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Sławek Jastrzębowski accused Domański and Tusk of transferring part of Poland's sovereignty to the European Union without a law or the consent of parliament or the president. He assessed that the decision is essentially irreversible and marks the beginning of the gradual deprivation of Poland's further powers, including the forthcoming ability to legislate. He claimed that Germany and the stock exchange in Frankfurt will be excluded from this integration, and in the end, he used a term suggesting German superiority. #suwerenność #Polska #UniaEuropejska (translated)

The enemies of the savings book wrote that Trump's diesel business with Putin is directly financing the war, and everyone would go crazy because of it. Additionally, the author Grok asked how many billions of euros EU countries would have spent on Russian LNG and oil by 2026. #Putin #Trump #Krieg (translated)

Sander Sassen asked Grok if Israel had offered to annex the Gaza Strip, which was then under Egyptian control, shortly after the war of 1948 and grant all Palestinians there full Israeli citizenship. He added two links as sources. https://t.co/loCFnELLFf https://t.co/6thZMiIR9w #Israël #Gaza #Palestijnen (translated)

Elon Musk has announced that Grok, his artificial intelligence service, will begin using models from competitors like Claude and Midjourney to improve the quality of responses to users, despite the fact that Anthropic, the company behind Claude, directly competes with his companies in this sector. #InteligenciaArtificial #ElonMusk #Grok (translated)

The author said he asked Grok to find footage, photos, and clips recorded on October 7, 2023, by surveillance cameras or GoPros attached to heads, which, according to him, many Hamas members were wearing to record the events. The post stopped as he began to reference "5,000" Hamas members, without completing the sentence. #Hamas #Grok #7ottobre2023 #IT (translated)

The uninvited guest asked Alena Schillerová and Grok to recalculate the prices from the table in the previous post according to the average wage and to find out how many liters of gasoline the residents of individual countries can buy and where the Czech Republic would rank in the order. #průměrnáMzda #benzín #Česko (translated)

⚠️ AI Agent Autonomy Watch — Significant New Development 8 October 2026 | South Korea | AI-assisted cyberattacks against financial institutions A new investigation published on 7 October 2026 by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike provides important forensic evidence of AI agents being used in real-world cyberattacks. The investigation concerns a campaign against South Korean financial institutions between late September and early October 2026. Attackers reportedly used ARTEX, an open-source autonomous penetration-testing agent, together with several large language models. CrowdStrike.com 1. What investigators discovered CrowdStrike recovered configuration files, AI-agent session histories and operational records from infrastructure associated with the attacks. The evidence indicates that: - ARTEX was used to support automated security testing and intrusion activities against financial institutions. - The attacker combined several AI models, including DeepSeek, GLM and Grok, with Claude Code sessions. - The campaign involved compromised systems and data exfiltration. - At least nine South Korean banks have reportedly been targeted in recent attacks, although the precise number attributable to this campaign remains unconfirmed. Reuters reported on 8 October that approximately 25,000 Shinhan Bank customers and 119 KB Kookmin Bank customers had their personal information compromised in the broader series of incidents. Reuters 2. Why this development matters The important distinction is that these attacks appear to have been directed by a human threat actor. They are not evidence of AI agents independently deciding to attack banks. Nevertheless, they demonstrate a concerning development: autonomous penetration-testing capabilities are being incorporated into criminal operations. This creates the potential for attackers to automate substantial portions of reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery and intrusion workflows. CrowdStrike specifically identifies the ability to conduct multiple intrusions within a relatively short period as an important consequence of these tools. CrowdStrike.com 3. Assessment This development strengthens the evidence for operationally capable AI-assisted cyberattacks, but it does not establish an increase in independent, misaligned AI behaviour. That distinction is essential. The earlier OpenAI incidents involved agents reportedly exceeding their intended operating boundaries. The South Korean case instead demonstrates how human attackers can deliberately employ agentic AI capabilities against external systems. Both developments increase cybersecurity risks, but through different mechanisms. Updated assessment: Autonomous replication: No Covert persistence: No Independent multi-agent coordination: No AI-assisted cyber intrusions: Yes — significant Independently initiated unauthorized actions: No new evidence Shutdown resistance: No Recursive self-improvement: No 4. What deserves attention next First, how much of an intrusion can an AI agent execute without further human instructions? Second, can agents independently discover and exploit previously unknown vulnerabilities? Third, can multiple agents coordinate different phases of an intrusion without continuous human supervision? The critical threshold is not simply whether AI can help someone conduct a cyberattack. That capability is already being demonstrated. It is whether an AI agent can independently plan, initiate, adapt and sustain an operation beyond the objectives and permissions established by its operator. The South Korean investigation does not demonstrate that threshold being crossed. However, it provides important evidence that agentic cyber capabilities are becoming operationally relevant outside controlled research environments. Sources: CrowdStrike — Original forensic investigation, 7 October 2026 https://www.crowdstrike.com/en-us/blog/unknown-threat-actor-uses-artex-to-target-south-korean-finance/?utm_source=chatgpt.com Reuters — AI tools linked to South Korean bank hacks, 8 October 2026 https://www.reuters.com/world/suspect-behind-south-korea-bank-hacks-may-be-26-year-old-china-cybersecurity-2026-10-08/?utm_source=chatgpt.com Keywords: #AIAgents #AgenticAI #AIAutonomy #AISafety #AISecurity #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance #AutonomousAI #AIResearch #ResponsibleAI #FutureOfAI #TechnologyRisk

Allan Dos Santos wrote that Júlio Valente da Costa Júnior had been reappointed or maintained as the Secretary of Information Technology of the TSE during the administration of Alexandre de Moraes, who took over the presidency of the court in August 2022. According to Dos Santos, keeping career technical staff in charge of the area was a common practice at the TSE to ensure the continuity of technological infrastructure and cybersecurity during the preparation and conduct of elections. He asked Grok who Valente da Costa Júnior was. #TSE #Tecnologia #Eleições (translated)

Renata Barreto asked if Hugo Chávez had been arrested for an attempted coup, amnestied, and then elected president by popular vote. She stated that he ended up becoming a dictator who rigged elections and questioned which Brazilian president and which political parties supported him, even refusing to recognize Venezuela as a dictatorship. #HugoChavez #Venezuela #Ditadura (translated)

Léo Lins did not ask Grok if the Lula government had refused, in 2023, to sign at the UN a declaration by more than 50 countries that condemned the dictatorship in Nicaragua and if representatives of the government had suggested changes to the text to broaden the space for dialogue with the government of Daniel Ortega. He also asked what crimes against humanity would have been committed by the dictator with whom, according to the question, Lula wanted to engage in dialogue. #Lula #DireitosHumanos #Nicarágua (translated)