia, and the Ambassador of Colombia to Israel. And dear ambassadors, dear friends, in so many countries, in so many continents. I'm going to tell you something that will absolutely shock you. I've been prime minister for a while, you know. And in 2017, I discovered an amazing fact. No sitting prime minister of Israel in almost 70 years of our history ever went south of Texas. That's as far south as we got. And I said, well, that's impossible. And I checked. It was true. No sitting prime minister of Israel went south of the Rio Grande. So I decided we have to change that. It's all of Latin America. It's a huge chunk of humanity, a huge and important part of the world. And I thought, okay, I'll go. And the first place we went to, Sara and I, three places: Colombia, Argentina and Mexico. It was a great visit, very friendly in every one of these countries. And by the way, a year later, I think we went to a small country called Brazil, to the inauguration of President Bolsonaro. Who knows? We may do it again. And not accidentally, a year later, 2017, I think, or 18, my wife, Sara, led a delegation of the Foreign Ministry, not to an earthquake, which we just did again in Colombia, but to a volcanic eruption in Guatemala. And she led a mission of mercy and assistance to the children of Guatemala, and the creation of a neighborhood called New Jerusalem. Douze points. Exactly. So there are these deep connections that went awry, they were completely derailed because in Argentina, in Mexico, in Brazil, and I regret to say in Colombia, there was a new pharaoh, pharaohs, who did not know Joseph or Gideon or Benjamin, and it all went down to the global woke alliance. It just went down and down and down. And now I have to tell you that something remarkable is happening in Latin America. It's all coming back. It's all coming back. The great friendship, the great sympathy, the deep sympathy between our peoples. A real friendship. It's based on, yes, interests. I'll talk about that in a minute. But it comes from the heart. It comes from values. And I have to say that President Abelardo de la Espriella said it exactly, and you said it, Omar, exactly. It's a common heritage. A Judeo-Christian heritage that started in this city, this city. The city of the prophets, the king of Israel, the city of Christianity. This is where it all began. and it forms a very strong bond between our peoples. Not only the past, but seizing the future. We want to seize the future together with security, with agriculture, with water, with AI, with everything, with everything. We want to make it grow, not only the crops, the people, the children. Give hope. This is what we're about. We're about life and hope, and we face, exactly as was said here, a death cult that has gripped parts of the globe. A battle of civilization against barbarism. We stand for civilization. We stand for life. We stand for hope. And we're willing to fight the barbarians. And we appreciate those who stand with us. And Colombia stands with us. Great courage, great courage and foresight of your president. Please send him my warmest regards. We spoke on the phone. But yes, I'd love to visit with Sara, Colombia again, Bogota. You have a beautiful country, beautiful people, and you deserve the future that you now will get. You have no better friend than Israel. We believe that we have no better friend than Colombia. And some great friends who are here as well. I appreciate the support from countries in Africa, countries in Latin America, countries elsewhere. Our friend, the United States of America, President Trump did a great thing here. So to have the 10th Embassy, the 10th Embassy, the minyan, is a great thing. That's a great development. And Sara and I want to visit. We hear it's spectacular. We want to visit your embassy. If we can do so in the coming days, I'd appreciate it. We'll let you know. We want to come. So thank you. Thank you, Colombia, for this friendship. And I can say that there's no better place to celebrate it than in Jerusalem, because it has been the pulsating heart of the Jewish people for three millennia. It's our past, it's our future, it's our hope, it's our faith. And I want you to know that in many ways, when people come to my office, I have a map of the world, not big enough because it encompasses only parts of Africa and the Middle East and Europe. I want to give now an instruction to my staff: Please change it. Put a map that includes Latin America. Please do it, all of Africa and all of Asia, because the world is coming back. But I think that they see two other things below the map. They see a small model of the Merkava tank, an F-35. I call it power. And then they see right next to it a copy of the Bible. That's called faith. Power and faith. That is what governs our hopes. That is what governs and protects our future. And that is what we bring to our alliance together with you, Colombia. Thank you, Colombia, and congratulations on a wonderful, powerful move of power, courage, and faith. Thank you to the ambassador of Israel to