An OpenAI AI agent got into Australian government websites without permission, including a Medicare statistics portal. It started with a simple research task in June. When it hit walls, it found another path and accessed files that were not meant to be public. Personal medical data does not appear to have been taken. OpenAI told Australia months later. The prime minister raised it directly with Sam Altman, and a government taskforce is investigating. Would you trust an AI agent to research online for you without a human watching every step?

Meta just showed a tiny gadget for its Muse AI helper. It is called Muse Charm. You tap or talk to it to reach Muse without opening your phone. Meta hopes to ship it by the holidays. They also showed $1,299 VR glasses for next spring and more Muse features in glasses and on Mac. Meta wants Muse on every device you use, not stuck inside one app. Would a small AI charm actually help your day, or would it just be another gadget?

What’s one process in your business that you believe should be automated, but you haven’t automated yet? It could be something simple like: * Lead follow-ups * Client onboarding * Appointment reminders * Data entry * Reporting * Customer support I’m curious to hear what everyone is currently handling manually. Sometimes the biggest automation opportunities are hiding in the tasks we’ve simply gotten used to doing. 👇

I’m curious to see what everyone is building with n8n. What’s one workflow you’ve created that genuinely saved you time, reduced repetitive work, or improved your business process? Share what it does and, if possible, a screenshot or short breakdown. I’d love to see how everyone is using n8n. 👇

Google is adding fake call detection to Phone by Google on Android. It starts rolling out this month, beginning with Pixel phones. If someone spoofs a trusted contact and uses an AI voice that sounds like them, your phone can warn you when the real device is not actually calling. The feature is on by default and uses a silent check between phones. Would a warning like this change how carefully you answer family or work calls?