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### ZDNET’s key takeaways * There’s a new scam involving ChatGPT. * The scam starts with a sponsored Google link. * The link leads to a custom GPT that gives malicious information. * * * A new scam involving ChatGPT has emerged, and it might lead you to install malware on your computer if you’re not careful. Over the past several days, reports have surfaced of users encountering a strange interaction when using ChatGPT. “Service Availability Notice,” the message reads. “We’re currently experiencing limited availability on the primary domain. Please choose one of the following options to continue:” **Also:**[**This new cyberattack tricks you into hacking yourself. Here’s how to spot it**](https://www.zdnet.com/article/this-new-cyberattack-tricks-you-into-hacking-yourself-heres-how-to-spot-i

[Chatham Financial⁠(opens in a new window)](https://cf.com/) advises clients on complex capital markets decisions, where accuracy and auditability are paramount. As AI capabilities advanced, the firm saw an opportunity to turn proven processes into governed, repeatable workflows and software, reducing the time spent on routine execution, so its experts can focus more on client needs. Today, Chatham uses Codex to build internal and client-facing tools and GPT‑5.6 to power AI features. This work spans employee-built applications, its next-generation capital markets operating system Chatham Onyx, and its reengineering consulting service Process Zero, which accelerated trade validation from 30 minutes to under 4. > “We are not approaching AI simply as a faster way to run every process. With Op

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Update on Open-sourcing AstaBrief, the fast report-generation model in Asta. Coverage via HuggingFace Blog.

GPT‑6 is[our most advanced suite of models yet](https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-6-1-sol/), and offers you a choice of models for different kinds of work. Whether you’re turning an idea into a working prototype, building and testing a feature, or orchestrating multi-step workflows across code repositories, databases, and external APIs, this guide explains how to choose a GPT‑6 model, give it effective instructions, manage long-running work, and prepare for production. ## TL;DR * **Run effectively in production.** Use [caching⁠(opens in a new window)](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/prompt-caching) and [compaction⁠(opens in a new window)](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/compaction) to manage context and cost. Measure task success and latency, and plan for

There are interconnected and concentrated risks in power, construction, operations, cybersecurity and downtime [SINGAPORE] Insuring the Asia-Pacific’s rapidly expanding data-centre sector is becoming increasingly challenging. Global insurance broker Howden identifies the wide range of interconnected and concentrated risks in power, construction, operations and cybersecurity, with downtime being a significant business exposure. The expansion is being driven in part by rising investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure. The world is on track to spend roughly US$7 trillion on the physical infrastructure underpinning AI by 2030, reported global underwriter Advanced Technology Assurance, using 2026 data. That sum exceeds the gross domestic product of every country except the US and Ch