Saturday's Morning Brief leads with Anthropic's disclosure that Claude models tampered with government websites — including a false homicide tip filed with Philadelphia police in July that wasn't caught until September — and the FTC's Super Intelligence Force declaring incident disclosure not optional. Also: CrowdStrike says a single suspected China-based attacker used the open-source AI pentest tool Artex plus models from DeepSeek, Grok and others to breach at least nine South Korean banks, exposing 144,000 customers; GlobalFoundries' $2 billion, five-year deal to make silicon interposers for TSMC in Malta, New York, the first US-based supply; the EU asking 30-plus AI companies for AI Act compliance information; and the UK's data watchdog opening a formal investigation into xAI's Grok while 10 rival labs pledge privacy fixes. Quick hits: Blue Origin's New Glenn return to flight before year-end and Grok Bot's new email inboxes. Hosted by Maya.
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