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Today's topics:

Claude Opus 5 tops ARC - Anthropic launched Claude Opus 5, a stronger flagship AI model for coding, automation, and knowledge work. Its lead on ARC-AGI-3 also shows that adaptive reasoning remains difficult even for frontier models.

Cyber risk in open models - A UK AISI and CAISI assessment says Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 is now the strongest open-weight cyber model they have tested, but it still trails top U.S. systems. The report highlights growing security concerns around accessible AI capability.

Android ADB loopback under threat - An Android IssueTracker discussion has raised fears that on-device ADB over loopback could be restricted to Wi-Fi only. That would affect Shizuku, Termux, accessibility tools, and other power-user debugging workflows.

Wasmtime turns on Wasm GC - Wasmtime 47 now enables WebAssembly GC and exception handling by default. This is a major step for running higher-level languages on Wasm with smaller binaries and more natural runtime behavior.

Playdate gets real-time 3D - A developer built a playable 3D software renderer for the Playdate handheld despite its tiny 1-bit screen and limited hardware. It is a strong example of optimization, smart tradeoffs, and creative game engineering.

Hannah Fry wins math prize - Cambridge professor Hannah Fry won the Leelavati Prize for public understanding of mathematics. The award recognizes her work making math accessible through broadcasting, writing, and digital media.

Tokyo museum saves dead media - The Extinct Media Museum Tokyo is preserving obsolete devices and recording formats through a hands-on collection. Its open approach helps document media history for researchers, creators, and the public.

Apartment aquaponics keeps improving - A small apartment aquaponics project in New York has matured into a stable, compact food-growing system. The update offers practical lessons on urban sustainability, fish care, and low-space gardening.

-Android May Restrict On-Device ADB and Break Shizuku Workflows
-Anthropic Releases Claude Opus 5
-Hannah Fry Wins International Leelavati Prize for Math Outreach
-Developer Builds a 3D Renderer for the Playdate Handheld
-ARC Prize Leaderboard Shows Strong Models Still Struggle on ARC-AGI-3
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