Colombia, and the ambassador of Colombia to Israel. And dear ambassadors, dear friends, in so many countries, in so many continents. I'm going to tell you something that will absolutely shock you. I've been prime minister for a while, you know. And in 2017, I discovered an amazing fact. No sitting prime minister of Israel in almost 70 years of our history ever went south of Texas. That's as far south as we got. And I said, well, that's impossible. And I checked. It was true. No sitting prime minister of Israel went south of the Rio Grande. So I decided we have to change that. It's all of Latin America. It's a huge chunk of humanity, a huge and important part of the world. And I thought, okay, I'll go. And the first place we went to, Sara and I, three places: Colombia, Argentina and Mexico. It was a great visit, very friendly in every one of these countries. And by the way, a year later, I think we went to a small country called Brazil, to the inauguration of President Bolsonaro. Who knows? We may do it again. And not accidentally, a year later, 2017, I think, or 18, my wife, Sara, led a delegation of the Foreign Ministry, not to an earthquake, which we just did again in Colombia, but to a volcanic eruption in Guatemala. And she led a mission of mercy and assistance to the children of Guatemala, and the creation of a neighborhood called New... Jerusalem. Douze points. Exactly. So there are these deep connections that went awry, they were completely derailed because in Argentina, in Mexico, in Brazil, and I regret to say in Colombia, there was a new pharaoh, pharaohs, who did not know Joseph or Gideon or Benjamin, and it all went down to the global woke alliance. It just went down and down and down. And now I have to tell you that something remarkable is happening in Latin America. It's all coming back. It's all coming back. The great friendship, the great sympathy, the deep sympathy between our peoples. A real friendship. It's based on, yes, interests. I'll talk about that in a minute. But it comes from the heart. It comes from values. And I have to say that President Abelardo de la Espriella said it exactly, and you said it, Omar, exactly. It's a common heritage. A Judeo-Christian heritage that started in this city, this city. The city of the prophets, the king of Israel, the city of Christianity. This is where it all began. and it forms a very strong bond between our peoples. Not only the past, but seizing the future. We want to seize the future together with security, with agriculture, with water, with AI, with everything, with everything. We want to make it grow, not only the crops, the people, the children. Give hope. This is what we're about. We're about life and hope, and we face, exactly as was said here, a death cult that has gripped parts of the globe. A battle of civilization against barbarism. We stand for civilization. We stand for life. We stand for hope. And we're willing to fight the barbarians. And we appreciate those who stand with us. And Colombia stands with us. Great courage, great courage and foresight of your president. Please send him my warmest regards. We spoke on the phone. But yes, I'd love to visit with Sara, Colombia again, Bogota. You have a beautiful country, beautiful people, and you deserve the future that you now will get. You have no better friend than Israel. We believe that we have no better friend than Colombia. And some great friends who are here as well. I appreciate the support from countries in Africa, countries in Latin America, countries elsewhere. Our friend, the United States of America, President Trump did a great thing here. So to have the 10th Embassy, the 10th Embassy, the minyan, is a great thing. That's a great development. And Sara and I want to visit. We hear it's spectacular. We want to visit your embassy. If we can do so in the coming days, I'd appreciate it. We'll let you know. We want to come. So thank you. Thank you, Colombia, for this friendship. And I can say that there's no better place to celebrate it than in Jerusalem, because it has been the pulsating heart of the Jewish people for three millennia. It's our past, it's our future, it's our hope, it's our faith. And I want you to know that in many ways, when people come to my office, I have a map of the world, not big enough because it encompasses only parts of Africa and the Middle East and Europe. I want to give now an instruction to my staff: Please change it. Put a map that includes Latin America. Please do it, all of Africa and all of Asia, because the world is coming back. But I think that they see two other things below the map. They see a small model of the Merkava tank, an F-35. I call it power. And then they see right next to it a copy of the Bible. That's called faith. Power and faith. That is what governs our hopes. That is what governs and protects our future. And that is what we bring to our alliance together with you, Colombia. Thank you, Colombia, and congratulations on a wonderful, powerful move of power, courage, and faith. Thank you. Thank you all.” Video: GPO