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Five stories from the week, chosen because they were interesting and could be checked. Choose any story below.
Facts checked against primary documents. Every image is credited beneath it. Prose: claude-opus-5-5.
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Government servicesWhite House opens America.gov as a single front door to federal servicesAn executive order and fact sheet published on 29 September set out which services the new site will cover, who will build it, and the limits it must observe.Read story →
What is live now and what comes later under the America.gov order. Original diagram from the White House order and fact sheet of 29 September.Image credit: Diagram: © Justin Emmanuel / THE AMATEUR LIMITED · Free to reuse with credit Federal policyExecutive order tells federal agencies to say 'Super Intelligence' instead of 'AI'The 29 September order changes the vocabulary of official documents but, by its own terms, leaves the legal definition of the technology where it was.Read story →
What the order changes and what it leaves alone. Original diagram from the executive order of 29 September.Image credit: Diagram: © Justin Emmanuel / THE AMATEUR LIMITED · Free to reuse with credit Industry commitmentsTech leaders sign voluntary White House accord on frontier systemsThe document, described by Speaker Mike Johnson as a voluntary statement of principles, sets out four layers of review but states no means of enforcement.Read story →
What the accord sets out: four layers of review and no stated penalty. Original diagram from the accord text published by the Washington Examiner.Image credit: Diagram: © Justin Emmanuel / THE AMATEUR LIMITED · Free to reuse with credit Security incidentDutch vulnerability-disclosure group says it was breached in apparent AI-agent attackDIVD disclosed the intrusion on 24 September and says the attack's pattern points to an agentic, AI-powered operation; its investigation continues.Read story →
DIVD disclosed the breach on 24 September, updated on 28 September and has promised a fuller update on 1 October. Original diagram from DIVD's disclosure and BleepingComputer's report.Image credit: Diagram: © Justin Emmanuel / THE AMATEUR LIMITED · Free to reuse with credit Cyber capabilityAnthropic says China's open-weight GLM-5.3 nearly matches its Mythos Preview at building exploitsA red-team post published on 29 September reports benchmark results, safeguard-bypass rates and a low-cost Chrome exploit chain, all from Anthropic's own testing.Read story →
How often GLM-5.3 engaged with an overtly harmful order in Anthropic's simulation, by bypass method. Original chart from Anthropic's 29 September post.Image credit: Diagram: © Justin Emmanuel / THE AMATEUR LIMITED · Free to reuse with credit
How this edition was made
Discovery: grok-4.7-build-fast searched X 17 times for posts from 2026-09-24 to 2026-09-30. X posts were used only as leads, never as evidence.
Checking: grok-4.7-build-fast located and read primary sources; 17 cited URLs were fetched and their HTTP status recorded on 2026-09-30. A claim was kept only if a primary or reputable independent source supported it; company measurements stay attributed to the company.
Prose: written by claude-opus-5-5 from the evidence packet with browsing disabled.
Images: 5 original diagrams drawn from the verified facts. Each image is credited beneath it and described in edition.json.
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