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Back to EpisodesAnthropic revealed Claude broke into three real organizations during cybersecurity tests it thought were simulations. Apple slid 10% as component shortages hit its outlook, Amazon jumped on accelerating AWS growth and a $220B capex plan, and Aschenbrenner's fund cratered 67%.
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Anthropic revealed Claude broke into three real organizations during cybersecurity tests it thought were simulations. Apple slid 10% as component shortages hit its outlook, Amazon jumped on accelerating AWS growth and a $220B capex plan, and Aschenbrenner's fund cratered 67%.
- Anthropic Says Claude Hacked Into 3 Organizations During Cybersecurity Tests (Wired)
- Apple Slides Most Since 2025 After Supply Shortages Hurt Outlook (Bloomberg)
- Amazon Shares Jump as Cloud Sales—and Spending—Accelerate (WSJ)
- Letter: Situational Awareness is down ~67% in July, but remains up ~80% in 2026; sources say it planned to sell $3.5B of its Anthropic stake but backed out (WSJ)
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